The stylist does the work, you approve it
Every bundle app asks you to build the bundles. With a few hundred products that is a job nobody finishes. Vensa reads your catalogue, drafts the outfits, and leaves you the part that needs taste.
Why most stores have four bundles
They install a bundle app, build four in the first afternoon, intend to do the rest next week, and never open it again. The feature was never the problem. The manual labour was.
A store with three hundred products has tens of thousands of plausible pairings. Nobody is going to sit and pick them. So the upsell runs on the handful of outfits that got built in one sitting, on a fraction of the catalogue, and the rest of your product pages carry nothing at all.
This app inverts that. Generating a batch of outfits takes one click and a minute of waiting. Your job becomes rejecting the ones that are wrong, which is fast, instead of inventing the ones that are right, which is not.
How the stylist chooses
In priority order, so you can predict what it will do before you run it.
A different kind of thing
If the anchor is a top, it looks for trousers, skirts, shoes and accessories. It will not hand you three shirts and call it an outfit.
Something that belongs together
Items that share at least one collection with the anchor, so the pairing comes from how you already organise the store.
A believable price
Items in the same price range as the anchor, so a fifteen dollar tee is not paired with a four hundred dollar bag.
Things you can actually ship
In stock, published, selling recently. Draft products, gift cards and sold out items never appear.
And your own rules on top
A real discount, not a coupon field
Each look can carry its own saving, as a percentage or a fixed amount. It is created as a Shopify automatic discount, which means it applies in the cart the moment the condition is met. There is no code to publish, remember, or paste.
The condition is two or more items from the same look in the cart. It does not matter whether the shopper used the widget or found the items separately. If they built the outfit, they get the outfit price.
On the product page
- Sits under the add to cart button, at the bottom of the page, or wherever your CSS selector points
- Stacked list or carousel, with your own heading and accent colour
- Every label is editable, so the widget can speak your store's language
- Shoppers pick their own size per item, or you lock an item to one variant
- Sold out variants cannot be selected
- Adds the whole outfit to the cart in one action
Numbers that undercount
Most upsell apps are generous with themselves when deciding what counts as their revenue. This one is deliberately strict.
One rule, everywhere
An item counts for the app only if it entered the cart through the widget. Not if the order happened to contain two items that are in a look. Not if the bundle discount fired. Only if the widget put it there.
That makes the reported figure smaller than it could be. It also makes it the number you can put in front of anyone without having to explain the methodology first.
What you get to see
- Widget views, counted only when it was actually scrolled into view
- Add to cart events on the full outfit
- Paid orders containing an item the widget added
- Revenue from those items, after discount
- The same breakdown per look, with click-through rate
Reported in your store timezone. Refunds are not deducted, and the app says so on the page.
Pricing
Priced on how many looks you publish and how much styling you ask for. Annual billing takes off about two months.
Free
3 published looks
10 AI suggestions, first month
Starter
25 published looks
50 AI suggestions a month
Pro
Unlimited looks
200 AI suggestions a month
Billed through Shopify, so charges land on your regular Shopify invoice.
Questions
Do I have to build the outfits myself?
No, that is the point of the app. The AI stylist reads your catalogue and drafts the looks, and you approve them. You can also build one by hand, or ask for suggestions for one specific product while you are editing it.
How much do I have to review?
Less than you would think. Suggestions arrive in a queue where you dismiss the bad ones and approve the rest in a single action. Approving creates drafts rather than publishing, so nothing reaches your storefront before you have looked at it.
How does the bundle discount work?
It is a Shopify automatic discount, so there is no code for the shopper to enter. It applies when the cart contains two or more items from the same look, whether they were added through the widget or one at a time. Product page prices are unchanged and the saving appears at the cart.
Where do the numbers come from?
An item counts for the app only when it was added to the cart through the widget. That is deliberately the strict definition. The bundle discount can also fire on carts the app had nothing to do with, and those are not counted, because a number you can defend is worth more than a bigger one.
What happens to a suggestion if the product sells out?
It disappears from the queue on its own. The queue only ever holds suggestions you could approve right now, so you are not sorting through outfits built on things you cannot sell.
Does it connect to the other Vensa apps?
If you run Vensa Try-On, the widget can carry a button that lets a shopper try the whole outfit on. If you run Vensa AI Product Photos, a look can have an on-model photo of the full outfit generated for it. Both stay hidden when you do not have the app.
Let it read your catalogue once
The free plan gives you ten suggestions and three published looks. That is enough to find out whether the stylist understands what you sell.
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