Shoplabs
Shoplabs AS is a Norwegian SaaS company providing a unified iPad-based POS and online store platform, purpose-built for small and independent Norwegian retailers with deep integrations to Vipps, Nets, and Norwegian accounting systems.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2013
- HeadquartersOslo, Norway
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingSoftware
What Shoplabs does
Shoplabs AS is a Norwegian private software company that operates a unified commerce platform combining an iPad-based point-of-sale system (Kassasystem) with a fully synchronized online store (Nettbutikk) for small and independent retail merchants in Norway. The platform is Norwegian-developed and Norwegian-hosted, with pre-built integrations into Norway's dominant payment rails (Vipps, Nets, Klarna), accounting systems (Visma eAccounting, Tripletex, PowerOffice Go, 24SevenOffice), loyalty (Diller), email marketing (Campaign Monitor), shipping (Profrakt), and a Shopify connector, enabling a single inventory, order, and reporting view across physical and digital channels. The product is productized into three core offerings (POS, online store, combined) and tiered pricing from a free Flexi entry tier through Etablert (1,199 NOK/mo) and Premium (1,799 NOK/mo), with the combined kassa + nettbutikk package priced up to 3,899 NOK/mo and bundled Vipps/terminal/transaction fees generating additional recurring revenue.
The company sells primarily through a self-serve website with free demo conversion, supplemented by Norwegian-language phone and email sales, and a 'Bli Partner' referral program. Customer segments are concentrated in three productized verticals — Klær & Mote (clothing), Garn & Tekstil (yarn/textile), and Interiør (interior/home decor) — alongside a horizontal SMB retail base. Named customers and logo partners (Benice, Ceci, Tjorven Garn, Black Cat, Seven Females, Luck Oslo, wherElse, Walk in Closet Oslo, SelmaOline, Annesgarn, Skøyteshop, Timalu) are all independent Norwegian SMB retailers. Cumulative scale since founding in 2013 is 1.5 billion+ NOK in turnover processed, 1 million+ products/variants managed, and 2.7 million+ orders processed, with a 93.3% uptime guarantee. Geographic scope is exclusively Norway, and there is no disclosed funding, M&A, or external ownership; the company operates as a bootstrapped private Norwegian limited company (AS) with 1-10 employees.
Shoplabs firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Shoplabs
- Legal name
- Shoplabs AS
- Website
- https://shoplabs.no
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2013
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- Shoplabs AS is a Norwegian SaaS company providing a unified iPad-based POS and online store platform, purpose-built for small and independent Norwegian retailers with deep integrations to Vipps, Nets, and Norwegian accounting systems.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Where Shoplabs is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Oslo
- HQ country
- Norway
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
Shoplabs business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Software
- Cost components
- Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- SaaS Subscriptions (Kassa): Monthly or annual subscription fees for POS software, tiered into Flexi (free), Etablert (1199 NOK/mo), and Premium (1799 NOK/mo). Includes base POS functionality, reporting, and support.
- SaaS Subscriptions (Nettbutikk + Kasse): Combined package subscription: Entry tier at 1849 NOK/mo (monthly) or 2219 NOK/mo (annual), Mid at 2499/2999 NOK/mo, Top at 2899/3479 NOK/mo (online-only) or 3899/4679 NOK/mo (full combined). Includes web store, SSL, SEO, inventory sync, and priority support at higher tiers.
- Payment processing (Vipps): Vipps transaction fees bundled per tier: 69 NOK/mo + 1.75% (Flexi), 49 NOK/mo + 1.25% (Etablert), 49 NOK/mo + 1% (Premium). Revenue shared with Shoplabs from card/VPPS transaction value.
- Payment terminal rental: Bank terminal bundled at 199 NOK/mo (Flexi), 639 NOK/mo (Etablert/Premium), with per-transaction fees on card payments. Terminal must be rented from Shoplabs.
- Add-on subscriptions: Optional modules: Diller customer club 490 NOK/mo, Shopify integration 890 NOK/mo, accounting integrations from 99 NOK/mo, Klarna payment processing at tiered rates (4%+4 NOK down to 2.9%+4 NOK).
- Hardware sales / leasing: Optional POS hardware (iPad, barcode scanners, receipt printers) sold or leased through financing partners. Bank terminals are rental-only. One-time revenue from hardware purchase; recurring from leasing.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Monthly | Flexi — free entry tier for small/ hobby shops |
| Subscription | Monthly | Etablert — growth tier with extended features |
| Subscription | Monthly | Premium — full-featured tier with priority support |
| Subscription | Monthly | Nettbutikk + Kasse entry (Kasse + Nettbutikk) |
| Subscription | Monthly | Nettbutikk + Kasse most popular (Mid tier) |
| Subscription | Monthly | Nettbutikk + Kasse complete (Top tier) |
| Subscription | Monthly | Nettbutikk standalone entry |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels3 records
Marketing channels9 records
Shoplabs product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Shoplabs provides a cloud-based unified commerce platform that combines an iPad-based point-of-sale (POS) system (Kassasystem) with a fully synchronized online store (Nettbutikk) for Norwegian small and independent retail businesses. The offering includes integrated payment processing (Vipps, Nets, Klarna), accounting system integrations (Visma eAccounting, Tripletex, PowerOffice Go, 24SevenOffice), and vertical-specific templates for clothing, yarn/textile, and interior retailers. A migration service (Trygg overføring) handles onboarding for stores switching from competing platforms.
Product overview
Shoplabs is a unified commerce platform designed for Norwegian small and independent retail stores, combining POS (point-of-sale), online store (e-commerce), and payment processing into a single integrated solution. The core product portfolio consists of three main offerings: Nettbutikk (online store with customizable design, inventory management, and SEO optimization), Kassasystem (iPad-based POS system with fast checkout and sales reporting), and Kombinert løsning (combined POS + online store with full synchronization between physical and digital channels). These are supplemented by a suite of add-on modules across pricing tiers (Flexi, Etablert, Premium), including Vipps and payment terminal integration, Diller customer loyalty club, Shopify integration, accounting integrations (Visma eAccounting, Tripletex, PowerOffice Go, 24SevenOffice), Klarna, and B2B capabilities. The platform also offers a migration service called Trygg overføring to support stores switching from other systems.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- Kassasystem (POS System) iPad-native POS system for retail stores, learnable in under one minute, with visual product lookup, customer registration, barcode scanning, and sales reporting. Targeted at Norwegian independent retail store owners.
- Nettbutikk (Online Store) Customized e-commerce website with responsive design, SSL, inventory management, SEO optimization, and email support. Built for Norwegian SMB retailers to extend their physical store online.
- Kombinert løsning (Combined POS + Online Store) Unified commerce package combining the Kassasystem and Nettbutikk with full real-time inventory and order synchronization across physical and digital channels. The flagship offering, positioned as the most popular tier, targeting Norwegian retailers managing both an in-store and online presence.
- Trygg overføring (Migration Service) Standalone migration and transition service for stores moving to Shoplabs from competing POS or e-commerce platforms. Covers data transfer, testing, and go-live, reducing switching friction for non-technical SMB owners.
Quantifiable outcome
- System has processed over 1.5 billion NOK in sales turnover
- +3 more outcomes
Companies that use Shoplabs
Customer profileNamed customers9 records
Segments4 records
Ideal customer profiles1 record
Shoplabs technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration10 records
Feature6 records
Shoplabs partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Five partnerships are on record, tiered core.
- Visma eAccountingcoreIntegration with Visma eAccounting enables daily, reliable data transfer to accountants. Part of Shoplabs' accounting integration ecosystem, allowing automatic sync of sales data into the customer's accounting software.
- VippscoreVipps payment integration comes pre-bundled with Shoplabs POS. Tiered pricing: 69 NOK/mo + 1.75% (Flexi), 49 NOK/mo + 1.25% (Etablert), 49 NOK/mo + 1% (Premium). Vipps is the dominant Norwegian mobile payment method, making this a critical integration for merchant acceptance.
- NetscoreNets provides electronic payment solutions integrated with Shoplabs. Terminal rental is bundled through Shoplabs (199-639 NOK/mo depending on tier) with card transaction fees. Nets is described as a world leader in electronic payment solutions.
- TripletexcoreFull integration between Shoplabs and Tripletex, a leading Norwegian all-in-one cloud accounting system. Users choose modules and customize the integration to their needs. Automatic transfer of sales, orders, and accounting data.
- Diller kundeklubbcoreSeamless integration with Diller customer loyalty club, accessible through POS, online store, SMS, QR code, or checkout. Automates marketing based on purchase history, personalizes customer communication, and collects GDPR-compliant customer data. Offered as 490 NOK/mo add-on.
Scale indicators4 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Shoplabs competitors and assessment
Company assessmentRegional players
- Handpoint: Handpoint is a European POS and payment software provider focused on SMB merchants, primarily in Iberia and adjacent markets. Comparable SMB retail POS + payments offering though operating in a different European geography.
Broad incumbents
- SumUp: SumUp is a European SMB payments and POS provider with broad geographic reach. It targets the same small independent merchant segment as Shoplabs, including in Norway, and competes on payment processing pricing and hardware bundling.
- Stripe Terminal: Stripe Terminal offers developer-friendly payment hardware and software for in-person commerce, increasingly targeting SMB and platform-led merchants. Relevant comparable on the payments/POS infrastructure layer of Shoplabs' bundle.
- Shopify: Shopify is the dominant global e-commerce platform for SMB merchants, with a native POS offering (Shopify POS) that competes directly with Shoplabs' kassasystem and nettbutikk bundle. Notably, Shoplabs even offers a Shopify integration add-on (890 NOK/mo), evidencing overlapping product surface.
- Square (Block): Square offers integrated POS hardware, software, and payments for SMB merchants globally, competing with Shoplabs' combined kassa + payment terminal offering. Square's broader ecosystem and brand reach set a high competitive bar in the SMB commerce category.
- Zettle (by PayPal): PayPal's Zettle is a leading European SMB POS and payment terminal provider, particularly strong in the Nordics. Zettle directly competes with Shoplabs' Nets-rented terminals and POS software stack for Norwegian merchants.
Direct peers
- Lightspeed Commerce: Lightspeed is a global POS + e-commerce SaaS platform serving SMB and mid-market retail and hospitality merchants, directly overlapping with Shoplabs' unified commerce proposition. Lightspeed's acquisition of Vend and continued European expansion puts it in head-to-head competition for Norwegian SMB retail.
- Vend (Lightspeed Retail): Vend was a cloud-based retail POS for SMBs before being acquired by Lightspeed, and continues to serve independents with similar unified POS + inventory workflows. Highly comparable product surface to Shoplabs' kassasystem.
- Heartland Retail: Heartland Retail provides a cloud POS with specialty retail vertical templates (apparel, footwear, etc.), mirroring Shoplabs' vertical focus on clothing, yarn/textile, and interior. Comparable SMB retail positioning with industry-specific workflows.
Others
- Klarna: Klarna is a leading BNPL and payments provider in the Nordics and Europe, integrated into Shoplabs as an add-on payment method. While not a direct competitor, Klarna is a structural ecosystem participant — and a potential adjacent competitor — in the Norwegian merchant commerce stack.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights6 records
Customer concentration
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Shoplabs funding detail
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Funding rounds
Investors
Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →
Shoplabs M&A and investment
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Investments
M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →
Frequently asked questions about Shoplabs
What does Shoplabs do?
Shoplabs provides a cloud-based unified commerce platform that combines an iPad-based point-of-sale (POS) system (Kassasystem) with a fully synchronized online store (Nettbutikk) for Norwegian small and independent retail businesses. The offering includes integrated payment processing (Vipps, Nets, Klarna), accounting system integrations (Visma eAccounting, Tripletex, PowerOffice Go, 24SevenOffice), and vertical-specific templates for clothing, yarn/textile, and interior retailers. A migration service (Trygg overføring) handles onboarding for stores switching from competing platforms.
Is Shoplabs a public or private company?
Shoplabs is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.
When was Shoplabs founded?
Shoplabs was founded in 2013. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is Shoplabs based?
Shoplabs is headquartered in Oslo, Norway, in the Europe region.
How does Shoplabs make money?
Six revenue lines are on record. SaaS Subscriptions (Kassa) is the primary driver. The others are saaS Subscriptions (Nettbutikk + Kasse), payment processing (Vipps), payment terminal rental, add-on subscriptions and hardware sales / leasing.
Who are Shoplabs's main competitors?
Handpoint is listed as a regional player. Broad incumbents are SumUp, Stripe Terminal, Shopify, Square (Block) and Zettle (by PayPal). Direct peers are Lightspeed Commerce, Vend (Lightspeed Retail) and Heartland Retail. Klarna is listed as an others.
Does Shoplabs have an API?
No public API is recorded for Shoplabs.