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What does a cannabis habit really cost?

Answer three questions and see it in money — a week, a year, and over ten. Every number below shows its own arithmetic, so you can check it, share it, or just sit with it.

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$40
a week

1 g on each day you use, 5 days a week, at $8 a gram = $40 a week.

$2,080
a year

$40 a week × 52 weeks = $2,080 a year.

$20,800
over ten years

$2,080 a year × 10 = $20,800, before any price changes.

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What the free report adds

This calculator is the money. The free report goes further: eight quick questions add the hours it takes and your pattern (when you use most, what's driving it), and a 30-day plan built around whatever you decide — cut down, take a break, quit, or just keep tracking. Still free: we email it to you, no password.

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Questions people ask first

How much does a cannabis habit cost per year?

It depends entirely on frequency and spend, which is why this calculator exists rather than a single number. As a rough anchor: $20 a week is $1,040 a year, $40 a week is $2,080 a year, and $70 a week is $3,640 a year — move the sliders above to your own numbers, and the maths under each result shows exactly how it was worked out.

What would I save if I cut back or stop?

The same arithmetic run from the other direction: whatever you'd stop spending per week, multiplied by 52, is what you'd keep in a year — and by 520 over ten. The free report goes a step further and builds a plan around whichever goal you pick, whether that's cutting back, taking a break, or stopping.

Where do these numbers come from?

Your own answers, multiplied out: how much on a day you use × what you pay × how many of those days a week, then × 52 for a year. The free report adds the hours, from how many times a day you use. Nothing is invented, and nothing is saved unless you choose to get the free report.