Bundl AI: Increase User Spend

My website design is... not great. BundlBot made that irrelevant. Customers now find what they need, ask questions, and check out — all inside the hub. Game changer.

We saw a direct uplift in sales within 48 hours of installing BundlBot. The bot recovered carts, guided people to hidden gems in our store, and helped move inventory we thought would never sell. Total game-changer.

I run a dropshipping store and struggle to stand out — especially since I don’t control the product quality or shipping. What I can control is the experience. BundlBot made my site feel high-end. It answers all the questions my customers usually bounce for: sizing, delivery time, what’s trending. My returns are down, AOV is up, and it’s the only app I’ve installed that made an immediate revenue impact.

BundlBot makes my store feel like a high-end boutique. It talks, shows collections, helps with size questions, and even lets people check out from within the experience. That’s why I love it — it’s not just answering questions, it’s guiding a journey.

As someone who isn’t technical at all, I was hesitant to try AI anything. But BundlBot was shockingly easy to set up — like drag-and-drop easy. I didn’t touch a single line of code. Now I’ve got a sleek, smart assistant that handles FAQs, guides my shoppers, and gets people to checkout way faster than before. I’ve seen a 2.4x increase in weekly sales.

As someone running multiple dropshipping stores, time is everything. BundlBot helped me launch a new store and have it feel polished in under an hour. Plus, support helped me customize the bot messaging so it matched my tone and niche.

This bot actually has taste. Looks good. Works even better. Customers are staying longer and spending more.

It's like my store finally has a concierge. Customers feel guided, supported, and less likely to drop off. That's what makes BundlBot so powerful.

BundlBot turned my ghost town into a busy mall. AOV up 38% in week one.

What really sold me on Bundl wasn’t just the tech — it was the team. I had a weird use case with bundles and pre-orders, and their support jumped in fast, understood my problem, and helped me configure it perfectly. It felt like having a dev team on call.