Platforms
Most of this site is about Shopify, because that's where we have the deepest knowledge. Here's where the other major platforms stand, based on their own documentation.
Checked against each vendor's published documentation on 10 November 2026. Platforms change, so confirm the details before you commit.
Shopify
Our Shopify coverage is in three guides: how to create mix-and-match bundles on Shopify, managing bundle inventory and a comparison of bundle apps.
WooCommerce
WooCommerce handles this through paid extensions sold on its marketplace.
- Mix and Match Products, published by Backcourt Development, is the closest match to the concept on this site. You set the size of a container and which products are eligible, and customers choose the quantities. Assortments can have a static price or be priced per item.
- Product Bundles, published by Woo, groups simple, variable and subscription products. It also advertises pick-and-mix boxes with minimum or maximum quantity controls, optional items and bulk discounts.
BigCommerce
BigCommerce's product options documentation describes Pick Lists, a modifier that lets a shopper select another product on a parent product. Only simple products can be included, and a shopper can choose one item per list. Pick lists can add the chosen product's price and adjust its stock.
That allows a fixed number of choice slots, such as "pick a first item, pick a second item". We didn't find official documentation for a dedicated bundle type or a pick-any-number builder, so expect to use an app or custom work for that.
Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source
Adobe documents a bundle product type, which it calls a "build your own", customisable product. You define option slots using drop-downs, radio buttons, checkboxes or multiple selects, and each slot's items can be simple or virtual products. Pricing can be dynamic, reflecting the customer's choices, or fixed.
Customers choose within the slots you define. That's different from choosing any three items from one pool, so test whether your offer fits the model.
Wix
Wix publishes a recipe for mix-and-match bundles rather than a bundle product type. You place eligible products in a category and add an automatic discount with a minimum item quantity. Wix notes that only one automatic discount can apply to a purchase, and that its point-of-sale products don't apply automatic discounts.
Customers add items separately, so there's no guided box-building step.