Kitenzo Help for Shopify: Bundle Builder Setup, Rules and Custom Builds

Kitenzo is built for no-code setup, so pay for judgment and for the parts that touch your theme or your stack.

Conditions Engine logic. If/then rules can react to what a shopper selects, the price, stock and the variants chosen. Writing rules that never fight the discount settings, then testing every path, is the skilled part.

Bundle pages on brand. The drag-and-drop builder offers 25+ block types across five zones. A designer turns that into a page that looks like your store rather than a template.

Cart drawer fixes. Kitenzo's help center warns that one-click payment buttons in the cart or cart drawer can break bundle orders. Where the theme has no setting to hide them, a theme customization expert does it with CSS, because Kitenzo support doesn't take on theme customizations.

Headless and SDK builds. The React SDK runs in Liquid themes, Hydrogen, Remix and vanilla JS, and the headless API serves bundles, their products, prices and configuration. That is work for a headless commerce developer.

Offer and discount design. Fixed price, percentage, tiered or volume pricing, and which products belong together. A CRO specialist can run Kitenzo's A/B testing, which splits traffic between bundle variations.

Multi-location stock. Bundle availability follows Shopify inventory at the location you configure, so stores shipping from several locations need that mapping checked.

Jobs Kitenzo support can handle. One fixed bundle with a percentage discount on a standard theme rarely needs a hire. Kitenzo offers email and chat help from day one.

Most Kitenzo problems show up between the cart and the order, not in the builder. Screen for people who test that whole path.

Standard or Legacy. Kitenzo's help center recommends the Standard bundle type in most cases and keeps Legacy for stores whose checkout can't run Standard. A candidate should check which applies before quoting.

A test order on every bundle. Kitenzo is free on development stores until launch, so a careful expert builds there and buys each bundle, checking the cart, the checkout total and the order your warehouse receives.

Rules written out first. For Conditions Engine work, a good answer lists every rule as if/then before building anything. Ask how they would handle a variant that sells out mid-selection.

Builder before code. The visual builder and Template Creator cover most designs. Someone proposing an SDK front end for a standard theme store is quoting maintenance you will pay for later.

Kitenzo answers that should worry you. A conversion lift promised before seeing your data, no question about your cart drawer, or no plan for what the bundle page shows when stock runs out.

A first Kitenzo task to pay for. One bundle on a development store with its rules written out and a test order placed. Small enough to check, big enough to show how they work.

Usage pricing with a ceiling. As of October 2026, the usage charge of 1.5% per bundle sale is capped at $10,000 per 30-day billing cycle. The cap only applies above roughly $667,000 of bundle sales in a cycle.

Enterprise terms. Stores selling $500k+ a month can get custom pricing with discounted usage charges, a dedicated merchant success specialist, an hour of design integration, and migration and integration support.

No feature gates. Full-page bundling, pricing rules, design options, advanced reporting, Template Creator and the Conditions Engine all sit on the same plan.

Native checkout. Bundles add to the Shopify cart and check out through Shopify, with discounts applied by a Cart Transform function rather than a redirect.

One-click buttons belong at checkout. Google Pay, PayPal and Apple Pay buttons work on the checkout page. In the cart or cart drawer, Kitenzo says they can skip checkout and show a bundle as out of stock, at a zero price or with missing order details.

Conditions Engine limits. Conditions in custom components are in beta, and cascading variant selection is not yet supported.

Headless access is per shop. Kitenzo enables headless API access during setup, and the API uses a publishable key scoped to allowed origins.

Integrations and language. The listing names Klaviyo and Weglot among the apps it works with. English is the only listed app language.

Development and store setup sit on three of the four profiles, which covers both the builder and the theme side of a Kitenzo project.