
Pick which products can go in, set the smallest and largest box you will sell, and decide what each item costs at each size. Shoppers mix freely. The more they add, the less each one costs — and they watch the saving grow while they choose.
Free for your first bundle, with no time limit. No account to create — it authenticates through Shopify.

Every product you allowed appears with its live price, stock and image, read straight from your catalogue — so nothing here can go stale. As the box fills, the running total and the saving update, and a quiet nudge shows what the next size up would be worth. That nudge is the part that earns its keep: it is the difference between a three-item box and a six-item one.

The box travels through the cart as a single line at the box total, then expands at checkout into the individual items. Stock comes off each product, your fulfilment team packs from a list that makes sense, and your reporting still knows what actually sold. Nobody has to reconcile a bundle SKU against what was in it.

Choose products with Shopify’s own picker, set your sizes, add your rates. The app creates and publishes the bundle’s product for you and keeps its list price in step whenever your rules change — which matters more than it sounds, because that price is what a failed box would otherwise fall back to.

The picker lays itself out from the space it is given rather than from the size of the window, so it behaves the same inside a narrow column as it does full width. Tap targets stay at the size a thumb needs. It was measured at three real phone widths, down to the smallest iPhone, with nothing overflowing.
Better to lose the install now than to be a refund and a one-star review later.
A bundle built this way cannot carry a selling plan. This is a Shopify platform limitation affecting every app that builds bundles this way, not a gap we intend to close.
And up to 150 items inside one box. Both are platform ceilings rather than plan limits, so they are the same on every plan.
The picker installs as a theme block, so it needs the Online Store sales channel and a theme that supports app blocks. Every Online Store 2.0 theme does.
Four steps, two screens, and about two minutes. Nothing below needs a developer.
Open the app and create a bundle. Pick the products a shopper may choose from using Shopify's own product picker — no lists to type, no product data to change.
Choose the smallest and largest box you will sell, then add a tier for each size that earns a better rate. A six-item box can cost less per item than a three-item box.
In your theme editor, add the Bundle picker block to the bundle's product page. It replaces the usual add-to-cart, and hides the theme's own buttons so nobody can bypass the box.
The app creates and publishes the bundle product for you, keeps the storefront copy in step with your rules, and re-checks every box at checkout.

No revenue share and no per-order fee, so a good month costs the same as a quiet one. Billing is handled by Shopify and appears on your normal Shopify invoice.
No time limit. Build one, put it live, and see whether it sells before paying anything.
For a store running a few build-your-own boxes at once.
For catalogues where every category gets its own box.
The Shopify App Store listing is in review now. If you would like a note the day it goes live, write to us and we will send exactly one.
Support and questions: madmaxlabsllc@gmail.com. We read everything sent there.
It adds about 7.5 KB to the one product page it runs on, and nothing at all to the rest of your store. Privacy policy.