No agency fees — every penny works for you
An agency often charges 4,000–10,000 NOK per month — on top of the advertising budget. At Retailhub, operations are included, so the entire budget goes to clicks and sales.
How it works · More sales
Google ads, visibility, and conversion — built in and powered by Retailhub, not a collection of apps, add-ons, and agency hours you have to manage yourself.
Many store owners know the story, either themselves or from a colleague: First the online store cost tens of thousands. Then came the agency. Then came the apps.
And when the accounts are settled? Little left on the bottom line.
With other online store solutions: everything you have to pay for. And everything you have to understand.

You started a store for the products and the customers — not to become an online store expert.
You don't need to either: We run the sales. You run the store. And we'll start with the ads.
You've seen them yourself: the product images with the price at the top when you Google an item. That's Google Shopping — and any agency can set them up for you. The difference is how much is left after costs are deducted.

An agency often charges 4,000–10,000 NOK per month — on top of the advertising budget. At Retailhub, operations are included, so the entire budget goes to clicks and sales.
Google charges around 20% on Shopping ads. Zalando, Nelly and the other big ones are exempt — they advertise via an approved CSS. Retailhub is the only Norwegian one, so you are exempt too — without having to understand the technicalities.
The person searching for “dress” is looking. The person searching for “blue dress with long sleeves” is ready to buy. But your item will only appear in that search if the words are entered — and at Retailhub, they are entered automatically, for the entire inventory.
“Retailhub does all the work with Google Ads, and we just make sure everything runs smoothly.”
“From May 1st, both June and July, we were doing over NOK 100,000 in revenue per month. We had tremendous growth — and I liked that Google and advertising were part of the package.”
Paid ads aren't the only source of customers. The foundation for free traffic from Google is in place from day one — without you lifting a finger.
In a physical store, you would never put pallets in the way of customers. Online, it happens all the time: cumbersome searches, hidden sizes, sold-out items in the lists. Retailhub clears the way to purchase — continuously, following the same recipe as the world's best online stores. Without apps you have to find and pay for yourself.
In the store you answer this every day. Your online store should answer it just as well:

Upselling on the product page, in the shopping cart, and at checkout — automatic and included.

Color variations, sizes, and image swipes right in the product list — something only a few larger online stores have.

Click & collect with a dedicated button on the product page, not just a late-checkout selection — more customers will find their way to you.

Deep product filters — color, material, and size, tailored to what you sell.

Backorder items without manual control — sell items you don't have in stock, with a clear delivery time to the customer.

A search that matches items, categories, and brands — and sold-out items are automatically removed from the lists.
You shouldn't have to figure out what makes Norwegians shop online. That's our job — and when we find something that works, all our stores get it at the same time.
The details of what this looks like for your specific industry — size guides, variant groups, ordering logic — can be found on the industry pages.
See how the features are tailored to your industryYour best customers don't come from ads — they come back because they follow you. These are the channels you control, where you don't pay per click. We make them easy to use.
Black Friday, seasonal sales, Mother's Day — promotions shouldn't cost you your evenings. You can create discounts in just a few clicks. And if your checkout supports it, just put the discount there — the online store follows suit.
In the store, you have to carry the items to the sales table. Online, you don't have to: sales are a filter — show “sale on jackets” or “sale from one brand” without touching a single item.
In the store, the “3 for 2” poster hangs on the stand, where the customer sees it. Retailhub does the same online: a poster on the item — and a separate page with all the items in the offer, created automatically.
That we run the sales engines for you: Google Shopping ads are set up and maintained by us, product data is automatically enriched for visibility, and the online store is continuously improved to turn visits into purchases. Social media and newsletters are your own channels — we give you the tools, like product tagging and integrations.
No. Retailhub sets up and maintains the campaign, and the vast majority of the impact comes from the product information that is already automatically enriched. All you need to do is monitor the ROI.
Yes. You decide which products are published in the online store, and you can also exclude brands, categories or individual products from advertising. In practice, most people leave everything in — a thousand products is a thousand ads, and breadth is what captures searches.
Setup and standard operation of Google Shopping is included with Retailhub — the job stores would otherwise pay an agency for. You pay the actual ad purchase — the media budget — directly to Google, and you control the size of it yourself.
You decide, and the amount never exceeds the maximum limit you set per day. Most stores start small and increase when they see what the ads return.
The service the agency provides is practically already included in the Retailhub subscription. For small and medium-sized accounts, good Google Shopping is rarely about daily optimizations, but about the right setup, a good product feed and good measurement — and that's standard with us. Several of our stores terminated the agency when they discovered this, and instead let the money go to the advertising budget itself.
Today we run Google Shopping. Your product catalog is still synced to Meta, so you can tag items in your own posts — and if you want to run Meta ads yourself or with an agency, the catalog is ready.
Retailhub sets up conversion tracking for you. In your ad account, you can see at any time how many sales your ads have generated per dollar spent.
This is completely normal. Google automatically selects the searches that are most likely to generate sales for your budget, and different people see different ads. If you search for a specific product name that you have in your store, you have the best chance of seeing your own ad.
No — Retailhub sets up redirects from the old pages for free for anyone who switches, so that the traffic you have built up is retained. Read more about switching online store solutions
Much of what drives sales is common to all stores. But some things are specific to what you sell — size guides for clothing, variant selection for yarn, ordering logic for interior design.

In 15 minutes, we'll show you how Retailhub can drive sales for your specific store, and adapt the review to your situation.
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