Powerful Shopify Bundle App
to Boost Your AOV

Three formats, each for a different job. A classic bundle sells a fixed set together and shows as a widget on the product page of every item included, with the option to create a standalone bundle product page. Mix & match lets shoppers pick from a list you define, either one shared pool or separate mix items where each slot draws from its own list, such as accessories in one and main products in another. The bundle builder is a full build-your-own page with multiple steps, shown one step at a time or all steps in a single view, plus a search bar, sorting, and filters by collection, tag, type, or price range.

Four discount types are available: percentage off, a fixed amount off, one fixed price for the whole set, or a free gift added automatically when the bundle qualifies. You can layer a shipping discount on top, either a percentage or a set amount, with a label on the widget telling shoppers it is included. If you sell in several currencies through Shopify Markets, you can enter a specific amount per currency rather than relying on exchange rate conversion.

Bundles can appear on your homepage, collection pages, product pages, and cart page. The classic bundle widget shows on the product pages of the items in the set by default, but you can place the BOGOS bundle block anywhere through your theme editor — including the product page of an item not in the bundle — by adding the block and pasting in the bundle’s offer ID. Bundle builders work the same way, or can be linked from your main menu as a standalone page. Booster tools extend the reach further through Today Offer, a progress bar, an announcement bar, and an offer page.

Yes, in both mix & match and the bundle builder. Each tier is set by quantity, and every tier can use a different discount type, so tier one might give $10 off, tier two 15% off, and tier three a free gift. Each tier's minimum has to be equal to or higher than the one before it. When shoppers change the quantity in their bundle, the discount updates to match the tier they now qualify for.

Stock comes out of each individual product on every bundle sale, so component inventory stays accurate without manual tracking. Out-of-stock items are handled automatically in mix & match: when you build the list from selected products, the sold-out item stays visible but its quantity box is hidden so it cannot be chosen, and when you build from a collection, sold-out products are removed from the list entirely.

Yes, using sub-conditions. You can target by customer tag, order history for first-time buyers or high spenders, customer location based on IP, or Shopify Markets for whole regions. A specific link address restricts the bundle to shoppers arriving from a chosen URL, which suits email, social, and affiliate campaigns. Sub-conditions can be combined and shoppers must meet all of them, and anyone who does not qualify never sees the offer.