9 Best Shopify Bundle Apps of 2026

Bundler covers the bundle formats most stores start with: quantity breaks, classic bundles, mix and match bundles and tiered discounts, with discounts set as a percentage, a fixed amount or a fixed price. Its pricing is the reason it ranks first. The Free plan lists unlimited revenue and orders and includes Buy X get Y, volume discounts, product page upsells, Shopify POS support and auto-applied discounts. Premium at $9.99 a month adds mix and match in three variants, quantity break combinations, custom landing pages, free shipping offers and funnel upsells, and Executive at $19.99 adds bundle analytics such as total revenue, average order value and a most popular bundles report. Both paid plans state no limit on revenue generated by Bundler, so a store whose bundles sell well keeps the same bill. The listing names 17 admin languages and integrations with Seal Subscriptions, PageFly and multicurrency converter apps. Stores that want guided build a box pages should compare Easy Bundles.

Kaching Bundles is built around volume discounts: you choose which products or collections qualify, set the discount as a percentage, a dollar amount or a specific price, and style the offer to match the theme. Its category tags also list fixed bundles, multipacks, mix and match, variant bundles and build a box, and the description mentions free gifts and BOGO. A/B testing is built in, and the dashboard reports the additional revenue the app generated. The listing showed a 5.0 rating from 6,720 reviews at check time, the highest review count in this list. Pricing follows the revenue the app adds: Starter costs $14.99 a month up to $1,000 of additional revenue, Scale $29.99 up to $5,000 and Pro $59.99 up to $10,000, each with unlimited bundle deals and live chat support. Annual billing saves 25% to 27%. The app is free only on development stores, so a live store pays from the first day after its 7-day trial.

Fast Bundle (listed as FBP: Fast Bundles & Upsell) packs more bundle formats into one app than most rivals here. Its listing covers mix and match bundles, fixed bundles, custom kits and build your own bundles through Bundle Builder, plus BOGO, Buy X Get Y, free gifts with purchase, product add-ons, volume discounts and AI-powered frequently bought together offers. Offers can run on product pages and on Shopify POS. Every paid plan has the same features, including unlimited AI frequently bought together and an AI bundle image generator, so the only variable is bundle sales: Standard (1K) costs $19 a month up to $1,000 of monthly bundle sales, Standard (3K) $49 up to $3,000 and Standard (10K) $139 up to $10,000. Auto Bundle Detection is an optional add-on at $49 a month. The listing showed a 5.0 rating from 3,667 reviews. It ranks below Kaching Bundles on value because its entry price is higher and it is free only for development stores.

Easy Bundles by Skai Lama is built for stores where the shopper assembles the bundle. Its headline feature is a guided build your own bundle flow, single or multistep, along with mix and match, fixed and volume bundles. Discount options include tiered discounts, quantity breaks, Buy X get Y and free gifts, and bundles support multi-currency through Shopify Markets and multiple languages. The category tags list the broadest range of bundle types in this list, including gift boxes, sample packs, subscription boxes and wholesale bundles. The Free plan covers mix and match, fixed and volume bundles up to $500 in bundle sales a month. Essential at $29 a month raises that to $3,000 and adds the multistep builder and landing page templates; Growth at $49 covers $5,000 and adds free gifts and subscription bundles; Scale at $99 covers $10,000. The Free and Essential plans are not offered to Shopify Plus and Advanced stores, which start on Growth.

Zoorix combines bundles with cross-selling. Its listing covers volume discounts and quantity breaks with automatic tiered pricing, bundles, mix and match and build a box offers with discount rules, BOGO, bulk discount tiers and free shipping thresholds, plus AI cross-sell offers on product pages and in the native cart drawer. Every plan lists all features, so the plans differ only by the revenue Zoorix generates and by branding. Forever Free shows app branding; Basic costs $7.99 a month for $100 to $200 of revenue generated through the app, Growth $14.99 for $200 to $400 and Premium $29.99 for $400 to $800, each with branding removed and a 30-day trial. That makes it the cheapest paid entry in this list for stores whose bundles add a few hundred dollars a month. The listing showed a 4.9 rating from 391 reviews, fewer than the leaders, and the admin is available in English only.

Simple Bundles & Kits, built by Freshly Commerce, is the operations pick in this list. Beyond the usual kits, multipacks, build your own bundle, BOGO and mix and match offers, it breaks each bundle into its component SKUs for fulfillment and syncs inventory with 3PL, WMS, ERP, shipping, POS and upsell apps, which matters when a warehouse picks the order. The Free plan covers 3 bundles and 50 monthly orders with all bundle types, SKU breakdown, bundle sales analytics and AI bundle suggestions from order history. Paid plans follow the store's Shopify plan rather than its bundle revenue: Basic costs $24 a month for Shopify Basic stores, or $14 a month under 100 monthly orders, and adds unlimited bundles and bulk import; Grow & Advanced costs $39 and adds Shopify Flow, unlimited POS locations and priority support; Plus costs $149 with headless storefront support. Storefront design options are less prominent in the listing than in Easy Bundles or Kaching.

Vitals is not a dedicated bundle app; it is a suite of 40+ tools in which bundles are one module. The bundle features it lists are volume discounts, BOGO, gifts and one-click cart upsells, alongside photo and video reviews with AliExpress import, trust badges, a countdown timer, a currency converter, back in stock alerts, a wishlist, email pop-ups and visitor replays with heatmaps. Every plan includes all 40+ apps and 24/7 live chat support. Pricing follows store orders: Starter costs $29.99 a month up to 200 orders, Growth $79 for 201 to 1,000 orders and Pro $179 for 1,001 to 5,000 orders, with setup and migration help on the higher tiers. There is a 7-day trial but no free plan. For a store that would otherwise pay for a reviews app and a bundle app separately, the combined price can work out lower. A store that only needs bundles will pay less with Bundler, Zoorix or Kaching Bundles.

Amplify, the app formerly listed as PickyStory, sells bundles as single products, runs bundle builder scenarios and offers quantity breaks, and adds one-click bundle upsells, BOGO, kits, mix and match and frequently bought together offers. Its listing describes personalized AI offers at key points in the shopping flow, deep analytics and CSS customization, and the bundle types tagged include gift boxes, sample packs, wholesale bundles and infinite option bundles. There is a single Pay as You Grow plan with all features and unlimited bundles and upsells. It starts at $99.50 a month for brands with up to $30k in total store revenue a month and rises with volume, and it comes with a 30-day free trial. That pricing is tied to the whole store's revenue rather than bundle sales, which makes it the most expensive entry in this list for small stores. The listing showed a 4.5 rating from 539 reviews at check time.

Shopify Bundles is Shopify's own app, and it does one thing: it lets you create fixed bundles and multipacks directly from the Shopify admin, with no coding. Customers can pick variants such as size or color for each product in the bundle, the bundle gets its own product page with images and options, and inventory updates in real time so components do not oversell. The app is free and its admin is available in 20 languages. Its limits are clear from the listing: the only bundle types tagged are fixed bundles and multipacks, and the only pricing option tagged is fixed pricing, so there are no quantity breaks, mix and match offers, build a box pages or tiered discounts. The listing showed a 2.9 rating from 565 reviews at check time, far below every other app here. It ranks last because of that narrow scope, but for a store that only sells a few set kits, a free first-party app may be enough.