Small online shop, under 50 products
TypicallyNOK 40,000–64,000
6–10 weeksWooCommerce with Vipps, cards and shipping. Suits most who are starting out or switching platform.
Get a quoteOnline shop in WooCommerce
An online shop customers trust, and that you own
We build online shops with Vipps, Klarna and cards at checkout, shipping with Bring and PostNord, and a shopping experience that makes it easy for customers to trust you, and to buy.
- Price
- NOK 40,000–64,000 small shop, excl. VAT
- Time
- 6–10 weeks under 50 products
- After
- Care from NOK 699 a month, excl. VAT
Eirik or Sindre replies when you get in touch.
Get a quote for an online shop
Rather talk? Book a call (åpnes i ny faneopens in a new tab) · +47 466 92 611 · post@nettsmed.no
What happens next
- We read and replyOne of us gets back to you within 1 working day.
- A short talkWe get to know you and look at your needs, with no commitment.
- A concrete quoteSolution, price and timeline, then you decide.
Eirik or Sindre replies within 1 working day.
What does an online shop cost?
A small online shop from us typically costs NOK 40,000–64,000 excl. VAT and takes 6–10 weeks. You get an estimate in hours and NOK before we start.
Online shop with 50–500 products
TypicallyNOK 45,000–73,000
Categories, filters and variants, and import of the products you have.
Get a quoteLarger shop or more integrations
PriceBy estimate
Over 500 products, import from stock or supplier, ERP, accounting or custom work. We give you a concrete estimate before we start.
Get a quoteHow the price for a small shop is worked out
The same lines as in the price calculator. The bar runs from the fewest to the most hours, and the hours are multiplied by the hourly rate of NOK 1,490.
- Kick-off and project management3–5 h
- Prototype and design4–7 h
- Build and content, up to 10 pages5–8 h
- Online store setup10–14 h
- Vipps and card payments2–4 h
- Quality check: accessibility, Google and AI3–5 h
27–43 hours × NOK 1,490typically NOK 40,000–64,000
What can come on top
- Shipping with Bring2–4 h
- More languages4–8 h
- Help with the copy3–6 h
- Accounting integration8–12 h
- Product importincluded for 50–500 products3–6 h
- Import of more than 500 productsdepends on source and formatneeds assessment
Care from NOK 699 a monthUpdates, backup and monitoring after launch. For a shop that sells every day, Active or Premium suits best, where we maintain it.
See the care plansAll prices excl. VAT. Maintenance of the online shop comes on top.
What we set up
Everything that has to be in place for customers to find the product, pay and get it delivered. Press a point to see it.
Accessibility, visibility in Google and AI, and privacy are standard in the online shop too.
Payment and shipping: what to know before you choose
The goal is not as many logos as possible at checkout, but that Norwegian customers find Vipps, card customers get through, and you do not pay for methods you do not need. If you are still unsure about the platform, settle that before you lock in payment and shipping.
Vipps
Norwegian customers on mobile
The familiar flow means fewer abandoned purchases. Vipps has sold its Checkout product to Kustom (announced in March 2026), but Vipps as a payment method in online shops continues. We agree on the right set-up before we build.
Klarna
High order value and instalments
Lowers the threshold to buy, and Klarna takes the credit risk. It costs more per sale, so it pays off where the average order is high.
Card
Guests without Vipps, businesses and abroad
Stripe is quick to set up and good internationally. Nets Easy (Nexi) puts Vipps and cards in one checkout.
The fees
The agreement is between you and the provider
Expect typically 1.5–3 % per sale, Klarna often higher. The fees go to the payment provider, not to us, and the agreements are in your name.
Shipping and returns
Bring, Posten and pick-up in store
Automatic shipping rates, pick-up in store or free shipping over an amount. A common mistake is products without a weight, or no sender postcode set, and then the shipping price cannot be calculated.
Accounting
Fiken, Tripletex or PowerOffice Go
A ready-made app, an integration service or a custom integration. For a Norwegian membership organisation we connected WooCommerce to PowerOffice Go through Integrera and migrated 303 orders. Sales came through as expected, but credit notes only synced one way.
WooCommerce or Shopify? The honest answer
We build in WooCommerce. But if you want to test a product with a few items before you invest, it can be smart to start in Shopify yourselves. We will tell you so.
WooCommercewhat we build in
- Pro: You own the shop, with no monthly platform licence
- Pro: Can be customised and connected to Norwegian systems for payment, shipping and accounting
- Con: Needs updating and looking after, which is why there is a care plan from NOK 699 a month
Shopifya rental service
- Pro: You can set it up yourselves, quickly
- Con: A fixed monthly price, and you rent the platform instead of owning it
- Con: If you use a payment provider other than Shopify Payments, such as Vipps through an app, a percentage of turnover comes on top
How we build the online shop
Predictable from the first conversation to launch, with a prototype you approve before we build. A small shop typically takes 6–10 weeks.
Project: yourshop.noExample
- Mapping and prototype
We understand the shop
We go through products, payment, shipping and the systems you use, and build the prototype as agreed. You approve it before we build.
- Build and set-up
We build the shop
We build the shop and set up payment, shipping and integrations with the systems you use.
- Before launch
Quality check
We quality-check the shop before it opens.
- Ongoing
Launch and maintenance
You get training in products and orders. With a care plan we keep the shop up to date and secure.
Who does what
What you do
- The products: images, text, prices and weight for every item
- The agreements with the payment providers, and the shop's terms of sale
- After launch: adding products, following orders and sending the parcels
What we do
- Mapping and a prototype you approve before we build
- Build, payment, shipping and integrations with the systems you use
- A check of accessibility, Google and AI before the shop opens
- Training in products and orders, and maintenance if you want it
Our work
An online shop we have built, and clients who have used us
«We are very happy with all the possibilities and customisations Nettsmed has set up for our new website. They always sort things out when we have questions or need new solutions.»
Martin NøstrudHead of Administration, Frikirkens Barn & UngeFriBU.no
- Kvikkauksjon.no«Serious and professional from day one.» – Ole Paulshus
- Nordisk inntakskontor«There has been a clear increase in the number of serious enquiries compared with previous years.» – Åge Daniel Lie
- SotraVillmarksSenter.no«We found Nettsmed both professional and committed, and we are happy to recommend them.» – Roger Skoge
In progress · not launched
Helset Møbler in Hamar: a new online shop on the way
We are building a new website and online shop for the furniture store in WooCommerce, with its own theme. One product page with a choice of cover and size instead of one product per variant, and a checkout with Klarna, Vipps and pick-up in store.
The screenshots are from the prototype. The content is examples, and the shop has not launched yet.
The people who build the shop
Three people in Hamar, Oslo and Kristiansand. This is how we share the work on an online shop.
Eirik B. Fjellestad
Partner, developer and project manager · Hamar
With you from the first conversation and price estimate to launch. Eirik goes through products, payment and shipping before we build, so you know what you get, what it costs and who does what.
Sylvio Carvalho Jr
Graphic designer and brand developer · Oslo
Master's in media production, content and design. Sylvio gives the shop a look that is your own, from logo and colours to how the product pages and the checkout look.
Sindre Fjellestad
Full-stack developer and managing director · Kristiansand
Developer for nine years and an economist from NHH. Sindre builds payment, shipping and integrations with stock and accounting, and makes sure the shop is fast and secure.
Common questions about price and online shops
A small online shop with under 50 products typically costs NOK 40,000–64,000 excl. VAT. With 50–500 products it typically comes to NOK 45,000–73,000. Larger shops or more system integrations get their own estimate. All prices are excl. VAT.
A small shop typically takes 6–10 weeks from the first conversation to launch. How fast it goes depends a lot on when the products, images and text are ready.
An online shop needs more than an ordinary website: a product catalogue, payment, shipping, orders, receipts and returns. In the price calculator, the shop set-up (10–14 hours) and Vipps and card payment (2–4 hours) come on top of what an ordinary website needs. For a small shop it typically lands at NOK 40,000–64,000.
It is the typical range for a small shop. You get a concrete estimate in hours and NOK before we start, so you know what is included.
We build online shops in WooCommerce for WordPress. It can be customised to what you need, and you own the solution yourselves, with no monthly licence to a third-party platform.
If the shop has to connect to Norwegian systems, be customised or be owned by you, WooCommerce is what we recommend. If you want to test a product with a few items before you invest, it can be smart to start in Shopify yourselves.
Yes. We have set up Vipps, Klarna, Zettle, Stripe and more, so customers can choose what they prefer. We also set up shipping that suits your logistics.
You pay the fees to the payment provider, not to us. Expect typically 1.5–3 % per sale, Klarna often higher.
Yes. Product import is included in the range for 50–500 products, and over 500 products we assess by source and format. For a Norwegian membership organisation we migrated 303 orders when the shop was connected to PowerOffice Go.
You are responsible for the products: images, text, prices and weight. The agreements with the payment providers and the terms of sale are in your name. After launch you add products, follow orders and send the parcels.
Yes. The shop adapts to every screen size, from navigation to payment, so customers shop as easily on mobile as on a computer.
You get training at handover, so you can add products, check orders and run the shop. With a care plan you get maintenance, monitoring and help when you need it. Maintenance starts from NOK 699 a month.
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The shop pictures at the top and in «What we set up» are drawn examples. The FriBU screenshots are real; the Helset pictures are from the prototype.