The bundle that closes the sale.
Add connectivity to devices, subscriptions, insurance and travel products: higher conversion at the moment of purchase, and a service that keeps the customer close.
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Standalone products fight alone.
Conversion needs a nudge 01
Identical offers everywhere means decisions come down to marginal extras. The right inclusion tips the sale.
Hardware margins are done at the till 02
Devices sell once; services renew. Bundling attaches recurring revenue to one-off sales.
Bundles usually mean partnership pain 03
Co-marketing agreements, revenue splits and integration projects kill most bundle ideas before they launch.
Mobile as an ingredient.
In the box, on the plan
Devices that arrive connected.
Ship tablets, wearables and laptops with data included, working out of the box in 190+ countries.
Inside subscriptions
A reason to renew.
Fold monthly data into memberships and premium tiers: visible value that renews with the plan.
One supplier, no committee
Wholesale, white label.
You buy wholesale, set your packaging and keep the customer. No co-marketing negotiations required.
Brands already doing this.
Before you ask.
What products bundle best?
Anything travel-adjacent or device-shaped: insurance, luggage, laptops, memberships, premium subscriptions. If your customer moves, mobile fits.
How does provisioning work inside a bundle?
A code or one-tap install at activation; webhooks confirm install and first use so you know that the benefit landed.
Can bundles change seasonally?
Yes. Bundles stay valid for six months, and anything unsold goes back onto your balance – so stocking up for a season carries no risk.
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