Bundle Pricing
Combining multiple products at a total price lower than purchasing individually.
Combining multiple products at a total price lower than purchasing individually.
Why It Matters
Bundles increase AOV 20-35% while providing perceived value. They move slow-selling inventory, introduce customers to new products, and create pricing complexity that reduces comparison shopping. Amazon reports 35% of revenue comes from bundled recommendations.
Practical Example
Scenario
A skincare brand bundles their $45 cleanser, $55 serum, and $35 moisturizer as a 'Complete Routine' for $115.
Calculation
Individual total: $135. Bundle: $115 (15% savings). Previous attach rate: 40% bought 2+ items. With bundle: 65% buy the bundle.Result
AOV increases from $67 to $98 (46% lift) as more customers buy the complete routine instead of single items.
Pro Tips
- 1Price bundles 15-25% below individual total—enough to be compelling, not so much it hurts margins
- 2Use bundles to introduce new or underperforming products alongside bestsellers
- 3Create problem-solution bundles ('Acne Fighter Kit') not just product collections
- 4Offer bundle customization for higher price points (pick 3 from 5 options)
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