Evaluate whether a subscription bundle is profitable after discounting. Calculate bundle price, customer savings, margin, and revenue impact before launching.
Enter the normal combined item value, bundle cost, bundle discount, and expected sales volume.
The result shows the discounted bundle price and whether the bundle creates enough profit after the discount.
A bundle should increase order value or retention without giving away margin unnecessarily.
If individual item value is $80 and the bundle discount is 20%, the bundle price is $64. With $38 cost, profit per bundle is $26.
Multiply the individual item value by one minus the bundle discount percentage.
A good discount encourages purchase while preserving enough margin after product and fulfillment costs.
Bundles can raise AOV when customers buy more items or upgrade to a higher-value plan.
Compare bundle price against bundle cost and check whether profit per bundle supports acquisition and fulfillment costs.
High-margin complementary products usually work better because they protect profit while increasing perceived value.
| Module | Details |
|---|---|
| Main Result | Discounted bundle price |
| Profit View | Profit per bundle and total revenue |
| Health Score | Bundle profitability rating |
| Recommendation | Discount and bundle strategy guidance |