One card per use case. Open any live one, build the bundle, add it to the cart and watch the price — the same way your customers would. This is a demo store: nothing can be bought, so take it as far as you like.
Three gifts sold as one box at 30% off, with a countdown to the end of Cyber Monday. Built from the Black Friday deal template in a couple of minutes.
Try this: Add the box to the cart. It arrives as one gift box line, and the price stops at the deadline the clock shows.
A set list of products sold together at one price.
Try this: Four steps of one routine: $122.00 bought separately, $97.60 as the set.
The customer chooses which items go in, from a list you pick.
Try this: Any three tees, any size, for a flat $50 — whatever they choose.
The same engine given a whole page, with a running total and a summary panel.
Try this: The page layout: pick, watch the total move, add it as one line.
A box split into sections the customer satisfies separately.
Try this: Two everyday tees and one statement tee — not any three.
Buy a number of items and get others free.
Try this: Buy 2 get 1 free is $36.00 — really the price of two bags.
The more they take, the better the rate.
Try this: One box saves 10%, two save 15%, three save 20%.
Buy more of the same product, pay less per unit.
Try this: 1, 2 or 3 bottles — $32.00, $57.60, $76.80.
Suggestions counted from what this shop actually sells together.
Try this: Under the bundle: the pen case and pen set people really add.
Offered on each product's own page: the rest of what it belongs with.
Try this: Open the SPF and you are offered the other three steps.
A reward unlocked by reaching a tier, rather than money off.
Try this: Three pairs unlock free shipping; five add a free pair.
Ask for the message, the wrap and the delivery date before they buy.
Try this: The box asks who it is for — and it prints on the order.
Tick-box extras offered under the product, each with its own price.
Try this: A half-price pen set and a free sticker pack. Tick neither and nothing changes.
One set that is everything a beginner needs, priced as a kit.
Try this: The whole routine, 20% off — nothing left to work out.
The offer follows them to the cart, where they decide to stop.
Try this: Add the kibble, then open the cart: the rewards still in reach are there.
How far off the next saving is, updating as the basket changes.
Try this: Spend $100 save 10%, $150 save 15%, $200 save 20% — shown on every product.
Point a bundle at a collection instead of picking fifty products.
Try this: One bundle covers every tea in the collection. Open any tin: same offer, 10% off two, 15% off three.
An offer only certain customers are shown.
Try this: Open the candle signed out: no offer. Sign in and the members’ price appears. Tag, lifetime spend and order count work the same way.
Starts and stops on its own, with a clock that matches.
Try this: This one really ends — the countdown shows the deadline it is keeping.
What to suggest, worked out from your order history rather than guessed.
Try this: No one configured these — they were counted from orders.
Pricing is applied by Shopify Functions at the cart, so there is no code to hand out and nothing to leak.
Drop from a 3-pack to one and the discount goes with it — including any free gift that came along.
Where you want it, the items become one cart line with its contents listed underneath.
A theme app block with no hard-coded selectors, and it leaves your add-to-cart button alone.
"Frequently bought together" is counted from what your shop sells, and never suggests something out of stock.
"Spend $100, save 10%" is calculated from the cart Shopify actually has, however it is edited.
Install free, add the block once, and build it in a couple of minutes.
