Subscribe and Save bundles
Bundles allow you to bundle multiple one-time products to create a unique build your box type of experience for your customers. There are different types of bundles - fixed (preset), Subsrbe and Save…
Bundles allow you to bundle multiple one-time products to create a unique build your box type of experience for your customers. There are different types of bundles - fixed (preset), Subsrbe and Save model and customizable. This article explains the usability and the setup of Subsribe and Save model.
What is a subscribe and save bundle?
The Subscribe and Save Bundle is a specialized type of bundle in Subbly that allows customers to either purchase a product once or subscribe to receive it on a recurring basis (e.g., weekly, monthly, bi-monthly) — with optional discounts for subscriptions. This is ideal for consumable products like coffee, supplements, pet food, and more.
Use Case: Coffee Subscription Example
A great use case for this bundle type is a coffee subscription service. In the video, we demonstrated how a roastery can offer customers the ability to choose:
- The size of the coffee bag (e.g. 250g or 1kg)
- The grind type (e.g. whole beans, espresso, cold brew, etc.)
- The delivery frequency (one-time, weekly, monthly, or bi-monthly)
This bundle type allows businesses to offer discounted pricing for subscribers (e.g. 10 off), while still allowing one-time purchases without a discount.
Step 1: Create the Base Product (One-time Product)
Before setting up the bundle, you must first create the base product with its variants.
- Navigate to Products > One-time products.
- Create a new product (e.g. Bold Blend).
- Add a description and image.
- Enable Variants, and define the options:
- Size: 250g, 1kg
- Grind Type: Whole Beans, Espresso, Stovetop, Pour Over, French Press, Moccamaster/Home Drip, Cold Brew

- Subbly will automatically generate all variant combinations (e.g. 250g + Cold Brew).
- Click on "Show all generated variants" and assign prices for each variant combination:
- e.g. $20 for 250g, $59 for 1kg across all grind types

- e.g. $20 for 250g, $59 for 1kg across all grind types
- (Optional) Generate inventory SKUs automatically using the toggle.

- Click Save and Publish.
Step 2: Create the Subscribe and Save Bundle
- Go to Bundles > Create New Bundle.
- Name your bundle (e.g. Bold Blend).
- Select the “Subscribe and Save” bundle type and click on Save.

In the Settings section, add your custom bundle image.

In the Products section, add the one-time product you previously created.
- You’ll see a price range displayed based on the variants (e.g. $20–$59).

Finally, set up the Pricing options for the bundle.
- You can choose between 3 different pricing models, but for this specific case, I went with the “Percentage Discount” option

- Add multiple delivery plans:
One-time Purchase: 0% discount
Weekly Subscription: 10% off
Monthly Subscription: 10% off
Bi-monthly Subscription: 15% off

After finishing with the configuration, don't forget to click on Save & Publish.
This is how it is going to be displayed for your customers at the checkout:

Changing the plan will also update your product summary based on the percentage discount configured:

Displaying the Bundle on your website
Once your Subscribe and Save bundle is ready, you can display it on your site in two ways, just like with Fixed Bundles:
Option 1: Filter by Tag (Recommended)
- Go to your website builder on your Subbly admin.
- Drag in the Products Element.
- Use the Filter by Tag option.

- Select the tag (e.g., "subscribe and save").
Make sure that you previously tagged your Bundle with the tag name in order to filter it successfully on your site:
This option will display only the products with the selected tag, in this example "Subscribe and save"

Option 2: Custom product layout
- Use custom blocks with:
- Image
- Title
- Description
- Button
- Link the bundle checkout URL to the button (get it from the bundle settings).
Please refer to this video tutorial for the step-by-step guide on how to use the custom product layout option for displaying your products.
How did we do?
Customizable bundles
Setting up subscription products