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Key takeaways
- Wide Bundles is a bundle and quantity-break app with a broad widget set.
- Addly runs those offer types on every plan, with variant-level volume prices and suggestions from order history.
- Shopify Markets and 13 languages keep the same offer readable in more than one country.
Wide Bundles aims at stores that want every bundle shape in one install: breaks, sets, deals on the product page. The name is the strategy. Addly is a wide offer app too, with a rule that matters more than the widget count. The features do not shrink on the cheaper plan.
A wide app can still be a pile of widgets. The useful version is a short list of offers that share one discount and one preview. Shoppers can read two offers. They will not read six.
Coverage is the goal. A shared discount is what makes coverage work.
Wide Bundles competes on range. Merchants install it so they do not have to pick between a quantity break and a classic bundle. That is the right goal. A store that sells kits and also sells "stock up and save" will not stay on a single-purpose app.
Addly's range is the same commercial list, kept on one Shopify discount:
Frequently bought together and standard product bundles. Quantity breaks and volume discounts per variant. Mix and match, build-a-box, and add-ons. Suggestions from purchase history when you would rather start from orders than from a spreadsheet. One live preview for the widget you are about to publish. Thirteen languages and Shopify Markets, so the offer is not a screenshot of the home country. Analytics, so a wide menu does not become a permanent experiment.
Full feature set on Forever Free under 15 orders, then Starting out at $9.99, Getting traction at $24.99, and Scaling at $49.99. The same offer can reappear in Addy. Addly is rated 4.9 from 111 reviews and is Built for Shopify.
International is where wide widgets get sloppy. A tier written in one currency, shown to a shopper in another, feels like a mistake even when the maths is right. Markets and translations are how the offer travels with the customer.
Addly and Wide Bundles
| Feature | Addly | Wide Bundles |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free under 15 orders a month, with every offer included | Free on development stores, then $14.99, $19.99 and $24.99 |
| Volume price | A different break per variant | Quantity breaks or bundles on the product |
| How pairs are chosen | From your order history | Not included |
| Shopper-built sets | Mix and match and build-a-box | Bundles |
| Add-ons | Warranty, gift wrap, shipping protection | Not included |
| Languages | 13, plus Shopify Markets | Not included |
| Before it goes live | Live preview on your theme | Widget styling |
| Which offer to keep | Click-through, conversion and revenue per offer | Not included |
Turn on two shapes, not the whole menu
Pick Addly when you want the wide set and you want a new store to have it before the first 15 orders. Use a quantity break on replenishment products and a bundle on products with a real companion. Leave the rest off until those two are earning.
How the shapes differ is the subject of Shopify product bundles. A product page with every widget is a page with no offer.
Frequently asked questions
Which offer types does Addly share with a wide bundle builder?
Quantity breaks, product bundles, frequently bought together, mix and match, build-a-box and add-ons.
Can each variant have its own volume price?
Yes. Volume discounts in Addly can be set per variant.
Does a higher plan remove features?
No. Features stay the same. The price changes with monthly orders: free, then $9.99, $24.99, then $49.99.
