Bigger carts, happier subscribers.

Let customers build their own box or pick a kit you curate. Bundles work for one-time orders and subscriptions, with pricing that rewards buying more.

customers pick what goes in
Build-a-box
customers pick what goes in
kits, clubs and best sellers
Curated
kits, clubs and best sellers
bundle-and-save discounts
Tiered
bundle-and-save discounts

The problem

Single-product subscriptions are easy to cancel and hard to grow. Bundles help customers discover more of your catalog, raise order value and make the subscription feel like theirs.

Customer-built bundles

Build-a-box

Fixed-price boxes that customers fill themselves.

Rotating picks

Ask subscribers to choose new items before each order, with a fallback if they do not.

Curated first box

Start with your picks, then let them customize later.

Mix across categories

Build personal routines from different product lines.

Bundles you curate

Monthly box clubs

Fixed-price recurring boxes with preselected items.

Starter kits

The right combination for new customers.

Best-seller bundles

Package your top products together.

Pair new with popular

Give new or slow movers a ride with your best sellers.

Pricing and management

Fixed, dynamic or tiered pricing

A set price, a price that adds up, or discounts that grow with bundle size.

Inventory that behaves

Hide out-of-stock items and set fallback contents so orders keep moving.

Easy for subscribers

Change items, quantities, skip or send now from the portal.

Grow subscriptions without giving up a cut.

$199 a month for Shopify Advanced and Plus stores. No commission and no transaction fees, however big you grow.

Common questions

A bundle groups several products into one subscription, either chosen by the customer (build-a-box) or curated by you, often at a better price.

Yes. The same bundle can be sold once or on a subscription.

Choose a fixed price, a dynamic price that adds up the items, or tiered discounts that grow as the bundle gets bigger.

Space, at your fingertips

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