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# Bundle Types

Elite Bundle Builder supports different bundle formats for different selling strategies.

## Build Your Own Bundle

Use **Build Your Own Bundle** when customers should choose products across multiple steps.

Best for:

* Gift boxes
* Routine builders
* Meal kits
* Sample packs
* Mix-and-match sets
* "Choose 3" or "Pick 5" offers

Example flow:

1. Choose your base product.
2. Pick two add-ons.
3. Select a bonus item.
4. Add the completed bundle to cart.

## Multi-Option Bundle

Use **Multi-Option Bundle** when you want to sell a fixed group of products while letting customers choose variants or options for each item.

Best for:

* Outfit combos
* Matching sets
* Product kits with size or color choices
* Bundles where every component should be included

Example flow:

1. Customer chooses a jacket size.
2. Customer chooses trouser size.
3. Customer selects color options.
4. The complete set is added to cart.

## Subscription Bundle

Subscription bundles are marked as coming soon in the app. Use Build Your Own Bundle or Multi-Option Bundle for current launches.

## Which Type Should You Pick?

| Goal                                           | Recommended type      |
| ---------------------------------------------- | --------------------- |
| Customer builds their own box                  | Build Your Own Bundle |
| Customer chooses from several product groups   | Build Your Own Bundle |
| Customer buys a fixed kit with variant choices | Multi-Option Bundle   |
| You want to test a simple offer quickly        | Build Your Own Bundle |
| You need recurring subscriptions               | Coming soon           |

## Best Practice

Start with the simplest bundle type that matches the offer. A clear bundle with fewer choices usually launches faster and is easier to improve with analytics.


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