Best Simple Bundles alternatives reviewed in 2026

Short answer: It depends on why you want to leave Simple Bundles. When your store's total orders have pushed you off its free plan, choose Bundler, free with no order limit and then from $9.99/month. When you pay for several other apps too, choose Vitals at $29.99/month, because it includes product bundles and 40+ other apps in a single subscription. When each bundle needs its own product page and SKU, choose Fast Bundle, from $19/month. When you want offers in the cart too, choose Moon Bundles, free up to $500 of added revenue and then from $19.99/month.

Simple Bundles is a product bundles and kits app that splits each bundle into its component SKUs at checkout, and recent reviewers still thank the agents who set up their kits with them. But at $24/month on Shopify's Basic plan, or $14/month under 100 monthly orders, it's above the first paid plan of most of these apps, and its free plan counts every order on your store, even orders that never included a bundle.

So I installed 8 Simple Bundles alternatives on a test store. Below, you'll find what each one is built for, what it costs as of November 2026 and what you'd give up by moving.

Why do merchants look for a Simple Bundles alternative?

The way Simple Bundles counts orders is the complaint that comes up most, because its fees follow your whole store and not the bundles you sell. Stock errors and a slow bundle editor come after that.

Simple Bundles' fees follow your Shopify plan and your store's order count over a rolling 90 days. In recent reviews from April and October 2026, merchants say the 50-order free plan had gone before they'd used the app, in one case because of orders from Shopify's own bundles. Another objects to paying on storewide sales when the app only touches some of them. The developer replied that every order counts because the app processes each one, and admitted it hadn't explained this well.

Bundler has no order limit on any plan, and 6 other alternatives count only the sales or revenue from their own offers. Vitals won't help with the free plan, because it has a 7-day trial and no free plan.

Stock can go wrong when an app writes to your inventory. One merchant said in May 2026 that the app set their whole inventory to 0, and the developer replied that saving a bundle, even an unpublished one, starts a sync that a component with no stock can disrupt. Reviews from 2022 to 2024 mention random restocks, items dropped from bundles and stock taken from the wrong location. Bundler, Koala Bundles, Hulk Bundles and Vitals leave stock on your real products, so there's no bundle stock to sync. None of them offers Simple Bundles' parent SKU, though.

The bundle editor slows some merchants down. One reviewer said in July 2026 that there's no select-all or collection option when adding products, so a single bundle took an hour. They also found that build-your-own bundles only allow percentage discounts. The developer said fixed-amount discounts are on its radar and that the product picker belongs to Shopify. Vitals and Unlimited Bundles & Discounts both build mix-and-match offers from whole collections, and Vitals offers a fixed amount off as well.

These complaints come from 26 of the 804 reviews Simple Bundles had in October 2026, so most merchants don't report them.

Which Simple Bundles alternatives made my shortlist?

I selected apps that do the same job as Simple Bundles, with a rating of 4.6 or higher and merchant reviews from 2026.These 8 alternatives made my shortlist:

1. Vitals: an all-in-one app that includes product bundles and 40+ more apps in a single subscription
2. Koala Bundles: free gifts inside quantity tiers and a one-click post-purchase upsell
3. Fast Bundle: bundle products that split into items, plus A/B testing
4. Moon Bundles: a slide cart with upsells and post-purchase offers
5. Appstle Bundles: a 30-day trial and upsells on the checkout and thank-you pages
6. Hulk Bundles: price tiers that change by customer tag or country
7. Unlimited Bundles & Discounts: deals limited by past orders or total spend
8. Bundler: no order or revenue limit on any plan

I've put each app's rating, starting price and how it charges in this table, with Simple Bundles first as the baseline:

Prices as of November 2026. Developers change them, so check each listing before you choose.

When your store has a lot of orders but sells few bundles, compare Bundler and Appstle Bundles first.

How did I review these Simple Bundles alternatives?

I installed each app on a test store, then went through each App Store listing, every plan and the newest and lowest-rated merchant reviews. I used Simple Bundles as the baseline for each comparison.

I looked at these details for each app:

• Offer types: which bundles I could create, such as kits, multipacks, quantity breaks or build a box
• Fulfilment: how a bundle reaches Shopify's stock counts, orders and a warehouse
• Placement: where offers show, from the product page to the cart and thank-you page
• Testing: whether it includes A/B testing for offers
• AI features: what AI does in each app, such as creating a bundle or suggesting products
• Integrations: which shipping, subscription and page builder apps it works with
• Setup: how long each app took me to get a bundle live
• Design: how each bundle looked on my test store and whether it matched my theme
• Speed: what another app adds to a store already using 10 to 15 of them, as many stores do
• Pricing: how each app charges, its plan limits and what each plan includes
• Reviews: what the newest and lowest-rated App Store reviews say, including about support
• Moving: what you can bring across from Simple Bundles, such as bundle products and component lists

Vitals is first because it offers product bundles and 40+ other apps in the same subscription. The other 7 follow in no particular order.

Bold Bundles is missing because its App Store listing shows it as unavailable.

I don't give speed scores, because they depend on your theme and your other apps. Your own store is a fairer test, and all 8 of these apps offer a free plan or trial.

What did I find when I compared them with Simple Bundles?

These alternatives fall into 3 groups: bundle and quantity break apps (Koala Bundles, Hulk Bundles, Unlimited Bundles, Bundler), bundle apps with upsells or cart tools (Fast Bundle, Moon Bundles, Appstle Bundles) and an all-in-one app (Vitals). Some stop at bundles and others include more apps, and I preferred the ones with more, because I'd need fewer separate apps.

I found 6 main differences from Simple Bundles.The apps differ on which ones they include, so check which you need before you compare prices:

• Fulfilment: Simple Bundles expands each bundle into child SKUs at checkout and sets bundle stock from its lowest component. Fast Bundle comes closest with its bundle products. Vitals and Bundler keep each item as a normal product, while Koala Bundles and Hulk Bundles only apply a discount.
• How the bill is set: Simple Bundles follows your Shopify plan and store orders. Bundler charges a flat fee, Vitals has one plan at $29.99/month and the other 6 count sales from their own offers, with top plans of $39.99/month on Appstle Bundles, $49.99/month on Unlimited Bundles, $59.99/month on Koala Bundles, $60/month on Hulk Bundles, $79.99/month on Moon Bundles and $299/month on Fast Bundle.
• Offer types: Simple Bundles offers kits, multipacks, build-your-own boxes and Infinite Options, which go past Shopify's variant limit. Fast Bundle, Appstle Bundles and Moon Bundles also have bundle builders, and Koala Bundles and Hulk Bundles focus on quantity tiers. I didn't find Infinite Options on any of the 8.
• Placement: Simple Bundles makes each bundle a product page and adds product page upsells. Moon Bundles adds a slide cart and post-purchase offers, Appstle Bundles reaches checkout and the thank-you page, Koala Bundles has a post-purchase upsell and Vitals offers 5 placements from the product page to the thank-you page.
• A/B testing: Simple Bundles only mentions it in its listing tags. Moon Bundles and Fast Bundle list it, and I didn't find it on the other 6.
• Free plans: Simple Bundles stops at 3 bundles and 50 monthly orders across the whole store. Bundler has no limit, Appstle Bundles stops at $750 of bundle sales, Moon Bundles at $500, Hulk Bundles at $300 and Unlimited Bundles at $100. Vitals, Koala Bundles and Fast Bundle have trials and no free plan for live stores.

I also found these differences in how the apps work:

• Reports: Simple Bundles shows bundle sales, conversion and order value on every plan, including its free one. Moon Bundles shows bundle statistics, Appstle Bundles has bundle and volume analytics and Bundler keeps its graphs for Executive.
• AI features: Simple Bundles' Bundle Magic AI creates bundles from order history or a plain description. Vitals makes a bundle from a sentence you type, and with Vitals MCP, you can do everything in Vitals with Claude or ChatGPT. Moon Bundles' listing image shows AI and MCP included, along with a bundle made from a prompt. Fast Bundle has AI product pairings and bundle images. The other 5 have no AI bundle tools that I could find.
• Setup: almost every app took me 2 to 5 minutes, so setup time shouldn't decide this.
• Design: almost every app responded quickly, felt simple to use and offered enough customisation on my test store. Some Bundler reviewers ask for more say over layout and placement.
• Speed: a single bundle app didn't hurt my page speed. But many stores have 10 to 15 apps and each new one adds load, so combining apps matters more than which bundle app you choose.

What are the best Simple Bundles alternatives?

Vitals is my top pick for merchants leaving Simple Bundles who pay for other apps too, because it includes product bundles and 40+ other apps in one subscription. Koala Bundles comes next for stores that sell mostly by quantity. The other 6 suit bundle product pages, a slide cart, a long trial, wholesale pricing, repeat customer deals and a free plan with no order limit.

1. Vitals: Best for replacing several app subscriptions with one

Vitals is an all-in-one Shopify app, and its Product Bundles app is one of 40+ apps in one subscription. I'd choose it when Simple Bundles is one of several app bills you'd like to drop.

Why I like this app:

I liked how Vitals records bundle orders, because each product reaches Shopify as its own line item and I had no bundle SKUs to set up. Shoppers also pick the size and colour of each product from its own dropdown. It comes with 40+ other apps as well, such as product reviews, a wishlist and visitor recordings, so you don't have to install and pay for each one separately. With Vitals MCP, you can do everything in Vitals with Claude or ChatGPT.

Compared with Simple Bundles:

Vitals keeps stock on your real products, so there's no bundle inventory sync to go wrong, and it shows bundles in the cart and on the thank-you page. You'd give up parent SKUs, Infinite Options and bundles that have their own product page. At $29.99/month with no free plan, Vitals also has the highest starting price of these apps.

Features:

• Fixed, mix-and-match and multi-pack bundles
• Frequently bought together and same-collection bundles
• AI that creates a bundle from a typed prompt
• Amount off, percentage off, fixed price or no discount
• 3 layouts and 9 colour presets, or your own CSS
• Placements on the product page, Add to Cart pop-up, cart, Checkout pop-up and thank-you page
• A size and colour dropdown for each product
• Each product tracked and fulfilled as its own line item
• Start and end dates, country targeting and customer tag exclusions
• Volume Discounts and Free Gifts apps in the same subscription
• 40+ apps in the same subscription

Pricing: Vitals has one plan, with all 40+ apps included:

• All in one plan: $29.99/month
• Trial: 7 days

Reviews: Vitals has 4.9 stars from 2,974 reviews on the Shopify App Store. A reviewer with more than 6 years on Vitals praised its support in November 2026. A long-term reviewer said in February 2026 that they couldn't reach the team and ran into glitches, and Vitals replied that support runs daily on live chat and email.

Best for: A store that wants its bundles and its reviews, wishlist or email from the same subscription.

I wouldn't choose it if: You sell bundles in person through Shopify POS. Bundler includes POS on its free plan.

See Vitals on the Shopify App Store

2. Koala Bundles: Best for free gifts inside quantity offers

Koala Bundles is a quantity break and bundle app with a one-click post-purchase upsell. It makes more sense when you mainly sell more units of one product and don't send kits to a warehouse.

Why I like this app:

When I checked its offer types, I liked that a free gift can go inside a quantity tier or a fixed bundle, because the offer then does more than lower the price. The announcement bar and countdown timer come with it, so I could promote a sale without a second app. Every plan has the same features, and only the revenue limit changes. Reviewers say support builds campaigns for them.

Compared with Simple Bundles:

Koala Bundles counts only the revenue its offers bring in, so orders without a bundle don't raise your bill, and it adds a post-purchase upsell. You'd give up component SKUs, because one reviewer found it only applies a discount, with no SKU per bundle. It also has no AI tools and no free plan for live stores.

Features:

• Quantity breaks and tiered discounts
• Mix and match through quantity breaks
• Fixed multi-product bundles
• BOGO for one or several products
• Free gifts on quantity tiers and fixed bundles
• One-click post-purchase upsell
• Cart volume discounts
• Announcement bar and countdown timer
• B2B offers
• 9 storefront languages
• UpCart, GemPages and PageFly

I didn't find any AI features in it.

Pricing: Koala Bundles charges by the revenue its bundle offers generate:

• Kickstart: $12.99/month, up to $1,000
• Scale Koala: $19.99/month, up to $5,000
• Unlimited: $59.99/month, unlimited
• Trial: 14 days

Its listing marks Kickstart and Unlimited as discounted for first-time users, so check what you'd pay after the first bill.

Reviews: Koala Bundles has 4.9 stars from 826 reviews on the Shopify App Store. Reviewers like how easily they can set up gift rules. One reviewer said in December 2025 that products showed as sold out when they weren't.

Best for: A store with one main product that wants a gift built into each quantity tier.

I wouldn't choose it if: You want to start without paying on a live store. Appstle Bundles is free up to $750 of monthly bundle sales.

See Koala Bundles on the Shopify App Store

3. Fast Bundle: Best for keeping bundles as their own Shopify products

Fast Bundle is a bundle and upsell app that can sell a bundle as its own Shopify product. I'd choose it when your bundles need the URLs and SKUs they have on Simple Bundles.

Why I like this app:

Bundle as a Product was the part I liked most, because I could choose whether the bundle itself or only its components track stock. Its AI frequently bought together picks also spared me matching products by hand, and every paid plan includes them. Several reviewers in November 2026 name the agent who replied quickly.

Compared with Simple Bundles:

Fast Bundle is the closest match to Simple Bundles' fulfilment, with bundle products that split into their items through Shopify's Cart Transform, and it adds A/B testing and a cart drawer. You'd pay far more as bundles grow, at $139/month for up to $10,000 of bundle sales against $24/month on Simple Bundles' Basic plan. Its status page says Shopify removed the app after a security attack in July 2026 and fully restored it on 3 August.

Features:

• Fixed, mix-and-match and multipack bundles
• A Bundle Builder for build-a-box offers
• Bundle as a Product, with 3 inventory types
• BOGO, Buy X Get Y and free gifts
• Volume discounts and product add-ons
• AI frequently bought together recommendations
• An AI bundle image generator
• A cart drawer and pop-ups
• A/B testing
• Shopify POS
• Appstle, Seal, Subi, Loop and Recurpay subscriptions

Pricing: Fast Bundle charges by monthly bundle sales:

• Standard (1K): $19/month, up to $1,000
• Standard (3K): $49/month, up to $3,000
• Standard (10K): $139/month, up to $10,000
• Enterprise: $299/month, no limit
• Trial: 7 days

Auto Bundle Detection is an optional extra at $49/month, and the free plan is only for development stores.

Reviews: Fast Bundle has 5.0 stars from 3,639 reviews on the Shopify App Store. Recent reviewers from New Zealand to Germany praise its customer service. One reviewer said in August 2025 that it didn't work with their theme, and that a code workaround only worked half the time.

Best for: A store whose ads and collections rely on each bundle having a product page.

I wouldn't choose it if: You want an offer after a shopper pays, which I didn't find here. Koala Bundles includes a one-click post-purchase upsell.

See Fast Bundle on the Shopify App Store

4. Moon Bundles: Best for adding a slide cart to your bundles

Moon Bundles offers product page bundles, a slide cart drawer and post-purchase upsells from one dashboard. It makes more sense when your biggest gap on Simple Bundles is what happens after a shopper adds to cart.

Why I like this app:

In my test, I kept coming back to the slide cart, because I could add a timer, a banner and upsells without a separate cart app. Typing a prompt to create a bundle also gave me a first offer to edit straight away. I found A/B testing here as well, so I could compare 2 versions of an offer. A September 2026 reviewer says the team found solutions very quickly.

Compared with Simple Bundles:

Moon Bundles includes a slide cart and post-purchase offers, and it counts only sales from its own offers instead of every store order. You'd give up the SKU breakdown, because I didn't find any component inventory tools here. When you reach a plan's revenue limit without upgrading, the app turns bundles off until the 1st of the next month.

Features:

• Quantity breaks and volume discounts
• Mix-and-match bundles and a bundle builder
• Fixed bundles with smart add-ons
• BOGO, Buy X Get Y and free gifts
• Timers and variant pickers on bundles
• A slide cart drawer with cart upsells
• Post-purchase and thank-you page upsells
• A/B testing and bundle statistics
• AI and MCP, shown on its listing image
• Klaviyo, Loop, Seal and Appstle

Pricing: Moon Bundles charges by the revenue its offers generate:

• Free: Discovery, up to $500 of added revenue
• Essential: $19.99/month, up to $2,000
• Pro: $39.99/month, up to $10,000
• Premium: $79.99/month, unlimited
• Trial: 7 days

Check post-purchase offers before you rely on the free plan, because its listing includes them and its help centre puts them on paid plans.

Reviews: Moon Bundles has 5.0 stars from 683 reviews on the Shopify App Store. Several reviewers dropped separate bundle, upsell and cart drawer apps after installing it. I didn't find a review below 4 stars, so the plan's revenue limit is the main risk to check.

Best for: A store happy with its product pages that wants offers in a cart drawer too.

I wouldn't choose it if: Your ads link straight to a bundle's own product page. Fast Bundle can keep each bundle as a Shopify product.

See Moon Bundles on the Shopify App Store

5. Appstle Bundles: Best for a month-long trial before you pay

Appstle Bundles is a bundle builder with checkout and thank-you page upsells, from the developer of Appstle Subscriptions. Choose it when you'd like a full month to compare it with Simple Bundles before paying.

Why I like this app:

The thank-you page upsell was my favourite part, because a shopper who's just paid sees one more offer without starting again. I could also create build-a-box and mix-and-match bundles, and a Shopify Function applies the discount, so there are no codes to look after. Reviewers praise accurate stock tracking on bundle components and 24/7 support that changes the design for them.

Compared with Simple Bundles:

Appstle Bundles counts bundle sales only, and its free plan allows $750 of them a month however many orders you have. You'd give up AI tools and the SKU breakdown for 3PLs. It also doesn't have the Built for Shopify badge that Simple Bundles has.

Features:

• Classic, combo and mix-and-match bundles
• Build-a-box and custom bundles
• Volume discounts, BOGO and Buy X Get Y
• Frequently bought together
• Checkout and thank-you page upsells
• Automatic discounts with Shopify Functions
• Bundle and volume analytics
• Admin and Storefront APIs for headless stores
• Appstle Subscriptions, Appstle Loyalty, Klaviyo, PageFly and Shopify Flow

I didn't find any AI features in it.

Pricing: Appstle Bundles charges by monthly bundle sales:

• Free: Launch, up to $750 a month
• Starter: $7.99/month, up to $2,000
• Growth: $19.99/month, up to $5,000
• Pro: $39.99/month, unlimited
• Trial: 30 days

Reviews: Appstle Bundles has 5.0 stars from 1,236 reviews on the Shopify App Store. Reviewers call its 24/7 team very fast, and some say it shipped a feature they asked for. One reviewer said in August 2026 that a volume discount failed on a large order.

Best for: A store already on Appstle Subscriptions or Appstle Loyalty that wants bundles from the same developer.

I wouldn't choose it if: Bundles have to work at your POS terminal, because one reviewer found the terminal can't add them. Unlimited Bundles & Discounts works with Shopify POS.

See Appstle Bundles on the Shopify App Store

6. Hulk Bundles: Best for wholesale and VIP pricing

Hulk Bundles is a volume discount app with a price table on the product page and offers aimed by customer tag or country. I'd choose it when the same product needs one price for wholesale buyers and another for retail shoppers.

Why I like this app:

Customer tag pricing is what I'd use Hulk Bundles for, because a wholesale buyer and a retail shopper can see different tiers on the same product. I also found scheduled sales with pause and resume, which suit planned promotions. CSV import and export on Pro means I wouldn't have to enter tiers one by one. One recent reviewer says 4 out of 5 orders are now bulk buys.

Compared with Simple Bundles:

Hulk Bundles counts only the revenue it generates, and its tiers by customer tag suit B2B pricing better than Simple Bundles' kits. You'd give up bundle products, SKU breakdown and Bundle Magic AI, because Hulk Bundles only applies discounts. Bundle discounts need Pro at $27.90/month, and 2 reviewers in October 2026 say discounts or the price table disappeared from product pages.

Features:

• Tiered pricing and quantity breaks on products, variants or collections
• Bundle deals, BOGO and Buy X Get Y on Pro
• A discount table with 8 layouts on Pro
• Scheduled sales with pause and resume
• A countdown timer on Pro
• Offers aimed by customer tag or country
• Cart, shipping and POS discounts
• Thank You and Order status page upsells, on Unlimited according to its website
• CSV import and export on Pro
• 20 storefront languages
• PageFly, GemPages and Order Printer Pro

I didn't find any AI features in it.

Pricing: Hulk Bundles charges by the revenue the app generates:

• Free: up to $300
• Basic: $12/month, up to $1,000
• Pro: $27.90/month, up to $5,000
• Business: $40/month, up to $10,000
• Unlimited: $60/month, shown on its website
• Trial: 7 days

Reviews: Hulk Bundles has 4.6 stars from 641 reviews on the Shopify App Store. A reviewer in November 2026 praised a patient agent after about 6 years with the app. Another said in October 2026 that it took 17 hours to hear back about missing discounts.

Best for: A B2B or wholesale store that needs different prices for different customer groups.

I wouldn't choose it if: You mainly sell kits and gift boxes. Staying on Simple Bundles makes more sense, because each kit remains one product with its own page.

See Hulk Bundles on the Shopify App Store

7. Unlimited Bundles & Discounts: Best for deals that follow customer history

Unlimited Bundles & Discounts is Revy's bundle and automatic discount app, with every feature on every plan. Choose it when repeat buyers and new shoppers should see different deals.

Why I like this app:

I'd come to this app for its customer rules, because I could limit a deal to shoppers with a set number of past orders or a certain total spend. Its build-your-own-bundle pages can pull in whole collections, which is much quicker than adding products one at a time. The bundle discount also applies automatically at checkout. Long-term reviewers say it keeps improving, and one has used it for 6 years.

Compared with Simple Bundles:

Unlimited Bundles counts bundle sales only, and it adds targeting by past orders and spend. You'd give up SKU breakdown, AI tools and product page upsells, because Revy sells upsells as a separate app. I also couldn't find how it tracks stock on bundles, so check that on your own products.

Features:

• Fixed bundles and quantity breaks
• Mix and match and build-your-own-bundle pages
• Buy X Get Y, free gift and free shipping offers
• Automatic discounts on Shopify Functions
• Customer targeting by orders, spend and tags
• Shopify Markets, multi-currency and multi-language
• Shopify POS and EComposer
• Automatic Bundle Match on paid plans

I didn't find any AI features in it.

Pricing: Unlimited Bundles charges by monthly bundle sales:

• Free: up to $100 of bundle sales
• Starter: $9.99/month, up to $1,000
• Growth: $29.99/month, up to $10,000
• Unlimited: $49.99/month, unlimited
• Trial: none listed

These are its listing prices, and its website shows tiers up to $99.99/month.

Reviews: Unlimited Bundles & Discounts has 4.8 stars from 727 reviews on the Shopify App Store. Reviewers in 2026 say live chat fixed bugs within minutes. One reviewer said in July 2024 that they couldn't get an add-bundle-to-cart link for marketing emails.

Best for: A store with many repeat customers that wants better deals for its best buyers.

I wouldn't choose it if: You want an offer on the thank-you page, because Unlimited Bundles stops at checkout. Moon Bundles includes post-purchase upsells.

See Unlimited Bundles & Discounts on the Shopify App Store

8. Bundler: Best for a free plan with no order limit

Bundler is a bundle and quantity break app whose free plan has no order or revenue limit. Choose it when Simple Bundles' order count is the reason you're leaving.

Why I like this app:

Bundler's approach to stock appealed to me most, because it uses the products I already had, so each sale lowers the real items and nothing needs syncing. I could also offer quantity breaks and Buy X Get Y for free, however many orders my store had. Its paid plans stay flat, which keeps my bill apart from both orders and bundle sales. A free-plan merchant wrote in November 2026 that the experience impressed them.

Compared with Simple Bundles:

Bundler replaces Simple Bundles' order count with a free plan or a flat $9.99/month or $19.99/month, and it creates no extra products to keep in stock. You'd give up SKU breakdown, AI bundle suggestions and the analytics on Simple Bundles' free plan, because Bundler keeps its graphs for Executive. Mix and match needs Premium, and one reviewer says support is AI and email only.

Features:

• Quantity breaks and volume discounts
• Buy X Get Y
• Classic bundles
• Automatic discounts
• Shopify POS
• Mix and match, tiered and sectioned, on Premium
• Landing pages, free shipping and funnel upsells on Premium
• Revenue, order value and top bundles on Executive
• Customer tag restrictions and scheduled dates
• PageFly, Seal Subscriptions and CartBot

I didn't find any AI features in it.

Pricing: Bundler charges a flat fee:

• Free: unlimited revenue and orders
• Premium: $9.99/month
• Executive: $19.99/month
• Trial: 7 days on paid plans

The developer said in July 2026 that Premium has dropped to $8.99/month, so check the price in the app.

Reviews: Bundler has 4.9 stars from 2,779 reviews on the Shopify App Store. Reviewers in November 2026 call it easy to use. One reviewer said in April 2026 that a product with 80 variants showed volume discounts incorrectly.

Best for: A store with a high order count and only a handful of bundles on sale.

I wouldn't choose it if: You want control over layout and placement, because several reviewers ask for more of it. Vitals offers 3 layouts, your own CSS and 5 placements.

See Bundler on the Shopify App Store

How do you choose between Simple Bundles and these alternatives?

Work out what's pushing you away first, then check that the new app fixes it at a price you can pay. These 5 checks will narrow the list.

The new app has to fix what's wrong today. When the order count is the issue, compare each app at your own monthly bundle sales, because that's what most of them charge on. When stock is the worry, place a test order and compare each product's stock before and after.

Then list the Simple Bundles features your orders depend on. Parent SKUs and Infinite Options are the 2 I didn't find elsewhere, apart from Fast Bundle's bundle products. Count how many of last month's orders relied on either one before you treat it as a loss.

Your theme matters too. Almost all of them matched my test theme with no code, and in Vitals I could also ask Claude or ChatGPT and it built the result for my store. Check the bundle on your phone, because one Fast Bundle reviewer needed a code workaround for their theme.

Next, look at the rest of your store. Simple Bundles names ShipStation, Recharge, Seal, Appstle and Loop. Fast Bundle names Appstle, Seal, Subi, Loop and Recurpay, Moon Bundles names Klaviyo, Loop, Seal and Appstle, and Bundler names Seal. Confirm any shipping app with the developer, because none of the 8 lists ShipStation.

Support is the last question. Recent reviewers often name the agents who helped them on Simple Bundles and Fast Bundle. When I hit setup problems, a few customer success teams fixed them within minutes and others took hours to reply, so send each finalist the same question during the trial.

Choose Vitals when you also want to drop other app bills. Choose Bundler when a store-wide order count is the problem, Fast Bundle when bundles need their own products and Moon Bundles when the cart matters most. Stay on Simple Bundles when a 3PL relies on its SKU breakdown.

Will a Simple Bundles alternative cost you less?

It depends on your Shopify plan and how much of your store's revenue comes from bundles. On Shopify's Basic plan, Bundler, Appstle Bundles and Koala Bundles cost less at moderate bundle sales, while Hulk Bundles, Unlimited Bundles, Moon Bundles and Fast Bundle cost more.

Simple Bundles sets its fee from your Shopify plan and your 90-day order count, and sales through the app don't affect it. That's expensive for a busy store with few bundles. It can be cheap when bundles are most of what you sell, because the alternatives that count sales climb as bundles grow.

Say you're on Shopify's Basic plan with 300 orders and $4,000 of bundle sales a month. Simple Bundles costs $24/month.These alternatives cost:

• Bundler: free, or $9.99/month with mix and match
• Appstle Bundles: $19.99/month
• Koala Bundles: $19.99/month
• Hulk Bundles: $27.90/month
• Unlimited Bundles: $29.99/month
• Moon Bundles: $39.99/month
• Fast Bundle: $139/month

Move that same store to Shopify's Grow or Advanced plan and Simple Bundles costs $39/month, so Hulk Bundles and Unlimited Bundles become cheaper too. On Shopify Plus it costs $149/month, which is more than every alternative at this level of sales. One Hulk Bundles reviewer says Plus stores pay about 4 times as much, so confirm that price in the app.

Vitals' one plan costs $29.99/month, and all 40+ apps come with it.

Over 2 years on Shopify's Basic plan, Simple Bundles costs $576 on monthly billing and $480 on annual billing. Bundler's free plan costs nothing over that time, and its Premium plan costs about $240.

The cheaper apps do leave things out. Bundler's free plan has no mix and match, and neither Appstle Bundles nor Koala Bundles breaks a bundle into SKUs for a warehouse.

Before you compare prices, note your Shopify plan, your last 90 days of orders and your monthly bundle sales, because Simple Bundles uses the first 2 and most alternatives use the third.

Will your 3PL still get the right SKUs when you leave Simple Bundles?

It can, but only Fast Bundle comes close to how Simple Bundles sends bundles to a warehouse. Simple Bundles expands each bundle into child SKUs at checkout, and it can also pass a single parent SKU while stock comes off the individual units.

Fast Bundle offers a Cart Transform type that splits a bundle into its items in the order, and a Single type that gives the bundle product its own stock. One reviewer says their gift bundle orders showed no sign of being bundles, so the items went out packed loose.

Vitals, Bundler, Koala Bundles and Hulk Bundles don't create a bundle SKU, so your 3PL sees the real products. That suits a warehouse that picks item by item. A warehouse expecting one kit code won't find it.

Send one test order from each finalist through to your 3PL, then compare the pick slip with what you see on Simple Bundles today.

Can a bundle keep its own product page after you leave Simple Bundles?

Yes, with Fast Bundle, whose Bundle as a Product gives a bundle its own URL and SKU. Most of the others show an offer on the product pages you already have.

Each Simple Bundles bundle is a real Shopify product with its own price, images, reviews and URL. Your ads, emails and collections may all point to those pages, so a move to a widget leaves those links without a matching offer.

One Appstle Bundles reviewer says it creates product pages too. Bundler's Premium plan and Unlimited Bundles offer bundle pages, but those are landing pages and not products. Vitals, Koala Bundles, Hulk Bundles and Moon Bundles work from your existing product pages.

List every bundle URL before you leave, then keep each page live or redirect it to the main product in Shopify.

When does it make sense to stay on Simple Bundles?

I'd stay on Simple Bundles if a 3PL or warehouse system packs your bundles from component SKUs. That's the job it does better than the apps above.

Bundle stock follows the lowest-stocked component, so you can't easily oversell a kit, and Infinite Options go past Shopify's variant limit. Its paid plans add POS, Shopify Flow and Hydrogen at set levels. One reviewer said in October 2026 that an agent had a parent SKU reaching their 3PL the same day, with stock tracked per warehouse.

Simple Bundles has a free plan for 3 bundles and 50 monthly orders, then costs $24/month on Shopify's Basic plan, or $14/month under 100 monthly orders. Grow & Advanced stores pay $39/month and Plus stores pay $149/month. See Simple Bundles on the Shopify App Store.

Before you leave, ask your warehouse what it does with an order that has no parent SKU, because that's the feature most of these apps can't replace.

How do you move from Simple Bundles to another app?

Your Shopify products and order history stay where they are, but your bundle setups won't move across. I didn't find an import from Simple Bundles on any of these apps.

I'd export these from Simple Bundles before you change anything:

• Each bundle's components, quantities and prices
• Your Infinite Options setups, as screenshots
• The order metafields and line-item properties your 3PL or Shopify Flow reads
• Your packing slip templates
• Every bundle product's URL, images and reviews

Use these steps with any of the apps:

1. Export your bundle details from Simple Bundles.
2. Install the new app on its free plan or trial, and set it up on a copy of your theme.
3. Rebuild your bundles, then check a few components and variants by hand.
4. Set up the same bundle you have on Simple Bundles, so you're comparing like with like, then check it on your phone.
5. Upgrade only if it does the job, then publish the theme.
6. Remove Simple Bundles and any code it left behind, before your next billing date.

Almost every app took me 2 to 5 minutes, so setup time shouldn't decide this. The slow part is rebuilding each bundle and retesting your warehouse. Even moving between Simple Bundles' own versions was hard for one long-term reviewer, who needed advanced support to sort out ShipStation and pick slips. Appstle Bundles reviewers say there are many options to learn, while Unlimited Bundles reviewers describe a no-code setup.

Check stock counts for a week after you remove Simple Bundles, and keep your export until you've shipped a full month of bundle orders on the new app.

What changes in unusual situations?

A big sale, several markets, plan-only features or a headless store can each change the right app. These situations won't apply to most stores.

During unusually high or seasonal sales, remember that Simple Bundles looks back 90 days, so a busy month stays in your order count for about 3 months. Moon Bundles emails you at 80% of a limit and switches bundles off if you don't upgrade. Unlimited Bundles keeps bundles live past a limit and moves you to the next plan, according to its website. Bundler has no limit to reach.

With several markets, Simple Bundles sets bundle prices and stock locations by market, but its admin is in English only. Unlimited Bundles lists Shopify Markets, Hulk Bundles offers country targeting in 20 storefront languages and Vitals shows bundles only in the countries you choose. Bundler reviewers report problems with Shopify's translation app and per-market prices.

Some features only appear on certain plans. Simple Bundles gives POS a single location on Basic and keeps Shopify Flow for Grow & Advanced. Hulk Bundles keeps bundle deals for Pro, and Bundler keeps mix and match for Premium. Koala Bundles and Appstle Bundles put the same features on every plan.

A headless store narrows the list. Simple Bundles supports Hydrogen on Plus and has a public API, while Appstle Bundles offers Admin and Storefront APIs and Hulk Bundles keeps API access for Unlimited. Products that go past Shopify's variant limit are harder to move, because I didn't find Infinite Options anywhere else.

Which Simple Bundles alternative would I start with?

I'd start with Vitals, because a single subscription includes product bundles and 40+ other apps, so you can remove more than one app bill. Choose Bundler when your store's order count is the only problem, and Fast Bundle when each bundle needs its own product. Stay on Simple Bundles when a 3PL depends on its SKU breakdown. Install your 2 finalists, set up the same bundle on a copy of your theme, then compare what shoppers see and how many changes you had to make.

My comparison of the best Shopify bundles apps includes apps beyond this list.

What do merchants often ask about Simple Bundles alternatives?

Which Simple Bundles alternative is best for 3PL fulfilment?

Fast Bundle is the closest, because its bundle products can split into their items in the order. Vitals makes more sense when your warehouse picks item by item, because each product arrives as its own line item.

Does Simple Bundles' free plan count every order?

Yes, the 50-order limit counts every order on your store over a rolling 90 days, including orders from before you installed the app. A store already over that limit may not qualify for the free plan at all.

Is there a free alternative to Simple Bundles?

Yes, Bundler is the strongest free option, because its free plan has no order or revenue limit. Appstle Bundles is free up to $750 of monthly bundle sales, Moon Bundles up to $500 of added revenue, Hulk Bundles up to $300 and Unlimited Bundles up to $100. Appstle Bundles is the only one I saw describe its limit as monthly, so confirm how the rest work.

How much does Simple Bundles cost in 2026?

Simple Bundles is free for 3 bundles and 50 monthly orders, and the listing shows no trial. It then costs $24/month on Shopify's Basic plan, or $14/month under 100 monthly orders, $39/month on Grow & Advanced and $149/month on Plus. Annual billing saves 17%.

Is Simple Bundles a good app?

Yes, Simple Bundles is a good app for kits that a warehouse has to pack, with 4.9 stars from 826 reviews and fast support in recent reviews. An alternative makes more sense when your store has far more orders than bundles.

Do Simple Bundles alternatives slow down a store?

One bundle app won't, but the total can, because many stores have 10 to 15 apps and every new one adds load. Vitals surprised me here, because its 40+ apps share one script and I could turn any of them on or off without worrying about load time. One Fast Bundle reviewer reported a delay of about 3 seconds on add to cart, and Koala Bundles reviewers mentioned a slow widget in 2025, so test any app on your own store before and after you install it.