Kitenzo: 80,704 live Shopify bundles and counting

On 21 May 2026, there were 80,704 live bundles running on Kitenzo. They had generated US$30,055.69 that day and US$473.1 million in merchant sales since Kitenzo launched in 2017.

Those figures show the volume of bundle activity the platform was supporting at that point in time.

Kitenzo is built for Shopify merchants who want to sell bundles without hiring a developer or building something from scratch. Fixed sets, mix-and-match builders, multipacks, gift boxes: you can create any of them in a few steps and publish when you're ready. No code required.

Kitenzo’s bundle builder handles the things that really matter.

Kitenzo calculates bundle availability from component inventory at the configured location. Out-of-stock items can be shown or hidden, variant options can be filtered, and bundle limits prevent customers from exceeding the selection rules you set.

Discounts work the way you'd expect. Set tiered pricing, fixed discounts, or minimum purchase values. Add an upsell message to nudge customers toward the next discount tier. You're in control of the logic.

Kitenzo also fits into how your store already works. The bundle embed block lets you place a full bundle on any page, including your homepage, product pages, and collections. The product-in-bundles app-block lets you flag on product pages when an item is part of a bundle, and redirect customers straight to it. Shopify Markets works out of the box for region-specific pricing and Translations are supported if you sell in multiple languages.

For stores on the Performance plan, Conditions Engine lets you add customer-specific logic, visibility rules, and dynamic product displays. And Template Creator gives you full control over the bundle page design using Liquid and JavaScript.

Two of the most recent new features:

1. A/B testing for bundles, lets you test different layouts and offers against each other and improve your conversion rates with data driven insights.

2. Headless implementation; your bundles can now run outside the Shopify theme entirely, on Hydrogen, custom React or Next.js storefronts, Vue, Svelte, vanilla JS, or any frontend you control. If you're building a custom storefront, Kitenzo works there too.

Kitenzo has been helping Shopify merchants build bundle experiences since 2017. If you want to develop bundles as a sales channel on your store, install Kitenzo and start a 14-day trial.