Answers to what you're wondering.

An online shop with no start-up cost — NOK 0 to start, 10% of each sale. After three active years you can take over the shop.

No-Sale-No-Pay is an online shop with no start-up cost. We set up a premium shop for you, complete with payment, shipping and legal text, based on the product data and images you send us. You choose one of three ready-made templates. It costs NOK 0 to start, and you pay nothing until you sell: we take 10% of each sale and not a krone more. The money goes straight to you through Stripe, and our share is deducted automatically per sale. After three active years you can take over the shop entirely if you want to.

We build the shop, you pick the payment model, the shop connects directly to the marketing engine.

We agree on what kind of shop you need and which products you want to sell. You send us product data and images — or we pull it from an existing system you have. We build the shop on the ShopRabbit foundation, and connect it to the marketing side of the platform so campaigns, dialogue and follow-up work from day one. You pick the payment model. When the shop goes live you start selling — and you pay according to the model you've chosen. We've also integrated the online shop with campaigns, segments and customer dialogue, so the whole marketing engine connects with the sales.

You always own the customer data and content. After 3 active years you can take over the shop itself if you want.

During the first three years we operate the shop on our platform while you own the products, customer data and content. After three active years you have the option of taking over the shop in full — the code, the setup and the rights — if you want to run it on your own. If you'd rather stay on the platform that's fine too, and you keep the same pricing model. You always own your own customer database, your own content and your own sales data, regardless of whether you're on the platform or have taken over the shop.

B2B prospecting with no start-up cost — NOK 0 to start, from NOK 1 per hit. A hit is any reply, whatever its tone.

No-Hit-No-Pay is outbound B2B with no start-up cost. HunterRabbit monitors more than 1.2 million Norwegian companies around the clock, catching both events (a new managing director, a capital increase, press coverage) and companies matching the audience you choose. When something matches, we send a personal message on your behalf, using text you have approved in advance. If the recipient replies — whatever the tone — that is a hit, and the contact is handed over to you. It costs NOK 0 to start, and you pay from NOK 1 per hit. If your audience produces no hits, it costs you nothing.

We build your lead base with a giveaway campaign — NOK 0 to start, from NOK 8 per approved lead.

No-Lead-No-Pay is for those who have a product but no audience to talk to. We build and run the entire giveaway campaign for you: landing page, sign-up with double opt-in, the draw and the winner notification. The campaign is spread organically and through the GoRabbit network, with no Meta or Google ads. After the campaign the lead base is handed over to you together with the invoice. It costs NOK 0 to start, and you pay from NOK 8 per approved lead — that is, only for those who are contactable and within your target group. No leads, no payment.

Control of your accounts — NOK 0 to start, NOK 749 when control is documented, NOK 149 per month to keep it.

No-Control-No-Pay is AccountingRabbit with no start-up cost. You connect your accounts and bank, and the system goes through vouchers, bank reconciliation, bookkeeping, documentation and deadlines. Whatever can be resolved automatically is resolved automatically. Whatever needs you comes back as concrete questions in plain language: if a receipt is missing, it asks for that exact receipt. The result is reached when the Control Score is at least 85 out of 100 and no critical red findings remain open. It costs NOK 0 to start. Only when control is documented do you pay NOK 749 once, and then NOK 149 per month to keep it. If you have several businesses, they are kept strictly separate but shown in one overview.

A signal filtered against your profile and assessed as relevant — one concrete outreach opportunity.

A qualified hit is a signal that has been filtered and assessed as relevant to your specific business and what you offer. HunterRabbit monitors many types of triggers — new CEO, new hires, growth, capital increase, new registrations in the company registry — but not all of these are relevant to you. The platform matches each signal against your profile and audience (via MatchRabbit) and delivers only those signals matching what you actually sell. You get one concrete outreach opportunity with context about what happened, why the signal is relevant, and a suggestion for how to reach out. You decide whether to follow up.

Yes — all three build on the same platform. No-Sale-No-Pay and No-Hit-No-Pay are often the entry point to Studio.

Yes, all three products build on the same platform and share what they know about your business. For instance, if you start with No-Sale-No-Pay, you already have the foundation for campaigns, segments and customer dialogue when you later want to activate Studio. If you start with No-Hit-No-Pay and later discover you need marketing too, HunterRabbit is already part of what you have — you just add the other modules. No-Sale-No-Pay and No-Hit-No-Pay work both as standalone products and as entry points to the full EcoSystem III. Many customers start with one of them and grow into Studio over time.

Yes — you can switch models as needed, effective from the current or next billing period.

Yes. In both No-Sale-No-Pay and No-Hit-No-Pay you can switch models as needed. For example, if you start on results-based pricing and discover the volume is high enough that fixed price becomes cheaper, you can switch. If you have seasonal variation — high activity some months, low others — you can adapt the model to that. The switch applies from the current or next billing period, depending on timing. We recommend running the numbers first; for most it works out roughly the same over time, but different volume patterns mean one model may fit your situation better than the other.