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August 7, 2026
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Krokedil is a Sweden-based software company that develops WooCommerce plugins integrating Nordic and European payment, shipping, and returns providers into WordPress-powered online stores. Its plugin catalog includes Klarna for WooCommerce, Qliro for WooCommerce, Paytrail for WooCommerce, CargonizerConnect (a shipping integration for Logistra Cargonizer), and a returns/withdrawals plugin for handling refunds inside WooCommerce. Rather than building a single checkout, Krokedil maintains a portfolio of standalone, provider-specific plugins so merchants can add exactly the payment or shipping method their market requires — for example Klarna's pay-later and installment options, or Qliro's combined payment, shipping, and upsell flow. The company lists partner integrations spanning Klarna, Qliro, Nets/Nexi, Swedbank Pay, Avarda, Walley, nShift, Budbee, Airmee, Ingrid, Dintero, TrueLayer, Logistra, Zaver, Ledyer, Paytrail, and Kustom, positioning it as a specialist WooCommerce integration vendor for the Nordic e-commerce market. Krokedil is headquartered in Arvika, Sweden.
Key Features
Klarna for WooCommerce — Adds Klarna Pay Later, financing, installments, one-click checkout, and on-site messaging to WooCommerce.
Qliro for WooCommerce — Combined payment, shipping, and upsell integration tailored for Nordic e-commerce checkouts.
Paytrail for WooCommerce — Adds Finnish payment methods to WooCommerce checkout.
CargonizerConnect — Integrates Logistra Cargonizer shipping labels into WooCommerce order fulfillment.
Returns and Withdrawals for WooCommerce — Lets merchants manage product returns and withdrawals directly from WooCommerce.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Deep bench of Nordic-specific payment and shipping integrations (Klarna, Qliro, Swedbank Pay, Nets/Nexi, and more) that aren't natively available in WooCommerce
Individual, single-purpose plugins let merchants install only the integrations they actually need
Established, long-running vendor with plugins distributed through the official WordPress plugin directory
Cons
Primarily useful for merchants selling into the Nordic/European region — less relevant for stores outside that market
Requires running WooCommerce/WordPress, so it's not a fit for merchants on other e-commerce platforms
Public pricing for premium support or paid add-ons is not disclosed on the marketing site