For agencies · 3PLs · ShipStation partners

Co-implement pack SKUs with your clients

Reverse Bundle Pro edits Shopify kit orders to one warehouse pack line before ShipStation / ShipBob / 3PL import. You keep the client relationship — we help land the first pack rule on a client or development store.

Who this is for

Shopify agencies, fulfillment consultants, and 3PL / ShipStation implementers whose merchants still multi-pick kit, bundle, or subscription carts. Not a checkout bundler — warehouse pick-line collapse after Order Edit.

1

Dev-store pilot (≈15 min)

Install on a development or sandbox shop. Create one pack rule for a common kit combo. Confirm the edited order shows one pack SKU before fulfillment sync.

2

Client go-live

Replicate the rule on the client shop. We support install + first rule mapping over email or a short call. Your ops desk stays the trusted advisor.

3

Amplify

Roll the same playbook across kit-heavy brands you already support. Fewer “why is ShipStation picking four lines?” tickets for your team.

Partner terms (simple)

  • No partner fee to start. Merchants use the standard App Store trial (14 days · up to 25 conversions · no card).
  • You own the client relationship. We provide product + first-rule support; you recommend and implement.
  • Co-implement support. Reply with a client shop URL or “dev store” — we walk install + the first pack rule with you.
  • Referral intros welcome. Warm introductions to kit/multi-SKU Shopify brands are credited informally; formal revenue share can be discussed after a successful pilot.

Dev-store checklist

  1. Install from the Shopify App Store.
  2. Open Setup Wizard → pick 2–3 SKUs that ship together → set warehouse pack SKU.
  3. Activate the rule → place a test order → confirm Order Edit shows one pack line.
  4. Let ShipStation / 3PL import after the edit (or use fulfillment hold if configured).

What we need from you to start

A named contact, one client or development shop URL, and two sample SKUs (or product names) that often ship together. That is enough for a first co-implement thread.