Guides
What you need to know before you buy.
Prices, platforms and pitfalls explained without the sales talk.
Pricing
How much does a website cost in 2026?
The answer ranges from a few hundred kroner a month to more than DKK 100,000. Here are the typical price levels in Denmark, what you get for your money, and the costs that aren’t on the first quote.
Pricing
Website subscription vs. one-time purchase — which pays off?
More and more Danish businesses get their website on a subscription instead of buying it. But it isn’t always the cheapest option. Here’s an honest comparison.
Pricing
How much does a webshop cost in 2026?
The price of a webshop is much more than the setup. Payment fees, apps, shipping modules and platform subscriptions add up every month. Here’s the full picture.
Webshop
Build a webshop — a guide from idea to first order
It has never been easier to open a webshop — and never harder to make it sell. This guide takes you through the decisions in the order they need to be made.
Webshop
Shopify webshop: setting it up for the Danish market
Shopify is one of the fastest ways to get a webshop. But the default setup is made for the American market, and there are a number of things you need to adjust before Danish customers feel at home.
Webshop
Help with dropshipping in Denmark — what to know before you start
Dropshipping sounds simple: you sell, the supplier ships. But as a Danish webshop, you carry full responsibility toward the customer, no matter who packs the item. Here’s what you need to know before you start.
Blog
Start a blog — how to get going (and keep going)
It takes an afternoon to start a blog. The hard part is writing post number 30. This guide covers both the technical start and how to build a blog that’s still running a year from now.
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