What is mix and match?
Mix and match is a bundle where the shopper picks the items from an eligible set. The store sets the rule, any three tees for $69, and the shopper chooses which three. Choice does the selling: every shopper builds the exact combination they wanted, at a price that rewards taking more.
How does a mix and match offer work?
Say your tees sell at $29 each. You run any three for $69. A shopper picks a black, a white, and a stripe: $87 of tees for $69. Nothing in the box feels forced, because the shopper chose every piece. You sold three units to someone who came for one, and the $18 of discount bought $40 of extra order.
On Shopify stores
On Shopify stores, mix and match shows up as a picker: a grid of eligible products, a counter ("2 of 3 chosen"), and a price that updates as items go in. You scope the eligible set by collection, tees, socks, candles, and keep the rule one line. The whole selection lands in the cart as one priced bundle, no code, no math left to the shopper. For an open-ended version with minimums, maximums, and a discount that climbs, see the BYOB bundle.
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Mix and match with Sledge
Mix and match runs as the build-your-own type, one of nine offer types in Sledge Bundles. Set the eligible products, the quantity, and the price, and the offer sells on product pages, in collections, in search results, and in the cart. Built-in Growth Intelligence reads your store's order patterns to suggest which set to offer, estimates the monthly impact in dollars, then measures the result against real sales.
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