Combos and bundles
For Toy shop owners & managers · 4 min read · Last reviewed 2026-08-04
A bundle nudges the basket up: pair two things that go together, price them as a set, and the cashier applies it with a tap. The toys pack ships one ready to go — the Game Night Bundle— and you can build your own on the same pattern.
The seeded Game Night Bundle
Out of the box the pack includes a Game Night Bundle: a strategy board game plus a classic card game, sold at a set price that’s a little under buying the two separately. It’s a worked example of how a combo hangs together — use it as-is, or copy the idea for your own sets.
Build your own bundles
Create a combo, name it, choose the products it includes, and set the bundle price. Combos are reusable, so a “starter Lego set + storage box” deal and a “three puzzles” deal can sit side by side, each applied in a tap.
Frequently asked
- Does a bundle track stock for the items inside it?
- Yes. The combo sets the price, but stock decrements the actual products included, so your on-hand counts stay accurate.
- Can I have more than one bundle?
- Yes. Combos are reusable, so you can run several bundles at once and apply whichever one fits the sale.
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Put it into practice.
Open your shop and try it live. Free until your first 100 sales — no card, keep your hardware.