Product Bundles

Bundles let you group products that naturally go together and sell them as a single offer — often at a better price than buying each item separately. Instead of customers adding items one by one, they see a ready-made combination that already makes sense.

A bundle could be a complete outfit, a skincare routine, a gadget with its accessories, or a gift set. It removes the guesswork for customers and helps you sell more in a single transaction.

The best bundles don't feel like upselling — they feel helpful. When a customer sees a "Daily Glow Skincare Set" at a better price than buying each product individually, the decision becomes easy. They get more value, and you increase the order size without any extra effort.

Bundles are especially effective during gifting seasons, sales periods, or when you want to introduce customers to products they wouldn't have discovered on their own.

You select the products to include, set a bundle price, and optionally apply a fixed or percentage discount. Each bundle gets its own page and shareable link, and bundles appear alongside your regular products on your storefront. You can also feature up to three bundles at the top of your store for extra visibility.

If any of the products in your bundle have variants, customers can select their preferred variant for each item before adding the bundle to their cart.

Inventory is managed automatically. When a customer buys a bundle, the quantity of each individual product is deducted automatically. There's no manual tracking needed on your end.

Availability is automatic too. A bundle is only purchasable if every product inside it is in stock and available. If any single product runs out, the bundle becomes unavailable on its own — and comes back once stock is restored.

On your orders page, bundled items are grouped clearly with the discount shown, so fulfilment is just as straightforward as a regular order.

Bundles work best when products genuinely belong together — a complete look, a starter kit, a routine. They're also a smart way to move slower-selling items by pairing them with bestsellers, or to create gift-ready options that customers can buy quickly without overthinking.