Multi-box Bundles allow customers to choose between multiple bundle sizes and pricing options within the same bundle experience.

Examples:

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to:

View demo: multi-box bundle demo

Create a new bundle and select: Multi-box Bundle

Open: Discounts

Then configure:

Examples:

Customers must complete the selected bundle size before checkout.

Each box can also include its own fixed free gift.

Examples:

This is a great way to encourage customers to select larger bundle sizes.

Add a Box size selector component.

This component allows customers to choose which bundle size they want before adding products to the bundle.

The Box size selector can be placed inside:

Each Box option can display:

Examples:

This helps customers compare bundle options more easily.

Some merchants prefer customers to select the bundle size before viewing products.

This is fully supported.

This creates a guided bundle-building experience.

Example:

Open:
​Products & Layout

Then add:
​Product list components.

You can display:

For Multi-box Bundles, we recommend simplifying Product cards and focusing on product selection instead of individual product pricing.

We recommend displaying:

For Multi-box Bundles, we recommend removing the Price element from Product cards.

Since customers purchase products using fixed bundle pricing, showing individual product prices can create unnecessary pricing confusion.

Instead, focus on:

This creates a cleaner and more conversion-focused bundle experience.

For Multi-box Bundles, we recommend:

We recommend hiding:

and displaying only:

This keeps the pricing simple and reinforces the fixed-price bundle experience.

Multi-box Bundles include two important customer states:

We recommend configuring different button labels for each state.

When customers have not added enough products to complete the selected box, use the button label to guide the next action.

Examples:

Once the required bundle size is reached, switch the button to the final purchase action.

Examples:

Button labels support dynamic variables such as:

Examples:

This allows the Summary panel to update automatically as customers build their bundle.

Open:
​Bundle Settings

Under:
​Where to display the bundle?

select:

Create a product for this bundle

This setting ensures the bundle behaves like a true fixed-price bundle product.

When using:

the Summary panel total remains fixed at the configured Box price.

Examples:

The total price will not change based on the individual products added to the bundle.

If you instead choose:

the bundle total may change dynamically as customers add products to the bundle.

For Fixed Price Bundles, this can create pricing confusion because customers expect:

rather than a dynamically calculated subtotal.

Once your bundle is ready:

Your Multi-box Bundle is now ready for customers.