Updated October 2026/E-commerce Websites

Top 3 E-commerce app developers in Bergen

Planning a e-commerce app in Bergen? Below are 3 development teams worth shortlisting, ordered by the e-commerce work and shipped apps they can point to. Agency rates in Bergen typically run NOK 1,000-1,600/hr, and a mVP app (cross-platform) usually costs $10,000 – $40,000 on the local market. Most e-commerce apps launch cross-platform first; the guide below covers platforms, costs and what to ask before you sign.

How this list works. Agencies are ordered by the e-commerce evidence in their public profiles: stated specialisms, platforms and named sector work (several are primarily web studios, so ask for shipped apps), so the Bergen order changes by industry. Tecklogist ranks first. This list is published by Tecklogist; no other agency pays for placement.

The ranking

3 agencies · E-commerce · Bergen

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Best overall · E-commerce

Tecklogist

#1 Ranked 2026

Ranked #1 for e-commerce app development in Bergen: iOS and Android apps scoped at a fixed price, with store submission handled.

Tecklogist builds e-commerce apps for Bergen businesses in React Native and native Swift/Kotlin, from booking and payments to customer accounts and push notifications. Fixed price and timeline agreed up front, App Store and Google Play submission handled, source code handed over at launch.

  • Fixed price & timeline
  • App Store & Play submission
  • Reply within 24h
  • You own the code
  • 10-49 staff
  1. 02

    Cure design- og digitalbyrå | Din partner for digitale løsninger

    E-commerce fit: Generalist studio with no published e-commerce specialism. Worth considering for broader builds; ask for comparable e-commerce app work first.

  2. 03

    Simmer

    simmer.no

    Designbyrå i Bergen | Merkevarer og nettsider i Webflow | Simmer

    E-commerce fit: Generalist studio with no published e-commerce specialism. Worth considering for broader builds; ask for comparable e-commerce app work first.

How to choose an e-commerce app developer

The checks that separate genuine e-commerce specialists Before you sign with any e-commerce app developer in Bergen, check these points in the first call. Good teams answer them with live examples rather than promises.

  1. 01

    Live e-commerce apps you can download

    Ask for App Store and Google Play links to apps the team shipped, then read the reviews and check when each was last updated.

  2. 02

    Experience with e-commerce features

    Bookings, payments, accounts or records work in e-commerce apps has edge cases. Ask how they handled them before.

  3. 03

    Ownership from day one

    The code repository, Apple and Google developer accounts and signing keys should be registered to your company, not the agency.

  4. 04

    Backend and admin panel included

    Most e-commerce apps need a dashboard for your team. Make sure it is in the quote, not a later surprise.

  5. 05

    A plan for after launch

    IOS and Android updates break apps every year. Agree a maintenance plan or clean handover before you sign with any Bergen team.

Native, React Native, Flutter or PWA?

React Native

Choose it for: One codebase for iOS and Android, a TypeScript team, and logic shared with your website.

Flutter

Choose it for: Identical UI on both platforms, rich animation, or plans to reach desktop later.

Native (Swift / Kotlin)

Choose it for: Deep device features: Bluetooth hardware, background location, AR, HealthKit or demanding real-time performance.

Progressive web app

Choose it for: Something installable fast on a small budget, where App Store discovery does not matter.

What an e-commerce app costs in Bergen

Indicative ranges as of October 2026. Features, backend and integrations move the price; app store fees are extra.

MVP app (cross-platform)

Bergen market$10,000 – $40,000

Tecklogistfrom $1,499

4–8 weeks

Full app (iOS + Android)

Bergen market$25,000 – $80,000

Tecklogistfrom $2,999

6–16 weeks

Native iOS or Android

Bergen market$35,000 – $150,000

Tecklogistfrom $4,999

8–24 weeks

How we build your e-commerce app

  1. 01

    Scope & flows

    The core user journeys for your e-commerce app, the backend it needs and what can wait for version two.

  2. 02

    Clickable prototype

    Tap through the app on your own phone before any code is written, and test it with real customers.

  3. 03

    Build & integrate

    React Native or native code, your backend and admin panel, payments, push notifications and analytics.

  4. 04

    Store launch & care

    App Store and Google Play submission handled, then monitoring, OS updates and fixes for your Bergen users.

Building e-commerce apps for Bergen

Bergen businesses commissioning apps typically pay agency rates of NOK 1,000-1,600/hr. For e-commerce projects, the agencies worth shortlisting are the ones that can show live e-commerce work, not just a generic portfolio.

Bergen is Norway's energy technology capital - home to major Equinor, Aker Solutions, and offshore services operations - creating one of Europe's most technically demanding B2B industrial digital markets per capita.

285,000
Bergen city population
35,000+
Energy sector employment in region
3M+
Annual Bergen tourism visitors

E-commerce app development in Bergen: FAQs

How much does an e-commerce app cost in Bergen?+

In Bergen, a mVP app (cross-platform) typically costs $10,000 – $40,000, while a native iOS or Android runs $35,000 – $150,000. Agency day rates of NOK 1,000-1,600/hr are the main driver, followed by integrations and how much custom functionality you need. Tecklogist quotes e-commerce projects from from $1,499 at a fixed price.

How long does it take to build an e-commerce app?+

A mVP app (cross-platform) usually takes 4–8 weeks; a native iOS or Android takes 8–24 weeks. Delays almost always come from late content, unclear scope or third-party integrations, so agree those before work starts.

Should a e-commerce app be native or cross-platform?+

Most e-commerce apps are best built cross-platform in React Native or Flutter, which covers iPhone and Android from one codebase. Native Swift and Kotlin are worth the extra cost when the app depends heavily on device hardware or real-time performance.

What should I ask a e-commerce app developer in Bergen before hiring?+

Ask about published live stores with page speed scores above 80 on GTmetrix; checkout A/B testing experience; local payment method integrations. Then ask for two or three live e-commerce apps they built, who will actually work on yours, and what support looks like after launch.

Why is Tecklogist ranked first on this list?+

This list is published by Tecklogist, and we rank ourselves first because e-commerce apps are core work for us: fixed prices, fixed timelines and code you own. The other Bergen agencies are ordered by the e-commerce evidence in their public profiles, and none of them pay to appear.