What Blazr is
Blazr's App Store listing calls it "Blazr: 420 Singles and Friends." The developer is Hype Leads LLC. The listing describes swiping on cannabis-friendly people nearby, private chats with photos and live video, a featured "Hot List," and a way to connect with cannabis brands and businesses. A 2025 update added a social network with a global feed, communities and group chats, plus SMS verification at sign-in. According to the same listing, the app itself is not a place to buy cannabis.
What 420 Dating Canada is
A cannabis-friendly dating site for adults in Canada. No brands, no businesses, no feed: just profiles, daily match suggestions, messaging and the safety tools you'd expect. Prices are in Canadian dollars and our guides are written for Canadian provinces.
Side by side
| 420 Dating Canada | Blazr | |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Canada only | Location-based search; developer Hype Leads LLC |
| Format | Dating site in your browser | iPhone and Android app, plus web |
| Cannabis brands and businesses | Not on the site | Part of the app |
| Verification | ID verification included; video verification with a moderator | SMS verification at sign-in |
| Paid plans (as listed) | VIP from C$19.99 / week, VIP Plus from C$22.99 / week | App Store lists VIP 1 week $12.99, 1 month $29.99, 3 months $69.99 (currency not stated) |
Blazr prices are taken from its App Store listing, which doesn't state the currency, and may differ by region.
The difference that matters
Blazr mixes dating with a cannabis social network and brands. Some people like that. Others want a space that is only about meeting someone, where cannabis is accepted but not advertised. Our rules ban any buying, selling or arranging of cannabis on the site, and no cannabis business can advertise here.
Who should pick which
Pick Blazr if you like swiping, want a social feed, and enjoy following cannabis brands. Pick 420 Dating Canada if you want a Canada-only dating site, Canadian prices, ID or video verification, and a clean line between dating and anything for sale.
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Reading the price tags
Blazr's App Store listing shows its VIP tiers as $12.99 for a week, $29.99 for a month and $69.99 for three months (currency not stated). Our plans are set in Canadian dollars, with VIP at C$19.99 for a week, C$39.95 for a month and C$98.95 for three months, and VIP Plus starting at C$22.99 for seven days. Because the listing doesn't say which currency it uses, a straight comparison isn't fair to either side. Look at what each plan unlocks and whether it renews, then check the final amount in your own app store or at our checkout before you pay.
A first week on each
On a swipe app, a typical first week is many swipe decisions, a handful of matches and some short chats, with the social feed and communities to scroll in between. On our site, a first week looks more like reading a few longer profiles each day from your suggestions, writing to two or three people whose bios caught your eye, and using a chat room if you're on VIP. Neither is the right way to date. They just feel different, and a few days on each is usually enough to tell which one you enjoy.
Privacy when there's a public feed
Social features are fun, but anything posted to a public feed can be seen by people you haven't matched with. If you use an app with a feed, think about what your posts say about where you live and work, and keep identifying details out of photos. On our site there's no public feed: your location appears only as your nearest city, and conversations stay in private messages or in the chat rooms you choose to join.
Businesses in the mix
Blazr's listing describes a space to connect with cannabis businesses. Some users like discovering brands alongside dating. Others would rather their dating app had no commercial side at all. We made a deliberate choice here: there are no business profiles on 420 Dating Canada, and nobody can promote or offer products through a profile or message. If a profile starts to look like an advert, report it and the moderators will review it.
Questions to ask before you commit to either
- Does the format suit how you like to meet people: choosing from photos, or reading first?
- Do you want a social network, or only dating?
- Are prices shown in your currency, and do plans renew?
- What verification can you see on other people's profiles?
- How easy is it to report someone, and does a person review it?
Switching later
Starting on one doesn't lock you in. If you try a swipe app and find it isn't for you, or try a profile-led site and miss the back-and-forth of swiping, you can change. Keep your photos current and your bio honest, and the move is easy.
What each one asks of you at sign-up
Blazr's listing says it verifies by text-message code when you sign in, so you'll need a phone number. Here, you create a profile in your browser, and verification by ID or a short video call with a moderator is available on every plan, Classic included. If keeping your number private matters to you, that difference is worth weighing before you start.
Dating and a social network: pros and cons
A feed and communities can make an app feel lively. You can see what people post, join a group about a hobby and get to know someone before you match. The trade-off is attention. Time spent scrolling is time not spent on a conversation with one person, and posts can drift a long way from dating. A dedicated dating site does less, on purpose. If you mainly want to meet one person you like, fewer distractions can help. If you also want a cannabis social circle, an app that combines both may suit you better.
Canadian rules and where you live
Whatever app you use, the law that applies is the one where you are. Alberta allows cannabis from 18, Québec from 21, and everywhere else from 19, and public-use rules change at each provincial border. Our legal basics page lists them all, and our French Québec section is written with Québec's stricter rules in mind. If you meet someone through any app who's visiting from another province, check which rules apply before you plan anything.
Web or app
Blazr is mainly an iPhone and Android app, with a web version. 420 Dating Canada runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Some people prefer an app icon on their home screen; others like that a browser site doesn't need to be installed or show up in a list of apps. Neither is better. It comes down to how you like to use your phone and how private you want your dating to be.
Who you'll meet
Because Blazr is location-based and not limited to one country, who you see depends on where you are and who's nearby on the app. Our site is built for people in Canada, and you choose the age range and, on VIP, the distance you want to search. If you're travelling, a location-based app may show you people where you're visiting. If you're at home, a Canada-only site keeps things local.
If you don't use cannabis yourself
A cannabis social network is naturally full of posts about products and culture. If you don't partake but are happy to date someone who does, that can feel like a lot. On a dating-only site, you can say you abstain, pick an interest like CBD & Wellness or none at all, and simply meet people who won't judge a partner's habit. Both approaches are valid; think about which one you'd feel comfortable opening every day.