What's in your bundle
Your bundle is the set of subscription services we manage for you, organized into a Base Bundle plus optional Add-Ons.
Base Bundles
A Base Bundle can be a pre-curated package (e.g., Video Essentials — Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max) or a Build-Your-Own Bundle (BYOB) where you can choose 4 or more services from a range of choices to get started.
Pre-curated bundles have a fixed price and Build-Your-Own-Bundle prices vary based on what you include in the bundle.
Each Base Bundle is priced as a package — pay one Bundled bill, get all the services in it. Bundle composition is updated periodically based on what members use and which partners we add.
Add-Ons
Add-Ons are extras you can layer on top of your Base Bundle:
- Premium tiers (Spotify Family upgrade, Netflix Premium)
- Additional services not in your Base Bundle
- Specialty subscriptions (specific apps, niche services)
Add-Ons have their own pricing, start dates, and can usually be removed independently from your Base Bundle.
Where to see what's in your bundle
Your Bundled dashboard shows the full list:
- Every service in your Base Bundle
- Every Add-On
- Status (active, activating, paused, ending)
- Renewal date for each
- Per-service monthly value vs. retail
My bundle composition is changing
Occasionally, providers exit our network or new ones join. When that happens to a service in your bundle, we notify you and either:
- Replace it with a comparable service at no change in price
- Drop it and reduce your bundle price proportionally
- Let you choose a replacement from the next tier of options
We don't make changes that materially alter what you signed up for without giving you advance notice and a choice to opt out.
Why is a service "being activated"?
When you sign up, services don't all activate at the exact same minute. You may see some services with an "activating" or "being activated" status for a few hours after signup.
This is normal. Most services activate within a few hours; a few can take up to 24 hours depending on the provider's verification flow.
If a service stays "activating" for more than 48 hours, contact support.
Why is a service "pending cancellation"?
If we detect a service hasn't been used in 45+ days, we may queue it for no-click cancellation to save you money. You'll see a notice in your dashboard before this happens, and you can override it if you want to keep the service.
See How no-click cancellations work for details.
How are bundles priced?
Each bundle has a single monthly (or annual) price set when you sign up. That price reflects:
- The cost of each service in the bundle
- Bundled's management fee
- Any taxes (added on top)
The price doesn't change as you use more or less of the bundle.
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Updated on: 16/07/2026
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