Where to Buy SumUp in Norway? Buy It at Elkjøp (2026)

SumUp is not sold directly to Norwegian customers - that is why Elkjøp is the retailer for the whole range, from the affordable Solo Lite card reader to the standalone SumUp Terminal and the complete SumUp Register point-of-sale system. You will find the devices at Elkjøp online with home delivery or click-and-collect, or in store, and you can be up and running the same day.

All three share a flat 1.49% transaction fee per payment, no monthly fee and no lock-in - you only pay when you actually sell something. In this guide we show you where to buy SumUp, which model suits your needs, what it costs, and how SumUp compares with Nets, Verifone, Zettle and Vipps. If you are already unsure which model fits, you can compare Solo Lite, Terminal and Register side by side before reading on.

Buy SumUp at Elkjøp - the short answer

SumUp is one of the most widely used payment solutions for small businesses in Europe, but in Norway the route to checkout goes through Elkjøp. That means you buy the hardware where you already buy other electronics: online or in a physical store, with the usual delivery and returns terms.

You do not need to order from abroad or sign up for any subscription to get started. Choose the model that fits, pay for the device itself, download the free SumUp Business app, and take your first card payment. See the full SumUp range at Elkjøp to compare the models side by side.

Which SumUp should you choose?

Short answer: Solo Lite for the lowest price and mobile use, Terminal for receipts on the spot, and Register as a complete POS - all bought at Elkjøp.

SumUp has several devices, and the biggest difference is how much each device does on its own. Here is the quick overview, with a flat 1.49% transaction fee and no lock-in on every model:

Choose SumUp Solo Lite if your main need is simply to take cards at the lowest possible price. Solo Lite is a small card reader that connects to your phone or tablet over Bluetooth and is run from the free SumUp Business app. It suits the hairdresser, the food truck, the market stall and the pop-up shop selling on the move. If you want to know more, we explain what SumUp Solo Lite is in detail. Buy SumUp Solo Lite at Elkjøp if you want the cheapest way in.

Choose SumUp Terminal if you need to take payment and hand the customer a receipt on the spot, without depending on a phone or fixed internet. SumUp Terminal is an all-in-one device with a touchscreen, a built-in 58 mm receipt printer and built-in 4G with WiFi backup, so it works entirely on its own. It suits the café, the food truck and the salon that want a till, payment and printing in one device.

"An all-in-one device that lets you enter orders, take payments, print receipts and gives you access to all the features in your business account." - SumUp Norway on SumUp Terminal

If you want to go deeper, we have a dedicated guide to what SumUp Terminal is. You will find SumUp Terminal at Elkjøp.

Choose SumUp Register if you run a fixed counter and want to replace a traditional cash register. SumUp Register is a complete point-of-sale system with two screens - one facing you and one facing the customer, where the customer screen acts as the payment terminal. It handles cards and cash, inventory, staff, sales reports and the SumUp Local loyalty programme. It is the only one of the three that is a full POS, and it suits cafés, restaurants, shops and salons with a fixed point of sale. See the SumUp range at Elkjøp to find the right setup.

What does SumUp cost in Norway?

You pay 1.49% per payment, with no monthly fee and no lock-in. The hardware has a fixed one-off price - check today's price at Elkjøp before you buy.

The price of the hardware itself varies with the model and with promotions, so always check the current price at Elkjøp before you order. What is fixed is what it costs to use SumUp afterwards:

• Transaction fee: 1.49% per completed payment.
• No monthly fee and no lock-in - you don't pay for months without sales.
• Lower fee with a subscription: add Betalinger Plus (349 kr/month) and the rate drops to 0.79% per payment.
• Next-business-day payouts to your SumUp business account.

A quick worked example: if you sell 30,000 kr by card over a month, you pay 447 kr in transaction fees (30,000 kr × 1.49%) - and nothing in the months when business is quiet.

One thing to know before you buy: SumUp routes Norwegian debit cards as Visa or Mastercard, not over BankAxept. For most small and mobile businesses that makes no practical difference. If, on the other hand, you run a shop with very high card volume, you should weigh the total cost against a traditional bank terminal with BankAxept.

SumUp compared with Nets, Verifone, Zettle and Vipps

SumUp is not the only option in Norway, and the honest answer is that which solution is best depends on your volume. Here is the main picture:

SumUp wins on simplicity and freedom: no contract, no monthly fee, a flat 1.49%, and you can buy the device at Elkjøp today. In return, we are honest that a bank terminal from Nets or Verifone can pay off if you have very high card volume and want BankAxept - BankAxept accounted for 49% of transactions made with Norwegian cards in 2024 (Norges Bank).

Vipps MobilePay is not a rival in the same way. Vipps is a payment method many Norwegian customers use, and it works alongside a payment terminal. SumUp accepts the cards and digital wallets customers actually use - contactless, with Apple Pay and Google Pay.

How to buy SumUp at Elkjøp

Once you have decided, the path from order to first sale is short:

1. Choose a model. Decide on SumUp Solo Lite, SumUp Terminal or SumUp Register based on your needs - card reader, all-in-one device or complete POS.
2. Order at Elkjøp. Buy online with home delivery or click-and-collect, or pick the device up in a physical store the same day.
3. Download the app. Get the free SumUp Business app, create a profile and connect your business account. No contract and no lock-in.
4. Take a payment. Enter the amount, let the customer tap or insert their card, and send the receipt by SMS or email. The funds land in your account the next business day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I buy SumUp in Norway?

In Norway you buy SumUp at Elkjøp, the retailer for the whole SumUp range. You will find the Solo Lite card reader, the standalone SumUp Terminal and accessories online with home delivery or click-and-collect, or in a physical Elkjøp store. If you want a complete POS, SumUp Register is the top model in the line-up. The advantage of buying at Elkjøp is that you get the usual delivery and returns terms and can be up and running the same day, without ordering from abroad.

Does SumUp sell directly in Norway?

No. SumUp is not sold directly to Norwegian customers, so you do not order the hardware from a dedicated Norwegian SumUp site. Elkjøp is the retailer that stocks the devices in Norway, both online and in store. You create the SumUp account and the free SumUp Business app for free once you have the device in hand - it requires no contract and no lock-in. In short: you buy the hardware at Elkjøp, while you set up the account and app yourself in minutes.

Does SumUp support BankAxept?

No. SumUp routes Norwegian debit cards as Visa or Mastercard, not over BankAxept. For most small and mobile businesses this makes no practical difference, because customers pay as usual with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. If, on the other hand, you run a shop with very high card volume, a bank terminal with BankAxept from Nets, for example, can be cheaper over time. BankAxept accounted for 49% of transactions made with Norwegian cards in 2024 (Norges Bank), so it is worth doing the maths if your volume is large.

What does it cost to use SumUp?

The device itself has a fixed one-off price that varies with the model and the promotion, so check the current price at Elkjøp before you order. Once you actually use SumUp, you pay a transaction fee of 1.49% per payment - with no monthly fee and no lock-in. To lower the fee, you can add the Betalinger Plus subscription (349 kr/month), which brings the rate down to 0.79%. The funds land in your SumUp business account with next-business-day payouts.

Which SumUp should I choose?

It depends on your needs. Choose SumUp Solo Lite if you just want to take cards at the lowest possible price and have a phone to connect it to. Choose SumUp Terminal if you need to give the customer a receipt on the spot and want an all-in-one device with a built-in printer and 4G. Choose SumUp Register if you run a fixed counter and need a complete POS with inventory, staff and reports. If you are in doubt, Solo Lite is the most affordable place to start.

Ready to start taking cards? See all SumUp products at Elkjøp and get going today.