HowTo
What is BundleMaker — and when to use it
What makes a bundle coherent, and the signs your offer is just a discount.
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Bundle concepts with pricing logic, a launch blurb, and a margin sanity note.
What does BundleMaker include at a glance?
- Input: 2–5 products you want to bundle
- Output: coherent bundle concepts with simple pricing logic and a launch blurb
- Best for: stores testing an offer that moves slower inventory
- Limits: it drafts the concept — you still own the margin math and the final price
What do people ask about BundleMaker?
What does BundleMaker do?
You give it two to five products and it returns coherent bundle concepts with simple pricing logic, a launch blurb you can adapt, and a margin sanity note so an offer does not quietly lose money.
Is it random pairings?
No. The point of a bundle is that the products belong together for the buyer. It builds concepts around a reason to buy rather than matching items at random.
Does it set the price for me?
It proposes pricing logic and flags the margin, but the final price is yours. Discount depth and your actual cost base decide whether a bundle is worth running.
How many products should a bundle have?
Two to five. Past that, the offer gets hard to explain and the buyer stops seeing the value of the individual items.
Can I use it for services?
It is aimed at product bundles. Service bundles work on the same logic, but scoping and delivery capacity matter more than inventory.
What are the limits?
It does not know your costs, stock levels, or returns rate. Verify the margin yourself before you publish the offer.
Which deep-dives should you read first?
HowTo
How to build a bundle offer in 10 minutes
Pick products, generate concepts, check margin, write the blurb.
FAQPage
What is Common bundling mistakes (and how to avoid them)?
Random pairings, discounting past the margin, and bundles nobody can explain.
Article
How does Bundling compare to discounting a single product?
When a bundle grows order value and when a straight discount is simpler and safer.