How to Use Amazon Virtual Bundles to Increase Sales and Profit Margins

Illustration of a yoga mat, yoga blocks, headphones, and a water bottle shown side by side with plus signs, symbolizing an Amazon virtual bundle.

Amazon virtual bundles let you combine multiple products into one listing without managing extra inventory. They help increase average order value, improve visibility in search, and boost profit margins—but require careful product selection and marketing to maximize results.

The Struggle with Thin Margins

Amazon sellers face one of the toughest challenges in eCommerce: razor-thin margins. Competition is fierce, ad costs keep rising, and shoppers are trained to hunt for deals. If you’re only selling single products, you may be leaving money on the table.

That’s where Amazon virtual bundles come in. Bundling complementary products not only helps you stand out in crowded categories, but it can also increase your average order value, improve conversion rates, and protect your margins.

Let’s dive into how virtual bundles work, the pros and cons, and how you can build a winning bundle strategy for your Amazon business.

What Are Amazon Virtual Bundles?

Amazon’s virtual bundling feature allows sellers to combine two or more FBA products into a single bundle listing—without having to physically package them together.

  • Inventory is pulled directly from your existing SKUs.
  • Amazon fulfills each item in the bundle from its warehouse.
  • Shoppers see the bundle as one listing with one price.

This makes bundling a low-risk, high-reward strategy for sellers looking to maximize margins

Why Bundles Work on Amazon

1. Higher Average Order Value (AOV)

By encouraging shoppers to buy multiple products at once, you increase total order size.

Bundles can rank for additional keywords—especially when products complement each other.

3. Reduced Competition

Competitors may offer similar products individually, but your bundle creates a unique offer that’s harder to compare directly on price.

Pros and Cons of Amazon Virtual Bundles

Pros Cons
No need for extra packaging or inventoryLimited to brand-registered sellers
Increased average order valueCannot include multi-packs (must be distinct products)
Opportunity to dominate niche keywordsRequires thoughtful pricing strategy
Cross-sell and upsell existing catalogNot all product pairings make sense to customers
Build a moat against direct price competition

How to Build a Profitable Bundle Strategy

Step 1: Choose Complementary Products

Look for items that shoppers naturally use together. Example: a yoga mat + yoga blocks, or a coffee grinder + coffee machine.

Step 2: Research Keywords

Identify bundle-related search terms (e.g., “yoga starter kit,” “coffee gift set”) and incorporate them into your listing.

Step 3: Price for Value, Not Just Discount

Bundles should feel like a deal, but don’t undercut yourself. The goal is higher margins, not just higher sales volume.

Step 4: Optimize Your Bundle Listing
  • Use lifestyle images showing products together
  • Highlight bundle benefits in bullets
  • Test different titles (e.g., “Starter Kit,” “Gift Set”)
Step 5: Promote with Amazon Advertising

Sponsored Products and Sponsored Brands ads can drive targeted traffic to your bundle listings.

Want to track how your bundles perform? In Seller Labs Genius, you can create custom product groups (via the Bulk Update Product Information tool).

This lets you group SKUs that make up a bundle, then monitor performance, margins, and trends across them—without extra manual tracking.

FAQs About Amazon Virtual Bundles

Do I need Brand Registry to use virtual bundles?

Yes. Only brand-registered sellers can access the virtual bundle feature.

Can I create bundles with products from different brands?

No. Bundles must include products from your own brand catalog.

Do virtual bundles require extra inventory?

No. Amazon pulls items from your existing FBA stock, making it inventory-efficient.

Can I advertise bundles?

Yes, you can run Sponsored Products and Sponsored Brands campaigns to promote your bundle listings.

Are bundles good for seasonal products?

Absolutely. Think holiday gift sets, summer essentials kits, or back-to-school bundles.

Bundling for Bigger Margins

Amazon virtual bundles are one of the smartest ways to stand out, raise average order value, and improve profit margins without taking on extra inventory risk.

If you’re ready to level up your bundle strategy, tools like Seller Labs Genius Bundle can help you identify opportunities, optimize listings, and track profitability across your catalog.

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Savannah is a customer success and marketing analyst at Seller Labs who blends hands-on seller support with data-driven insights. Since 2022, she’s helped sellers through onboarding, training, and troubleshooting while creating dashboards, reports, and content that simplify marketplace growth. Follow Savannah’s work for practical strategies to scale your Amazon business.

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