Who uses Dealeasy?

Dealeasy stores carry larger catalogs than most volume discount users. The median Dealeasy store lists 84 products, close to BOGOS (79) and Easy Bundles (80), and far above the single-product stores around Kaching (8) and Pumper Bundles (17). That suggests merchants use it to set tiered pricing across a range, not just to push multiple units of one hero product.

About 8% of Dealeasy stores run Shopify Plus, close to twice the Shopify-wide rate. That is close to Bundler at 9%, above Kaching and Pumper at 3 to 4%, and below BOGOS at about 20%. The median store runs 12 apps. In practice Dealeasy sits with small and mid-sized retailers who want flexible discount rules at a low monthly cost.

Dealeasy has the most international base of the bundle apps we profile: 74% of its stores are outside the United States. The US accounts for 26%, with the United Kingdom and Australia close behind at about 13.5% each. Germany follows at 7%, the Netherlands at 6% and France at about 4%.

By category, business and industrial stores lead at 26%, followed by fashion at 18%, food and drink at 10% and general shopping stores at 9.5%. The business and industrial share is the highest among bundle apps alongside Simple Bundles & Kits, which fits tiered pricing: stores selling supplies, parts and consumables often reward larger orders with lower unit prices.

The strongest pairing is Selleasy (Upsell & Cross Sell), which Dealeasy stores run 22.4x more often than the average Shopify store. Both apps come from the same developer, Logbase, so many merchants install the two together. Beyond that, Microsoft's sales channel appears 4.4x more often, the Pandectes GDPR consent app 3.5x more often, and Bundler, the Simprosys Google Shopping feed and a CWILL email popup each about 3x more often.

The Microsoft channel and Google feed point to stores selling through shopping ads, and the GDPR app fits the large European share. Bundler showing up alongside suggests some merchants use Dealeasy for discount tiers and a separate app for fixed bundles.

Dealeasy vs Kaching Bundles

Kaching is the most reviewed app in the category and focuses on quantity break offers for one hero product. Its stores are much smaller (median 8 products) and about 4% run Shopify Plus. Kaching's paid plans start at $14.99 a month. Dealeasy is cheaper to start and better suited to tiered discounts across a wider catalog.

Dealeasy vs Pumper Bundles

Pumper Bundles Quantity Breaks covers the same volume discount job. Its stores are small (median 17 products), about 3% run Plus, and paid plans start at $9.99 a month. Dealeasy's stores are larger and more international.

Dealeasy vs Bundler

Bundler focuses on fixed and mix and match bundles rather than tiered pricing, with a median catalog of about 56 products and 9% on Plus. Its paid plans start at $9.99 a month, close to Dealeasy at $9.

Other options

BOGOS is the choice for free gift and BOGO campaigns at a higher price, from $29.99 a month, and Simple Bundles & Kits suits bundles that need inventory tracking across components.

Dealeasy has a free tier, then paid tiers at $9, $19 and $29 a month. Its entry price is the lowest paid plan in the bundle category, just below Bundler at $9.99, and its top tier costs less than the entry tier of Easy Bundles ($29) or BOGOS ($29.99).