Shopify Bundles Done Right
If you sell on Shopify and haven't explored product bundling, you're leaving money on the table. Rebolt is a bundling and upsell app purpose-built for Shopify stores, and it handles the full spectrum of bundle types: combo products, mix-and-match sets, volume discounts, BOGO deals, and frequently-bought-together recommendations. The app carries Shopify's official "Built for Shopify" badge, which means it passed their code quality, performance, and UX standards. That badge matters because about 60% of Shopify apps never earn it.
At its core, Rebolt lets you create bundles that show up as single line items in the cart with combined pricing. This sounds simple, but plenty of bundling apps break the checkout flow or create inventory sync headaches. Rebolt syncs inventory correctly across individual SKUs and bundle SKUs, which prevents overselling. It also handles discount stacking properly so bundles work alongside your existing discount codes without conflicts.
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The combo bundle is the most straightforward: pick 3-5 products, set a bundle price, and Rebolt creates a product page showing the bundle with a single add-to-cart button. The mix-and-match builder is more interesting because it lets customers choose from categories you define. For example, a skincare brand could let shoppers pick any cleanser, any toner, and any moisturizer from their catalog for 15% off the combined price. Customers see a step-by-step selector rather than a product page.
Volume discounts work on tiered pricing: buy 2 for 10% off, buy 3 for 15% off, buy 5 for 25% off. You set the tiers and Rebolt adds a pricing table to the product page showing the savings. This works particularly well for consumables and basics where customers already plan to reorder. The BOGO module handles buy-one-get-one in various configurations including buy 2 get 1 free or buy 1 get 1 at 50% off.
Frequently bought together recommendations pull from your sales data to suggest complementary products. You can also manually curate these pairings if your store is newer and doesn't have enough purchase history for the algorithm to work with. The widget sits on product pages below the main product and updates dynamically based on what the customer has already added to cart.
Pricing and What Each Tier Gets You
Rebolt offers a free plan that includes one bundle with unlimited revenue from that bundle. The Starter plan runs $14/month and adds analytics plus 24/7 support. The Advanced plan at $19.99/month unlocks everything: unlimited bundles, all bundle types, custom design options, and priority support. There's no per-transaction fee on any plan, which is worth noting because some competing apps take a percentage of bundle revenue on top of monthly fees.
For most stores, the $19.99/month Advanced plan is the obvious choice. A single well-performing bundle typically generates enough incremental revenue to cover that cost within the first week. The free plan works for testing the concept, but you'll want unlimited bundles quickly once you see the results.
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Rebolt holds a 4.8 out of 5 rating from 554 reviews on the Shopify App Store. That's a strong score at meaningful volume. The positive reviews cluster around two themes: easy setup (most stores get their first bundle live within 20 minutes) and genuine AOV increases. Multiple store owners report 15-25% average order value lifts after adding bundles.
The negative reviews, though few, mention two issues worth considering before you install. First, heavily customized themes with non-standard product page layouts sometimes need CSS adjustments to display bundle widgets correctly, and Rebolt's support team handles these fixes but response times vary. Second, the mix-and-match builder can feel clunky on mobile for bundles with many options. Both are solvable but worth knowing upfront.
Compared to alternatives like Bundler or PickyStory, Rebolt sits in the middle on pricing but stands out on bundle variety. PickyStory handles more complex scenarios but starts at $49.99/month. Bundler is cheaper but more limited in bundle types. Rebolt covers most use cases at a reasonable price point, which is why it's become one of the more popular bundling apps on Shopify.
Who Should Use This
Rebolt fits Shopify stores that sell complementary products or products customers buy in multiples. Fashion stores doing outfit bundles, supplement brands doing stack packages, beauty stores doing routine kits, and food brands doing variety packs all see strong results. If you sell a single hero product with no natural cross-sells, bundling won't help much. But for stores with catalogs of 20+ products, adding 3-5 strategic bundles almost always increases AOV meaningfully.
The app installs in under 5 minutes and doesn't require any theme code changes for basic bundles. For the price, it's one of the better returns on investment available in the Shopify app ecosystem.
Install Rebolt and Increase Your AOV Get started →How Rebolt works
Rebolt (rebolt.com, which permanently redirects to rebolthq.com) is an all-in-one marketing and operations platform built specifically for home service contractors: HVAC, plumbing, roofing, landscaping, cleaning, electrical, pressure washing and pool care. The vendor counts seven tools inside the bundle: a website builder, social media management, review generation and management, a CRM with a lead pipeline, quoting, job scheduling and dispatch, and invoicing with payments. The positioning is explicit about what it wants to replace: marketing agencies (expensive and manual), DIY website builders (cheap, but you do the work yourself), and home service CRMs (strong on operations, weak on marketing).
In practice you buy one of three bundles and Rebolt stands up the pieces you paid for. On the marketing side that means a hosted website with SEO, connected social accounts, automated review requests that fire after jobs are completed, and recurring performance reports. On the operations side you configure a lead pipeline, job scheduling and dispatch, quote and invoice templates, and payment collection, with dashboards for owners and an iOS and Android app for crews in the field. An AI voice agent that answers inbound calls layers on top of any plan as a separate paid add-on.
The design assumes lead generation and the CRM share a single data store, so a phone call or a website form fill lands directly in the pipeline instead of being re-keyed. Worth noting before you search: rebolt.ai is a different, unrelated company, a Y Combinator backed enterprise AI operations platform, not this product.
Where Rebolt wins
- Pricing is published outright, which is unusual in home service software: Marketing Kit at $250/mo billed yearly ($299 monthly), CRM at $82/mo yearly ($99 monthly), Full Platform at $290/mo yearly ($349 monthly), and the Voice Agent from $99/mo.
- No contracts and cancel anytime, stated plainly on the pricing page rather than buried in terms, with annual billing giving you two months free.
- The bundle math is favourable. The Full Platform at $290/mo yearly costs barely more than the Marketing Kit alone at $250, so if you were buying the marketing side anyway, the CRM is close to free.
- Genuinely vertical, not repurposed. The trades list, dispatch, and field mobile app are built for contractors rather than a generic SMB CRM with a paint job.
- Field app on both iOS and Android, so crews are not tied to a desktop to see or close out jobs.
Where it falls short
- No integrations are named anywhere on the homepage or the pricing page. No accounting, no payroll, no automation platform connections are disclosed, so assume your QuickBooks or existing stack does not talk to it until sales tells you otherwise.
- No free tier and no advertised free trial. The cheapest real entry is $82/mo yearly for the CRM alone, and the marketing side starts at $250/mo.
- Small vendor against entrenched competitors, with 1,500 service businesses claimed. The CRM is described as being at launch pricing, which signals it is the newer and less proven half of the product.
- The AI voice agent is an add-on, from $99/mo on top of any plan, despite being the most heavily marketed feature. A realistic full stack lands near $390/mo.
- Only useful in the trades. Nothing here generalizes to other kinds of service business.
Who should use Rebolt
The clearest fit is an owner-operator or a small contractor crew, roughly 2 to 20 people, currently paying an agency for the website and review generation while running jobs out of spreadsheets or a separate CRM. That business is carrying two bills, and the $290/mo Full Platform collapses them into one while keeping leads and jobs in the same system.
Skip it if you already run ServiceTitan, Jobber, or Housecall Pro and only need the marketing half, because you would be paying for a CRM you will not use and getting no disclosed way to connect the two. Skip it if your accounting software has to be part of the workflow, since no accounting integration is named. And skip it entirely if you are not in the home services trades, because the product makes no attempt to fit anyone else.
