How do i add bundles ?
Search “Bundle” in the shopify app store. Browse for features, design, and cost. Add app. Create bundle.
Hi @Somehow999
To add bundles, could you please confirm a few things first?
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Do you already have a bundle design/layout in mind?
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Would you like to set up the bundles using a Shopify app, or do you prefer a custom-coded bundle (no app)?
Once I know your preference, I can guide you with the best and most suitable approach.
Best regards,
Devcoder 
Are you looking for mix and match bundles or just the same product in bundles?
Shopify Bundles app (official, easiest)
Best for: Simple bundles, no coding, clean inventory sync
How to add bundles
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Shopify Admin → Apps
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Search “Shopify Bundles” (by Shopify)
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Install → Create bundle
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Select products
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Set quantity & price
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Save
Bundle as a product (manual, most control)
Best for: Fixed bundles, custom pricing, clean checkout
Steps
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Products → Add product
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Name it (e.g. Starter Pack)
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Set bundle price
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Disable inventory tracking OR track manually
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Use an app to split orders after purchase
Recommended apps:
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Bundler – Product Bundles
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Simple Bundles & Kits
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Bundle Bear
Mix & Match bundles (advanced)
Best for: “Pick 3 for €99” offers
Use an app:
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Bundle Builder
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Rebuy
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Bundler
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Fast Bundle
Thanks!
Hi @Somehow999
I’d suggest installing iCart. With iCart, you can do more than bundles. You can show upsells, cross-sells, product bundles (of course), volume discounts, progress bar, countdown timer, and more!
To add product bundles through iCart, you need to,
- Add the Product Bundle widget to your editor and give it a heading (for backend use).
- Set the storefront title and adjust basic colors/background if needed.
- Choose bundle type:
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Shopify Recommendation (auto-suggested), or
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Specific Products (manually pick 2–3 products).
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- Configure “already in cart” behavior (show anyway, hide bundle, or show alternatives).
- Select layout (List or Grid).
- Adjust product options (image, title, variants, quantity, etc.).
- Create the bundle offer (percentage, fixed discount, or manual bundle price).
- Customize the Add to Cart button text and colors.
- (Optional) Add timer, price display style, and star reviews.
- Set display rules (where/when the bundle appears).
- Save and publish the widget.
You can DM me if you need any help setting this up.
The simplest way to add bundles on Shopify is instead of building everything with custom code (which takes time and maintenance), most merchants use a bundle app from the Shopify App Store. One easy and reliable option is a bundle app.
I suggest, if you’re unsure about which bundle type to use, start with a simple BOGO or fixed bundle. You can always test mix-and-match later once you see what customers respond to.
Thanks,
Hi @Somehow999
There is a wide variety of choice that you can make on the Shopify app store. Just give bundle a search and you should be good to go!
Hope this helps!
There are many bundle apps available on the Shopify App Store, but JTDL: Bundles & Discounts stands out as a flexible solution designed to help merchants:
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Create multiple types of bundles – Mix & Match, Kits, Add‑Ons, and Pre‑Sets
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Run advanced discount strategies without code
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Keep inventory accurate in real time
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Schedule and control promotions
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Boost average order value and conversions
All of this can be managed directly from the Shopify admin, with seamless integration at checkout.
The basic app from the Shopify App Store is very basic, it needs upgrades but they don’t want to do them, they want someone to make a better app and not have to worry about making its own apps that work properly.
Be prepared to make bundles and fiddling around even deleting then making it again for them to look decent.
haven’t had any time to look but there might be a better one now, 3rd party paid app…
It’s what they want you to pay pay pay 
for more more more apps…
You are then stuck in a hamster 
wheel of Shopify apps…
good luck 
Hi @Somehow999 
For merchants looking to add product bundles to Shopify quickly without writing any code, using a bundle app is a much more efficient option than building bundles manually or modifying the theme. One solution worth considering is Easify Box Builder, an app specifically designed to create flexible product bundles and product combos.
With Easify Box Builder, you can create bundles using four box types based on how you want to price and sell. Regular Box calculates the total price from selected items, Fixed Box Price sells a combo at a set price, Tiered Quantity Discounts support “buy more, save more” offers, and Predefined Box Sizes let you offer ready-made options like Small, Medium, or Large with clear quantities and pricing.
Here’s an example I’ve created so you can see how it works:
- This is the result:
- This is the app setting:
In this demo, customers first select a box size, then choose cookie flavors to add to the box. Products are shown in a clean card layout with images, an Add to box button, and a box summary panel, making it easy to track selections and complete the bundle.
In advanced promotions - for example, applying discounted pricing only when customers select the required number of items, showing a message when a discount is unlocked, and ensuring the total price always follows your bundle rules, even when products inside the box have different prices.
Finally, Easify Box Builder is easy to use for non-technical merchants, featuring an intuitive drag-and-drop interface that lets you set up boxes, pricing, and logic in minutes - no coding or theme changes required.
Hi @Somehow999,
I’m Ellie from BOGOS, a Shopify specialist. To add bundles to your store, you need to use a third-party app because Shopify Bundle doesn’t help to add a widget on the product page.
And I recommend you use BOGOS; it’s designed to handle everything from simple widgets to complex bundle builders seamlessly. Here is a breakdown of the two most popular bundle types on PDP:
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Fixed Bundle (Classic Bundle): This is a suggestion widget placed right below your main product. It helps shoppers naturally discover related products while browsing individual items without feeling forced.
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Mix and Match: This allows customers to build personalized bundles by selecting their favorite items and variants. The totals update in real-time as discounts unlock, which pairs perfectly with tiered incentives to encourage larger orders and maximum savings.
Check out this quick tutorial to see how it looks in action: https://youtu.be/lj1wI2NoAoY?si=20Y2XFz7aWiXh1Xl
Hope this helps you choose the right strategy for your store!
Hi @Somehow999, I’m Alexis from Kefi. Since Shopify’s native bundling has some limitations, many stores use keficommerce to create and display bundles directly on product pages.
It offers different bundling and upsell options, supports variant and quantity selection, and helps create personalized bundle experiences to improve AOV and conversions, all with flexible and easy setup.
If you’re exploring solutions, you’re welcome to check it out. We also offer in-depth demos if you’d like to see how it works for specific use cases. Here’s a quick video to get a glance at the experience: https://youtu.be/Xm5EuKlPsz4?si=8FifV1vs3kLtkDHF
Please do let me know if you have any questions or want to talk about this in detail, happy to help.
Hey @Somehow999 and any other future readers trying to add bundles to their store
Based on what you described, the main thing is deciding what kind of bundle you want to add first.
If you want customers to build their own bundle on a product page - for example “pick any 4”, “choose your flavours”, or a step-by-step box builder - you can try Biscuits Bundle Builder (shameless plug).
Biscuits Bundles is built for that more guided storefront experience, so instead of just grouping products together behind the scenes, you can actually let shoppers make their selections directly on the page. It can handle things like multi-step flows, required vs optional selections, min/max rules, quantity-based picking, fixed bundle pricing, or percentage-off pricing depending on the setup you want. Those are all core parts of the app’s bundle builder.
Some demos that show a few different types of bundles for you:
Choose any 4 hot sauce flavours + 2 extra included items:
Newborn Gift Box:
Step 1 and 2 contain product selections. In Step 3, the user needs to select from size variants for the relevant products.
If your goal is just a very basic fixed bundle, the free Shopify Bundles app usually has you covered. If you want a more visual bundle builder, Biscuits Bundles is worth a shot!
Hello @Somehow999
If you’re just getting started, I’d actually recommend trying Shopify Bundles first. It’s free, integrates directly with Shopify, and works well for creating fixed bundles while keeping inventory synced automatically.
If later you need things like mix-and-match bundles, bundle builders, BOGO offers, or more advanced discount rules, then it’s worth looking at third-party bundle apps since the native app is intentionally kept fairly simple.
It really comes down to the type of bundle you want to create, but for most basic bundle setups, Shopify Bundles is a great place to start.
Hi @Somehow999 .
Depends what you mean by bundles. Are you looking to bundle products together as one single product listing fixed bundle, or let customers build their own bundle by picking multiple items like build a box? The setup is different for each, so knowing which one helps me point you in the right direction.