Mementor brings design, development and marketing into one team, so a B2B company can avoid coordinating separate suppliers for its website and visibility work. Its stated process starts with research into the market, customers and competitors, then sets goals and priorities, proceeds through design, development and launch in dialogue with the client, and continues with data-led optimisation. Mementor says it builds fast-loading, scalable and secure websites, with performance and technical SEO considered from the outset. The company describes its B2B marketing focus as attracting enquiries from relevant decision-makers through Google, AI assistants and LinkedIn, rather than maximising traffic alone.
Mementor publishes starting prices in Norwegian kroner, excluding VAT. Its web-design-as-a-service offer is NOK 4,990 per month with no setup fee; Mementor says the customer owns the completed work after 18 months. Marketing packages covering SEO, AEO, Google Ads and LinkedIn are listed at NOK 4,990 or NOK 9,990 per month. Web design, web development and app development may be priced separately, with a specific price offered after a discussion of the customer's needs. Mementor states that its agreements have no lock-in period. These published figures are a Norwegian agency's own stated prices, not a project-specific quote.
For B2B and service businesses, Mementor describes a combined approach spanning search visibility, Google Ads, LinkedIn and the website. It says it measures and reports on enquiries and sales rather than relying only on clicks or impressions, and states that marketing packages include monthly reporting on enquiries. Mementor also says clients retain ownership of their accounts, data and websites, including when it takes over work set up by another provider. Its site identifies the company as a certified Google Ads partner. The public information does not specify a standard paid-social scope beyond LinkedIn or provide a B2B case study with independently verified campaign outcomes.
Mementor publishes starting prices in Norwegian kroner, excluding VAT. Its web-design-as-a-service offer is NOK 4,990 per month with no setup fee; Mementor says the customer owns the completed work after 18 months. Marketing packages covering SEO, AEO, Google Ads and LinkedIn are listed at NOK 4,990 or NOK 9,990 per month. Web design, web development and app development may be priced separately, with a specific price offered after a discussion of the customer's needs. Mementor states that its agreements have no lock-in period. These published figures are a Norwegian agency's own stated prices, not a project-specific quote.
Mementor describes work for Norwegian baby-products retailer VuggeBaby, whose personalised-product checkout had numerous fields, mixed Norwegian and English text, unclear progress and no preview of the embroidered name. Mementor says it added a name preview on the product page, rebuilt checkout as three clear steps in Norwegian, set the nearest pickup point to be selected automatically and implemented server-side tracking. The agency reports that from March to May 2026, revenue rose 108% and purchases rose 132% versus the same period a year earlier. Mementor explicitly attributes the change to a group of measures, including advertising and email, not to the checkout redesign alone; these are first-party reported results.
Mementor's published CRO guidance distinguishes improving the share of existing visits that convert from buying or earning more traffic. It recommends first checking that analytics and conversion events work, locating funnel drop-offs, examining session recordings and heatmaps, gathering customer feedback, fixing the largest practical obstacles, and comparing results before and after changes. The guidance cautions that A/B tests need substantial traffic to produce dependable findings; smaller sites may get more value from fixing clear usability or tracking problems than from testing minor design variations. It also notes that measurement can be incomplete where visitors withhold cookie consent under Norwegian rules, so observed conversion rates need context. This is the company's published methodology and guidance, not evidence of a separately scoped CRO service or guaranteed lift.
Mementor's public material gives a concrete ecommerce redesign example and practical CRO guidance, but does not establish a dedicated ecommerce experimentation programme, a particular ecommerce platform specialism, or a record of controlled test wins. For CRO engagements, a buyer should clarify the platform, implementation responsibilities, available traffic and analytics access, and whether the required redesign or checkout work is included in a proposal. Mementor itself notes that larger checkout or form changes may be priced as separate development projects and that conventional A/B testing is a poor fit when traffic is too low for reliable conclusions.