RG Frequently Bought Together

Develop by Shopify

Free plan available

Boost sales with AI-driven product bundles; perfect for Shopify stores.

Manual product selection

Customizable design

Seamless integration

Customer behavior insights

Ai-driven bundles

Custom ui design

Widget position customization

About RG Frequently Bought Together

Launched Sep 09, 2025

Built by Shopify

Address

Hojbro Plads 10, Copenhagen, 1200, DK

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Description

Generate a good sales with smart Frequently Bought Together bundles on your store

Generate your store’s sales with RG Frequently Bought Together – the ultimate upsell and cross-sell app. Easily showcase smart product bundles based on customer behavior, encouraging shoppers to add multiple items to their cart. With customizable design, AI-driven suggestions, and seamless integration, you can generate more order value and improve customer experience. Simple to set up, powerful for growth, and perfect for any Shopify store.

Manually choose which products to display with each item
Set custom UI design to match your store theme
Customize widget position on product and cart pages

Pros

AI-driven suggestions for product bundles, boosting upsell opportunities.
Customizable design options allowing the app to match the store's theme.
Seamless integration with Shopify, making it easy to set up and use.
Ability to manually choose which products to display, increasing control over recommendations.
Can easily improve customer experience by encouraging multi-item purchases.
Improve store sales through strategic upselling and cross-selling.

Cons

Dependency on AI suggestions may not always align with store sales strategy.
Customizable features might require additional configuration time.
Limited to Shopify store integration, not applicable for other e-commerce platforms.
AI-driven bundles might not always be relevant, potentially impacting customer trust.