Bundle (kit): Definition, Formula & Why It Matters
Also called: Kit
A bundle, or kit, is two or more products sold together as a single unit under one SKU. Bundles raise average order value, can move slower stock alongside popular items, and create a distinct listing that is harder to price-compare.
Example
Selling a guitar with a case, strap, and strings as one package is a bundle.
Why it matters for Reverb sellers
Bundles are a simple way to lift average order value and clear complementary inventory. The trade-off is tracking the combined cost so the bundle’s margin stays accurate.
How Verbstack helps
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