What would each Shopify bundle app actually charge you?

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Their listing says so, in their words

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Their listing does not claim it. Not the same as the app being unable to do it.

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They have it, but in a different app. Not counted.

The rules behind every tick, and the one place we bend them in our own favour, are in the questions below.

Questions you should be asking

Why can I not just compare the prices on the App Store?

Because they are not prices for the same thing. Most of them, ours included, bill on the extra revenue the app earns you, but the ladders differ enormously: ours stops at $49.99 while Easy Bundle Builder reaches $399 and Zipify OCU $999. Amplify bills on your entire store's turnover, whatever the app did. Frequently Bought Together bills on your order count. Upsell.com bills on whichever is higher, your orders or your upsell revenue. BOGOS bills per gifted order. AOV.ai bills on which Shopify plan you happen to be on. Seventeen listings, five different meters. The only way to compare them is to price them all at your volume.

Does this page just conclude that Libautech is cheapest?

No. At the numbers it loads with we are seventh of seventeen, and Appstle, Moon Bundles, AOV.ai, Fly Bundles, Frequently Bought Together and Koala are all cheaper. The verdict at the top names whichever app actually wins, and it is almost never us. If price is the only thing you are choosing on, this page tells you to install someone else.

Why is Zipify OCU shown at $99 when its listing says $8?

Because $8 is only true below $200 of upsell revenue a month. Zipify's own Pay As You Grow table runs $8, $35, $99, $199, $399, $599, $799 and $999 as your upsell revenue climbs, and the App Store listing shows only the first rung. We price the rung you would actually be on.

Why does Upsell.com cost so much more here than its listing says?

Because $4.99 is only true at 50 orders a month. Their App Store listing shows three rungs and then says charges rise with your order volume and upsell revenue, pointing at a pricing table it does not show. Their own pricing tool publishes the rest: $9.99 at 100 orders, $19.99 at 200, $39.99 at 500, $79.99 at 1,000 and $149.99 at 2,000, charged on whichever is higher, your orders or your upsell revenue. We price the rung you would actually be on. Above 2,000 they publish nothing, so neither do we.

How do I read the ticks and blanks in the offer-types table?

A tick means that vendor's own listing says so, in their words, and the exact wording is quoted under 'Where every tick above came from'. A blank means their listing does not claim it, which is NOT the same as the app being unable to do it. We are not going to assert what a competitor cannot do on the strength of what their marketing copy happened to leave out. A hollow circle means the vendor has it, but in a different app: only one row uses it, and that row is ours.

Why is one of your own cells a hollow circle rather than a tick?

Because post-purchase upsells are a separate Libautech app, not Bundles & Upsell. They are free, but they are a second install. Moon Bundles, Koala and Rapi all do post-purchase inside the one app you install, so folding ours in would have taken us to ten offer types and put us top of the table on a technicality. It is hollow, and it does not count toward our total.

What counts as AI, and why do you get a tick when your listing does not mention it?

For every competitor the AI column is ticked only where their own listing copy describes AI offer creation. Shopify's 'AI recommendations' category chip sits on most listings and does not count, or nearly everyone would be ticked. BOGOS's only AI is a support chatbot rather than an offer engine, so they get a blank. Our own tick is the one exception on this page and we are telling you rather than hiding it: our app generates the offers for you, but our App Store listing never says so, so by the rule we apply to everyone else we would have a blank. We tick it because we know it is true. That is us holding competitors to their published copy while ticking ourselves on knowledge only we have, which is a real bias, and pretending otherwise would be worse than the bias. If your app does AI your listing does not mention, send us the evidence and it goes in on the same terms.

Where do these numbers come from?

Every one is read from the vendor's own live App Store listing, or from their own pricing page where the listing is incomplete, as of July 14, 2026. Prices change. If you find one out of date, tell us and we will correct it.