Bundles
Info
Bundles apps that are built using Shopify Functions and cover the mix-and-match use case will be considered for inclusion as part of our upcoming bundles product launch. To be eligible to be included in our marketing campaign, your app must be approved to be listed in the Shopify App Store by May 31, 2023.
Product bundles are used by merchants to group products together and sell them as a single unit. This critical merchandising strategy helps merchants to increase average order value, decrease marketing and distribution costs, and reduce inventory waste.
How it works
Anchor link to section titled "How it works"Shopify offers different methods to merchandise bundles of products and includes product and cart APIs to support a wide range of bundle use cases. The product bundles methods extend the existing product and variant model.

Bundle options
Anchor link to section titled "Bundle options"The following bundle options are available:
- Fixed bundles: Shopify’s default implementation to support basic bundle use cases across Shopify’s ecosystem. These include Standard bundles and Multipack bundles that fit within Shopify’s variant limits.
- Customized bundles: Used for more complex use cases, particularly when offering more choices to customers, or modelling a more complex composition of products, such as Mix-and-match bundles.
Using these options, merchants can create and manage bundles from their product page without leaving their Shopify admin.
Lifecycle of a bundle
Anchor link to section titled "Lifecycle of a bundle"The following table describes the journey and responsibilities of a bundle app:
Area | App responsibilities | Shopify responsibilities |
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Admin - Configuration |
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Not applicable. |
Storefront | Storefronts that use the online store channel:
Custom storefronts:
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Not applicable. |
Checkout | Not applicable. | Checkout lines present bundle products as a group of lines. |
Orders | Partner fulfillment apps have access to bundle information. | Order lines return bundle components, with a reference to the bundle parent. |
- Learn how to get started with bundles.