Bundle Price Optimizer
Bundling products to sell more? Enter each product's cost and selling price to test bundle prices and discounts — see your real margin, the customer's saving, and whether the deal stays safe for your business.
Products in the bundle
| Product | Your Cost (Rs) | Selling Price (Rs) |
|---|---|---|
Bundle analysis
What bundle price hits my target margin?
Enter the margin you want and get the highest bundle price that still protects it, with the customer saving shown.
How to use
- Enter each product cost (what you paid) and selling price (what you charge alone).
- Choose a discount percentage off the combined price, or set a fixed bundle price.
- Set the minimum margin you are willing to accept — the tool warns you if the deal drops below it.
- Read the analysis: profit, margin, customer saving, and the verdict.
- Use the target-margin box to find the best bundle price for any margin you want.
Note: A good bundle usually gives the customer a 10 to 20 percent saving while keeping your margin above 15 percent. Never price a bundle below your total cost just to look cheap — losing money on every sale cannot be fixed by volume. This tool uses simple math on the numbers you enter; real profit also depends on rent, staff and wastage.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How many products can go in one bundle?
Up to 3 products, each with its own cost and selling price.
What results do I get?
The bundle price, your profit, margin on the bundle, customer saving, the sold-separately total, and a verdict on whether the deal is safe.
How can I set the bundle price?
Choose a discount percentage off the total or a fixed bundle price. You can also enter a target margin to find the highest bundle price that still protects it.
What is a healthy bundle margin?
As a rule of thumb, give the customer a 10 to 20 percent saving while keeping your margin above 15 percent, and never price a bundle below your total cost.