We make three apps that give shoppers a better price for buying more. They work differently, so here is what each one does, what it doesn't, and which one fits your store.
You make each offer, called a kit, yourself: pick a kind, add the products, set the discount. There are eight kinds:
The discount is a real checkout discount, shown next to the kit's name. You choose what happens when two kits share a product (only the best discount, or both added up), and whether the discount needs the shopper to add the kit from the offer. A kit hides while one of its products is sold out, can run only between dates, and shows the orders and revenue it brought in over the last 30 days.
Best for: stores with a clear set of products that belong together (a camera and its case, a set of candles, an outfit) and owners who want full control over every offer.
Not for: a catalog of hundreds of products where building every bundle by hand would take days.
Here the products can be chosen by AI. Let AI pick blends two signals: products your customers have actually bought together (from your paid order history) and products similar to the one being viewed. A new store with few orders leans on similarity first and shifts to real co-purchase data as orders come in, without you doing anything.
For product, cart and checkout kits, the discount applies automatically at checkout once the shopper has the kit's products in the cart.
Best for: larger catalogs, stores with order history, and owners who like to test what works.
Not for: a store where you want to decide every bundle yourself and nothing else; that is what Upsell & Cross-Sell does with less to set up.
Cart Discounts shows no bundle box. You make rules, and the cart applies them by itself: buy one get one free or 50% off, cheapest item free, quantity breaks, case pricing, any 3 for a price, bought together sets, spend and save, a free gift over an amount, first-order, returning-customer, members-only, country and customer group (wholesale) discounts, happy hours, weekend and limited-time sales. 21 ready-made kinds in all.
Product pages keep their normal prices; the discounts show in the cart and at checkout as their own lines. Short teasers point shoppers to a deal before they get it ("Add 1 more and get one free" in the cart, a badge on the product page). Rules can be limited by customer group, country, order history, days, hours and dates. The full setup is in the Cart Discounts guide.
Best for: promotions across a category or the whole store, holiday sales with a start and end date, wholesale prices, and brands that don't allow discounted prices on product pages.
Not for: showing shoppers which products to buy together on the product page; pair it with one of the bundle apps for that.
Yes, and a common pair is one bundle app for the product page plus Cart Discounts for store-wide deals. Decide which discount a shopper should get when both apply, and set it in each app (Upsell: only the best discount or both added up; Cart Discounts: How discounts work together). Before a big sale, put a cart together on your store with products from both offers and check the total at checkout.
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