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Quickbutik pricing 2026: what does it cost to start a store?
Quickbutik is a Swedish alternative if you want to sell online without building everything yourself. From 199 SEK a month, domain, SSL and a Swedish checkout are included – we break down the plans and when Premium is worth the money.
Quickbutik targets Swedish small business owners who want a ready-made store with local payment and shipping options. The pricing is more straightforward than many international competitors – but there are only two plans, and one of them has no public price.
What does a small store actually cost?
Standard costs 199 SEK a month, which for a sole trader selling from home or a small warehouse works out to 2,388 SEK per year. That covers the entire technical foundation: domain, SSL certificate, hosting and a checkout preconfigured for Klarna, Swish, PostNord, DHL and Schenker.
The only ongoing cost on top of that is the payment providers’ own transaction fees – Klarna, for example, charges a fee per purchase, but that cost applies no matter which platform your store is built on. So think of 199 SEK/month plus transaction fees as your fixed platform cost, not just the monthly fee.
The two plans
| Plan | Price | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 199 SEK/month | Smaller stores with a simpler catalog |
| Premium | Contact for plan | Stores that need more products, features, or support |
The Premium price is not public – you have to request a quote. That in itself says something about who the plan is aimed at: stores with a catalog so large or needs so specific that pricing is negotiated case by case. For the typical small business owner, Standard is the plan that matters.
Included in the base price
- Domain and SSL – no separate costs for the base domain.
- Hosting – the store runs in the cloud with Quickbutik.
- Swedish checkout – Klarna, Swish, PostNord, DHL, and Schenker are preconfigured.
- Accounting integration – direct integration with Fortnox and Visma.
- Swedish support – support in Swedish during Swedish business hours.
What can add to the bill is extra domains, premium support and certain external integrations or themes.
Does Quickbutik suit your store?
Quickbutik is good value if you are a sole trader or smaller limited company selling within Sweden, want to avoid technical maintenance and need Swedish support with local payment methods. That is what the base platform gives you for 199 SEK a month.
If, on the other hand, you have a large catalog, advanced B2B or plans for international expansion, it can become limiting. Our Quickbutik review has the full assessment – and how the platform stacks up against Shopify and WooCommerce.
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Quickbutik
Quickbutik AB
Swedish cloud-based e-commerce platform with Klarna, Swish and Swedish shipping carriers built in from the start. Prices from SEK 199/month. Works best for smaller stores; really large assortments and advanced B2B are outgrown.
- Swedish company (Helsingborg) with Swedish support
- Klarna, Swish, PostNord, DHL and Schenker built in
- Monthly fee, you do not own the platform
Best for: The solo entrepreneur and the smaller store that wants to get started quickly with Swedish payment and shipping without coding.
Abicart
Abicart AB
One of Sweden's most proven e-commerce platforms (formerly Textalk Webshop) with a flat price and no transaction fees. The interface feels more dated than newer competitors, however.
- Swedish company (Mölndal) in the Textalk group with a long history since 1998
- No transaction fees, flat price
- Interface and templates feel less modern
Best for: Established Swedish small businesses that want a predictable monthly cost without per-sale fees and personal support.
Shopware
Shopware AG
German e-commerce platform with a free, MIT-licensed Community Edition that can be hosted in Germany or the EU. Strong on B2B and scalability, but more platform than a newly started one-person store needs, and the business tiers from EUR 600/month run away in price.
- EU company (Germany), self-hosted Community Edition free (MIT licence)
- Data can remain in Germany/EU for data protection
- Requires technical skills or an agency for self-hosting
Best for: Growing stores and B2B companies that want to scale on an EU platform with data in Germany and full control over the code.
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