Quickbutik

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Hosted stores with mobile order tools and tiered integrations

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What it does

Quickbutik combines storefronts, product variants, inventory and order handling with an iOS and Android app. Higher plans add shipping automation, multiple languages and connections to other business systems.

Quickbutik can handle size and color variations, partial orders and store administration from its mobile app. The subscription choice matters when the work extends into shipping, accounting or recurring catalog updates.

Plan Operational scope
Startup Online store, themes, checkout, mobile app and sales reports
Standard Multiple languages/currencies, automated shipping bookings and abandoned carts
Pro Product imports, bulk management, API, webhooks and accounting connections
Pro Advanced Dedicated cloud environment, named contact and priority support

The platform subscription is separate from payment processing. Quickbutik Checkout lists fees per purchase, excluding VAT: card and wallet payments cost 1.95% plus SEK 1.85 on Startup, 1.75% plus SEK 1.50 on Standard, and 1.55% plus SEK 1.25 on Pro. Invoice payments have a different schedule.

Register an account to open the store. The 14-day trial does not charge automatically if you decide against continuing; the shop goes offline. Paid subscriptions are prepaid monthly, quarterly or annually and renew until canceled. Use Cancel subscription in the dashboard to stop renewal; the shop then stays available until the current period ends.

Strengths

  • The mobile app supports store work away from a desktop
  • Pro provides product imports, API access and webhooks

Watch out for

  • Payment processing is charged per purchase in addition to the store subscription

Best for

  • Retailers choosing a hosted store around shipping and accounting requirements

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