Stakit – Consumer & Investor Overview

The Missing Step Between Grinder and Cone

Ask any regular smoker how they get ground flower into a cone and you’ll get the same answers: pinch and spill, scoop and spill, funnel and spill, or “I fold whatever paper is nearby.”

You’ve got great flower. You’ve got a decent grinder. You’ve got good cones. But loading them is still messy, slow, and inconsistent.

Stakit fixes the one part of the ritual nobody else has cared enough to engineer properly.

What Stakit Does for You

Keeps flower and cones contained instead of scattered across your table.
Lets you fill 1–8 cones at a time with the same simple motion.
Uses a dedicated aluminum tamp for every cone—no more improvised tools.
Adjusts to work with cones from 70 mm to 140 mm.
Locks together as a single tube for clean, discreet travel.
Pairs perfectly with the Wakit electric grinder for effortless loading.

How It Works

From Flower to Finished Cones in One Flow

The whole point of Stakit is that you don’t have to juggle tools or think about the process. It’s one smooth motion:

Drop your dry flower into the Stakit grinding tray.
Load your cones into the filling stations (1 to 8 at a time).
Set your Wakit on top and press the button.
The centrifugal chain distributes flower evenly into the open cones.
Use the built-in tamp rods to pack each cone to your liking.
Twist, cap, and lock the whole system together for transport.
Vibrations related to grinding settle the flower perfectly.

It feels like a tiny personal production line—except it fits in your hand and travels wherever you do.

The Stack, Explained

Stakit was built from the ground up as a personal cone-loading system, not just a “cool accessory.” Every section of the stack does something specific for you:

Grinding tray: Where your flower goes and where the Wakit works its magic.
Filling stations: Eight vertical channels that align your cones for even fills.
Hidden cone storage: A central well that keeps fresh cones protected.
Tamp rods: One per station—also act as plugs for unused positions.
Base + sleeve: Everything locks together into a single, solid tube.

Load at home, bring the whole operation with you, or stash it on a shelf without leaving a mess behind.

Help Bring Stakit to Your Local Shop

If you want to see Stakit on shelves where you already shop, you can actually help make that happen. The fastest way to move this from prototype to everyday reality is a simple combination of:

Letting us know you’re interested so we can keep you updated on launch timing.
Talking to your local smoke shop or dispensary and ask them to carry Stakit.
Pointing them to this site at stakit.store so they can see the full overview and wholesale info.

Shops listen when the same name or product comes up from different customers. A few conversations in the right places can do more than any ad spend.

Stay in the Loop

Share your info below if you’d like to be notified as we hit key milestones: production start, first shipments, and when shops in your area start carrying Stakit.

The Everyday Problem

Grinding and packing should be simple. In reality, it’s a mess: loose herb on every surface, lost product, inconsistent fills, and a constant trade-off between speed and control.

Current grinders and accessories solve pieces of the workflow—but not the system. Users bounce between trays, papers, cones, and tools, improvising with whatever is at hand. The result is waste, clutter, and a ritual that feels more chaotic than precise.

As usage climbs and the market matures, expectations are shifting from “good enough” to controlled, repeatable, and clean.

The Market Gap

Accessories are popular. Systems are rare. Most solutions are either disposable gimmicks or single-purpose tools that don’t scale with a user’s habits.

Stakit isn’t another add-on—it’s the missing modular platform between grinder and finished product. It standardizes the grinding and packing workflow into a compact, durable, and expandable footprint designed for real-world use.

The Stakit System

One System. Many Rituals.

Stakit was designed as a precision workstation: a height-adjustable tray, gravity-fed chutes, and a stable base that pairs perfectly with modern grinders. No loose drawers, no fragile gimmicks—just an engineered path from unground material to evenly packed cones or containers.

What began as a cannabis accessory has evolved into a modular distribution platform—equally at home in cannabis, culinary, craft, and lab contexts—while still being instantly intuitive to a first-time user.

Mess-minimized workflow: herb is contained, guided, and delivered where it belongs.
Even fills across multiple cones or containers with consistent density.
Height-adjustable tray to support a range of sizes without changing tools.
Compact footprint designed to live on a counter, in a drawer, or in a bag.
Durable materials and geometry tuned for long mold life and daily use.
System-ready: accepts future trays, inserts, sticks, caps, and sleeves.
Designed to complement, not replace, leading grinders and tools.
Clean, modern aesthetic that feels like equipment, not a toy.

“Precision engineered for your process. From grind to pack, Stakit turns a messy ritual into a repeatable system.”

Beyond an Accessory: A Growing Ecosystem

Users already spend heavily on add-ons—grinders, rolling trays, smell-proof cases, storage jars, tampers, tools, and more. Stakit consolidates core functions into a single platform and then extends outward.

Every Stakit sold is not just a unit—it is a base station for an ecosystem of inserts, sticks, caps, sleeves, and limited editions that ride the same geometry and interface.

“Buy the system once. Expand over time as habits and markets evolve.”

Ecosystem at Launch

Core manual Stakit unit (flagship configuration).
Dedicated tray insert for cone filling (multiple sizes supported).
Stakit Stick variants (tampers / scrapers) tuned for the tray.
Soft-touch base pad for vibration and surface protection.

Market Context

A Massive User Base. A Tiny Penetration Target.

Cannabis is now the most commonly used federally illegal drug in the United States, with tens of millions of people reporting use in any given year and usage still rising as legalization expands and stigma recedes.

In 2021, an estimated 52.5 million Americans (about 19% of the population) used cannabis at least once. In 2022, roughly 62 million people aged 12 and older reported past-year use—a 25% share of the population.

The U.S. cannabis market itself was valued around $38.5 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow at an annual rate of roughly 11–12%, approaching $75–80 billion by 2030. Global legal cannabis is on track to exceed $100 billion over the same period.

U.S. Past-Year Users

62M+

Even a microscopic share is meaningful.

U.S. Market 2024

$38.5B

Growing double-digit % annually.

Stakit 5-Year Target

300k units

≈1.5 units / county / month across ~3,100 U.S. counties.

20,000 pre-orders is a rounding error in a 60M-user market.

300,000 units in 5 years is intentionally conservative.

Accessory spending per user continues to grow alongside adoption.

Presale & Production Plan

20,000 Paid Pre-Orders. 5,000 Units / Month Throughput.

The immediate goal is straightforward: secure 20,000 fully paid pre-orders to finance tooling, production, and initial ecosystem components without diluting control at the earliest, most expensive stage.

Production is engineered for a steady, predictable cadence of ~5,000 units per month once tooling is online. Pre-sold units anchor the first several months of output, with a prioritized queue for all future demand.

Now – Feb 2026: Pre-order window open (capped at 20,000 units).

March 1, 2026: Target start of production.

May 1, 2026: First shipments to fully paid customers.

Priority: Fully paid presale customers are locked into the earliest production batches. Unpaid or late-stage interest is queued behind presales and filled as capacity allows. Anyone evaluating this after presales close is, by definition, later to the line.

For Users & Retailers

Reserve units now to guarantee early access and minimize wait times as awareness grows. For retailers, even a small initial allocation can differentiate your shelf from competitors still relying on scattered tools and generic accessories.

For Investors

Pre-orders function as both market validation and non-dilutive capital. Hitting the 20,000-unit cap before production starts signals a strong, system-level product in a category where accessories already sell themselves—but systems rarely exist.

Investor Options

Two Ways to Participate in the First Run

Not everyone evaluating Stakit needs another physical unit. Some prefer exposure to the launch curve itself. To keep options simple, the first year is structured around two parallel tracks.

1. Product-Backed Participation

Commit to paid pre-orders for personal use, retail inventory, or as a bundle with other products:

Guaranteed allocation in earliest production months.
Volume-based discounts for retail and distribution partners.
Option to co-develop limited-run accessories or finishes.
Natural hedge: units can be sold, gifted, or retained as long-term keepsakes.

2. Short-Term (12-Month) Loan

For those more interested in financing than holding inventory, a 12-month loan structure can be used to accelerate tooling, production, and early ecosystem development.

Principal deployed directly into molds, materials, and first production runs.
Fixed-term, fixed-return arrangement (terms discussed case-by-case).
Option to convert a portion of return into product or ecosystem credit, if desired.
Designed for clarity: simple paper, clear milestones, defined exit.

Early focus groups and user feedback have been consistently positive—the main risk now is capacity, not interest. This page exists so the capital side can catch up to the user side.

Contact & Next Steps

Already a Little Late. Still Early Enough.

If you’re reading this before production starts, you’re ahead of almost everyone who will eventually use Stakit. The pre-production window is the simplest time to:

Secure units in the earliest manufacturing batches.
Discuss a 12-month loan structure aligned with your risk profile.
Explore territory, channel, or co-branding opportunities.
Shape how the broader ecosystem rolls out over the next five years.

Grinding Is Easy.
Loading Sucks.