Kitting & Multi-Product Bundling
We combine multiple products into a single sellable unit — multi-packs, gift sets, and combo listings assembled to spec with inserts included.
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Multiple Products, Assembled Into One Sellable Unit
Combo listings and multi-packs convert well on Amazon, but assembling them correctly — right item count, right orientation, right inserts, sealed so nothing shifts in transit — is manual, detail-heavy work. Our team hand-assembles each kit to a written spec sheet you approve before the full run starts, so the first bundle we ship matches the hundredth.
Because we also run packaging production, printed inserts, instruction cards, and branded packaging for the kit itself can be produced and placed in the same job — not sourced from a separate print vendor and shipped in separately.
What's Included
- • Hand assembly of multi-packs, gift sets, and combo listings to a written spec
- • Printed inserts, instruction manuals, and marketing cards placed inside the kit
- • Shrink wrap or bundle bagging to ship the kit as one sealed unit
- • New FNSKU/barcode labeling for the combined bundle
- • Sample approval before full production run
FAQ
What exactly is Amazon kitting and how is it different from bundling?
Kitting is physically combining multiple separate items into one sellable unit before it ships to Amazon — for example, a razor plus a travel case plus a cleaning brush sold under a single ASIN. Bundling can refer to the same process or to combining under Amazon's virtual bundle feature; either way, we assemble the physical kit by hand to your spec.
Can you add inserts, instructions, or marketing material inside the kit?
Yes — we place printed inserts, instruction manuals, and marketing cards exactly where your listing photos show them, including custom-printed material we produce ourselves.
Is there a minimum order quantity for kitting jobs?
Kitting is typically priced per bundle assembled rather than a flat minimum — tell us your SKU mix and quantity and we'll quote per unit.
Do kitted bundles need their own FNSKU label?
Yes, a combined bundle ships under its own unit barcode distinct from the individual components' barcodes. We handle that labeling as part of the kitting job — see our Amazon Labeling service for details.
Planning a Combo Listing?
Send us your component SKUs and target bundle — we'll quote assembly cost per unit and turnaround time.