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Cashback on online shopping in Norway: the full picture for 2026
Everything you need to know about the cashback market in Norway, and how to get the most back on your online shopping.
Online shopping in Norway turned over more than 90 billion kroner in 2025, and the growth continues into 2026. For considered shoppers that means a real opportunity to earn cashback: money back on purchases you were going to make anyway. In this article we give you a complete overview of the cashback landscape in Norway.
How does cashback work in Norway?
Cashback services act as an intermediary between you and the online shop. When you shop through a service such as spareborsen.no, the shop registers that the customer came from us. The shop pays a marketing commission, and we share it with you. You pay nothing extra: the price in the shop is identical.
The largest cashback services
Norway has several cashback services, but they vary a good deal in the number of partners and the rates on offer. Sparebørsen stands out with more than 260 Norwegian and international partners, solid cashback rates and quick payouts. See our overview of the best cashback offers for current rates.
Which categories give the best cashback?
Travel and hotels often carry the highest rates, frequently 5-8% on hotel bookings. Fashion and clothing typically sit at 3-6%, while electronics gives 1-3%. Groceries and subscription services tend to offer a lower percentage, but because you shop often, it adds up quickly.
Tips for Norwegian shoppers
- Always check the cashback rate before you shop; it varies between shops and between periods.
- Combine cashback with sales and discount codes for a double saving.
- Use cashback on services too, such as insurance, electricity and mobile subscriptions.
- Explore the full partner overview to find shops you already buy from.
The future of cashback
With online shopping growing and more shoppers paying attention, we expect the cashback market in Norway to keep expanding. New categories such as food delivery, fitness apps and digital services keep becoming available. Keep an eye on Sparebørsen so you never miss out on money back.
Frequently asked questions
- How does cashback on online shopping work in Norway?
- The principle is the same as anywhere else: the shop pays a commission for the customer we send them, and you get a share of it back as money. What is specific to Norway is the selection, meaning which shops take part, and that the payout goes to a Norwegian bank account.
- How many Norwegian online shops give cashback?
- More than 350 online shops that deliver to Norway take part. That covers most of the large categories (electronics, fashion, travel, health and home) but not every shop in the market. Look the shop up before you buy to see whether it takes part, and which rate applies.
- Do I have to give card details to get cashback?
- No. Cashback is registered on the click, not on the payment card, so we neither need nor ask for card details. You give an account number only when you want to withdraw the cashback you have earned.