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Key takeaways
- P: Quantity Breaks & Bundles is a tiered-pricing app for volume and bundles.
- Addly runs those tiers per variant and adds bought-together sets, mix and match and add-ons.
- Suggestions can use purchase history, and the free plan includes the full offer set.
P: Quantity Breaks & Bundles is a pricing app. The product page grows a ladder, and each rung is a better unit price. Addly includes that ladder and the other offers a product page uses once the ladder is not the only story.
Tier tables fail in a specific, expensive way. They assume every variant shares one price logic. A 50ml and a 200ml, or a standard size and a plus size, often need two ladders. One shared table over-discounts the expensive SKU or under-discounts the cheap one. Either way the margin is wrong, and the shopper can feel it.
A ladder is a good default. It is a bad universal rule.
Pareto's app is for merchants who think in breaks. Buy 1, buy 2, buy 4. The widget makes the break obvious, which is why the category converts. Bundles sit next to the breaks so a set can have a deal too.
Addly keeps the ladder and lets it differ by variant. Publish one table on the SKU that has one price. Publish two short tables when the sizes should not share a discount. Two honest tables are easier to defend than one clever table that is wrong on the premium size.
The page can also sell a pair. Frequently bought together can come from purchase history or from products you choose. A store that only has ladders never shows the companion someone would have added if they had seen it. Mix and match and build-a-box cover the set the shopper assembles. Add-ons cover the small item that belongs in the order without becoming its own bundle.
The plan should not hide the ladder
Every Addly plan has the same offers. Forever Free is for stores under 15 orders a month. Then $9.99, $24.99 and $49.99 as orders grow. You preview the widget before it is public, in 13 languages, on Shopify Markets. Analytics sit on the offer. The discount is Shopify's own, so the cart does not reconcile two apps.
The break can show again in the Addy drawer. Addly is rated 4.9 from 111 reviews and is Built for Shopify.
Addly and Pareto
| Feature | Addly | P: Quantity Breaks & Bundles |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Every offer type, under 15 orders a month, no revenue cap | 1 active offer, and extra revenue capped at $300 |
| Volume price | A different ladder per variant, on every plan | Volume discounts on the offer |
| Shopper-built sets | Mix and match on every plan, including free | Multi-product bundles on the $59.99 plan |
| Add-ons | On every plan | Bundles and add-ons on the $29.99 plan |
| How pairs are chosen | From your order history | Not included |
| Languages | 13 out of the box | Auto-translate on the $59.99 plan |
| Revenue cap | None. Plans change with orders, not with a revenue ceiling | $300, then $2,000, $5,000 and $10,000 |
| Before it goes live | Live preview on your theme | A basic in-app layout on the free plan |
Set the table you can explain
Use Addly when the break is real and the catalogue is more than one SKU. Start with three tiers and a preselected middle option. Add a pair only where orders say two products belong together.
Read quantity breaks vs volume discounts before you copy one table onto a whole collection.
Frequently asked questions
Can Addly show a quantity-break table?
Yes. Addly supports quantity breaks and volume discounts, including a different discount for each variant.
What else can sit on the product page?
Frequently bought together, mix and match, build-a-box and add-ons, plus offers based on past orders.
Are features locked on the free plan?
No. Every Addly plan has the same features. You pay by monthly orders, and stores under 15 orders stay on Forever Free.
