Atlas Bundler includes ready-made templates to help you set up high-converting offers in seconds. Each template is designed for a specific sales strategy — so you can focus on selling, not building from scratch.
How to Use a Template
In the Atlas Bundler dashboard, click Create Bundle
A template selection window will open with three tabs: All Templates, Bundle Templates, and Offer Templates
Browse templates and click any template card to preview it in the right sidebar
Select the template(s) you want to use, then click Proceed
Customize the products, pricing, and design in the bundle editor
Save and publish when you're ready
Understanding Template Types
Atlas offers two categories of templates:
Bundle Templates are complete layouts that include both the visual structure and pre-configured offers. These give you a ready-to-go bundle with a specific sales strategy already built in. Examples include "Buy X Get Y," "Volume Discount," and "Complete the Look."
Offer Templates are individual offer tiers that you can add to any bundle. These let you mix and match specific offers like "Buy 2, Get 1 FREE" or "Buy 3, Save 20%." You can select multiple offer templates at once in the Offer Templates tab, and they'll all be added to a single bundle.
The All Templates tab shows both bundle and offer templates together for easy browsing.
Color Options
Each template includes color customization with two modes:
Solid — Choose from a range of single colors for your bundle's appearance.
Gradient — Select gradient color combinations for a more dynamic look.
These color options affect both the template preview and how your bundle appears on the storefront. You can further customize colors in the bundle editor after selecting a template.
Creating Bundles with AI
Click the Create using AI button to have Atlas's AI help generate a bundle tailored to your needs. This opens the AI Setup Wizard in the bundle editor, where you can select products, set your cost of goods sold, choose colors, and let AI generate recommended offers based on your inputs.
Creating a Bundle from Scratch
If you prefer to build your own bundle without starting from a template, click Create from Scratch. This takes you directly to the bundle editor with a blank slate where you can configure everything manually.
Available Bundle Templates
Buy X Get Y
Purpose: Offer a free or discounted product when a customer buys something else
Best for: Product launches or short-term promos, moving aging or excess inventory, BOGO (Buy One, Get One) offers
Examples: Buy 1, Get 1 50% OFF • Buy 2, Get 1 FREE • Buy 3, Get 2 FREE
Volume Discount
Purpose: Increase order size by rewarding customers who buy more of the same item
Best for: Products customers use often or buy in multiples, optimizing AOV on essentials
Examples: Buy 2 (10% off) • Buy 3 (20% off) • Buy 5 (30% off)
Buy X, Get Y + Volume Discount
Purpose: Combine quantity-based savings with free product incentives
Best for: Maximizing perceived value, encouraging larger orders with multiple reward types
Examples: Buy 2, Get 1 Free + Starter Pack • Buy 4, Save 30%
Complete the Look
Purpose: Sell sets of complementary products at a discount
Best for: Fashion, home goods, or bundles with a "theme," helping customers build full outfits, kits, or routines
Examples: Outfit: Shirt + Pants + Shoes = 20% off • Skincare Set: Cleanser + Toner + Moisturizer
Special Bundle + Free Gift
Purpose: Encourage higher spending with bonus incentives
Best for: Holiday promos or limited-time events, building urgency and boosting conversions
Examples: Essential Bundle (10% off) • Premium Bundle (20% off) • Ultimate Bundle + FREE Gift
Tips
Start with a template that fits your offer type, then customize it with your branding and pricing tiers. Templates are a launchpad, you can tweak everything later in the bundle editor.
When using offer templates, you can combine multiple offers into a single bundle to create tiered pricing strategies that encourage customers to buy more.