Moving off Fast Bundle

Fast Bundle was removed from the Shopify App Store in mid-July 2026 following a security incident, and the app was deactivated on merchant stores as a precaution. That is why bundle offers stopped rendering and new orders stopped expanding into component items. Reinstatement timing is not confirmed, and when the listing does return, reinstalls will be manual rather than automatic. If you cannot run without bundles until then, this guide covers what the deactivation left behind on your store, what to verify before picking a replacement, and where Solid Bundles fits. Migrating off Rebolt instead? Read the Rebolt guide.

Why did Fast Bundle stop working?

Fast Bundle stopped working because the app was removed from the Shopify App Store in mid-July 2026 following a security incident and was deactivated on merchant stores as a precaution. A deactivation cuts an app's storefront widgets and its checkout logic at the same time. Merchants reported both effects at once: bundle offers disappeared from product pages, and orders containing bundle products no longer expanded into their component items. This was not a store misconfiguration and there is nothing to fix in your theme: the app simply is not running.

Is Fast Bundle coming back?

Reinstatement timing is not confirmed. The publicly known facts are: the app was removed in mid-July 2026 following a security incident, it was deactivated on stores as a precaution, and when the listing returns, reinstalls will be manual rather than automatic. Nothing beyond that has been confirmed, so any specific return date you see elsewhere is speculation. Whether to wait is a straightforward business calculation: for every day of deactivation, bundle offers do not render and bundle orders do not expand, and a manual reinstall plus reconfiguration will still be ahead of you when the listing does come back.

What did the app leave on my store?

A deactivated bundle app typically leaves two problems behind. First, orphaned parent products: the bundle products Fast Bundle created or managed are often still published and still buyable, but they no longer expand into components at checkout, so they can sell as a single opaque item at whatever price the product record happens to hold. Audit your published products now and unpublish or reprice any bundle parents you find. Second, unrecoverable configuration: bundle definitions, discount rules, and widget settings lived in the vendor's backend, not on your store, so there is no export to run after the fact. Expect to rebuild bundles from your own records: order history, price lists, and screenshots.

What should I check before choosing a replacement?

Run the same four checks against any bundle app, including ours, before you commit. They take about thirty minutes on a development store or with a test order.

1. Place a test order and read what the order actually contains. Open the order in Shopify admin: do you see real component SKUs as line items, or one opaque bundle line your warehouse has to translate?
2. Refund the test order and watch component inventory. If a refund does not restock the right components, every return will silently corrupt your inventory counts.
3. Check behavior in every currency you sell in. Bundle prices and discounts that are correct in your base currency can drift or break in converted markets.
4. Ask the vendor what happens to orders and inventory if their app is ever pulled. You now know this question is not hypothetical. A useful answer names the mechanism, not just a reassurance.

Why does checkout-time expansion matter?

Bundle apps differ in when they turn a bundle into its components, and the timing decides what survives an app outage. Apps built on Shopify's Cart Transform API expand the bundle during checkout itself: the components are written into the order as it is created, so every completed order contains real component line items by construction. There is no post-order editing step, which means no race between order creation and an app job that edits the order afterwards, and no order that permanently misses its expansion because the app happened to be down for those few seconds. Orders that were already placed through a Cart Transform app keep their component lines no matter what later happens to the app.

How does the pricing compare?

Fast Bundle priced by tiers: the $19 tier capped at $1,000 per month in bundle revenue, after which you moved to $49, $139, or $299 tiers. Flat-priced alternatives cost the same regardless of how much bundle revenue you do. Only verified figures are shown below.

LAST VERIFIED: JULY 30, 2026

What is Solid Bundles?

Solid Bundles is a Shopify bundles and quantity breaks app by Crescano, built on Shopify's Cart Transform API, so components land in every order by construction. It costs a flat $29 per month with no revenue caps, no order limits, and no tier upgrades. It ships with a verification tool that creates real test carts in every market you sell to and reports what customers will actually pay, so you can run the replacement checklist above with one click instead of by hand. The app is currently in Shopify App Store review. You can read the setup docs, the 3PL fulfillment guide, and the troubleshooting guide to see exactly how it behaves before you commit to anything.

Also affected by a delisted bundle app? See Moving off Rebolt.