How to use this calculator
Enter the total price of individual items, the bundle price, bundle cost, and expected sales lift.
The calculator evaluates whether the bundle increases order value without destroying margin.
Compare bundle price, discount depth, unit cost, and expected sales lift to protect profit while increasing ecommerce order value.
Enter the total price of individual items, the bundle price, bundle cost, and expected sales lift.
The calculator evaluates whether the bundle increases order value without destroying margin.
A good bundle creates a clear customer deal while preserving enough margin to justify the discount and operational complexity.
Expected sales lift is an estimate, not a guarantee. Test bundle offers with actual purchase data.
If items normally total $120 and the bundle is $99 with $55 cost, bundle profit is $44 and discount is 17.5%.
Price bundles below the individual total but high enough to protect gross margin and fulfillment costs.
The best discount depends on product value, category, and margin, but it should create urgency without training customers to wait for discounts.
No. Bundles can be convenience-based or curated without deep discounts if the combined offer has clear value.
A bundle should make enough profit to cover cost, shipping, fees, ad spend, and the extra discount risk.
Yes, well-designed bundles often increase AOV by encouraging customers to buy multiple related products in one order.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Bundle profit | Profit after bundle cost |
| Discount rate | Savings vs individual item prices |
| Sales lift | Expected increase in sales volume |