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Eight Apps

Kitenzo, a bundle commerce layer for Shopify

Eight Apps is a Shopify app developer that makes Kitenzo ‑ Bundle Builder, a product bundles app on the Shopify App Store. It provides Kitenzo, a bundle commerce layer for Shopify. Among the 15,394 Shopify brands over $5M that dtcmvp tracks, 72 (0.5%) run Kitenzo ‑ Bundle Builder, #10 of 125 product bundles apps by that count. Its share is highest among Beauty & Personal Care (2.2%) and Food & Beverage (1%) brands. It is rated 4.3 out of 5 from 264 reviews on the Shopify App Store. It carries Shopify's Built for Shopify badge. Kitenzo ‑ Bundle Builder has 1 plan on the Shopify App Store, at no charge.

Overview

Kitenzo is a Shopify app for creating and selling product bundles, including mix-and-match and multi-step bundles. A merchant defines a bundle once and runs it in a theme, a headless storefront or custom React components. Pricing, validation and discounts are handled through Shopify's Cart Transform at checkout.

For Shopify brands

  • Build bundles in a drag-and-drop visual builder and place them with the Shopify theme editor, with no developer needed.
  • Apply percentage, fixed, tiered and volume discounts that price natively at Shopify checkout with no redirect.
  • Use the React SDK or headless API to build custom bundle interfaces on the same bundle definitions.

How it works

A merchant installs the app from the Shopify App Store and builds bundles in the Kitenzo admin, or writes custom components with the React SDK. Kitenzo runs selection, validation, pricing and cart compilation, and bundles check out through Shopify Cart Transform. Both paths read the same bundle definition.

Built for
Shopify merchants selling bundles, from stores using standard themes to headless storefronts, with an Enterprise option for stores selling over $500k a month in bundles.
Pricing
No monthly fee; 1.5% of each bundle sale, with usage charges capped at $10,000 per 30-day billing cycle. Free on development stores until launch. Enterprise, for stores selling $500k+ a month in bundles, has discounted usage charges.

Products

  • Kitenzo ‑ Bundle Builder Shopify app for creating bundles with discounts, rules, designs, templates and analytics.
  • Visual Bundle Builder Drag-and-drop block editor for designing bundle pages without code.
  • React SDK @kitenzo/react hooks for custom bundle interfaces with selection, validation, pricing and cart handling.
  • Headless API API for listing bundles, checking prices and configuring bundles for headless storefronts.
  • Conditions Engine If/then rules over selection, price, stock and chosen variants.
  • A/B Testing Routes traffic between bundle variations and measures the results.

Integrations

ShopifyShopify Cart TransformHydrogenRemixReact Native

Buyer notes

  • All features are on one plan; bundles, sales and users are unlimited.
  • Email and chat support is included with the plan.
  • There is no free trial; development stores are free until launch.
  • Enterprise adds a dedicated Merchant Success Specialist, design integration and migration support.

From Eight Apps's own site and Shopify App Store listings, as of 2026-10-30.

Among Shopify brands over $5M

Brands running Eight Apps
0.5%
72 of 15,394 brands dtcmvp tracks
Rank in product bundles
#10 of 125
By how many of those brands run each app
All brands over $5M0.5%
Beauty & Personal Care2.2%
Food & Beverage1%

Share of each sector's brands running it, where that beats the overall rate.

On the Shopify App Store

  • Kitenzo ‑ Bundle Builder

    4.3 · 264 reviews
    Built for ShopifyFree planOn 0.5% of brands over $5MLaunched 2017Product bundles

    Create product bundles easily with Kitenzo. Add discounts, set rules and conditions, customize the designs or create your own template. Plus robust analytics.

    Pricing

    Performance
    Free to install

    1.5% per bundle transaction

    • Visual full-page builder and embeds
    • React SDK and headless API access
    • Limits, required products and validation
    • Fixed, percentage and volume pricing
    • +4 more

Ratings, reviews, plans, prices and descriptions as the Shopify App Store lists them. how we count.

Alternatives to Eight Apps

The most used product bundles apps among Shopify brands over $5M.

AppBrands over $5MApp Store
Bundler » Product Bundles App · Bundler.app4.8% 4.9 · 2,737
Frequently Bought Together CBB · Code Black Belt4.7% 4.9 · 1,211
BOGOS4.5% 5.0 · 4,511
FBP · Fast Bundle2.3% 5.0 · 3,567
Simple Bundles & Kits · Freshly Commerce1.3% 4.9 · 810
Easy Bundles · Skai Lama1.2% 4.9 · 1,434

Often used with Eight Apps

What its brands run more often than Shopify brands over $5M do overall.

What Shopify apps does Eight Apps make?

Eight Apps has 1 app on the Shopify App Store: Kitenzo ‑ Bundle Builder.

How many Shopify brands use Eight Apps?

Among the 15,394 Shopify brands over $5M that dtcmvp tracks, 72 (0.5%) run Kitenzo ‑ Bundle Builder, #10 of 125 product bundles apps by that count. Its share is highest among Beauty & Personal Care (2.2%) and Food & Beverage (1%) brands.

What are the alternatives to Eight Apps?

The most used product bundles apps among Shopify brands over $5M, after Eight Apps: Bundler » Product Bundles App (4.8%), Frequently Bought Together CBB (4.7%), BOGOS (4.5%), FBP (2.3%), Simple Bundles & Kits (1.3%) and Easy Bundles (1.2%).

What do Eight Apps's brands use alongside it?

Of the brands running Eight Apps, 18.1% also run Bundler » Product Bundles App, 15.3% also run Bazaarvoice Ratings & Reviews, 15.3% also run EG Auto Add to Cart Free Gift, 31.9% also run Recharge Subscriptions App and 16.7% also run Searchanise Search & Filter. Each is at least 2.4 times as common among them as across all brands over $5M.

How is Kitenzo ‑ Bundle Builder rated?

Kitenzo ‑ Bundle Builder is rated 4.3 out of 5 from 264 reviews on the Shopify App Store.

How much does Eight Apps cost?

Kitenzo ‑ Bundle Builder has 1 plan on the Shopify App Store, at no charge. Kitenzo ‑ Bundle Builder: Performance, Free to install (1.5% per bundle transaction).

Updated 2026-09-10. Method notes and every source: how we count →