Bundle
Multiple distinct products packaged and sold together as a single SKU.
In practice
Bundling can move slower-selling inventory alongside popular items, or create a giftable package that's easier to buy than assembling the same items separately - though most marketplaces require a bundle to make logical sense as a set, rather than an arbitrary grouping of unrelated products.
A skincare brand bundles a cleanser, moisturizer, and serum into one "starter routine" listing, sold as a single SKU at a slight discount versus buying each separately.
Why it matters
A well-designed bundle can raise AOV and move slower-selling inventory at once, but a poorly conceived one tends to confuse shoppers and convert worse than the individual items would alone.
Worth knowing
- Most marketplaces require bundled items to make logical sense together, not be grouped arbitrarily.
- Needs its own distinct SKU and listing, separate from the individual component products.
- Pricing slightly below the sum of individual items is the most common way to make it attractive.
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