Make repeat purchases easier
Wishlists, cart recovery, loyalty rules, repeat orders and subscription journeys matched to your products.
New store functionality
Subscriptions, bookings, product sets or different buying rules. Tell us what customers or staff need to do; we work out the functionality and build it into the store.

The work
These are examples of work we can scope for a Blubbl project, not a promise that every store includes everything out of the box.
Wishlists, cart recovery, loyalty rules, repeat orders and subscription journeys matched to your products.
Bundles, gift sets, configurable products and offers with rules your team can understand.
Business accounts, tailored pricing, quotation requests or location-specific stock and availability.

Özge Aykır
For dietitian Özge Aykır, the store brings together subscription packages, consultation bookings and calendar synchronisation. The functionality supports the service she delivers and the way her working day is organised.
Explore the projectBehind the screens
A bundle can simplify product choice. A loyalty flow can support repeat purchases. A wholesale portal can save time on recurring orders. We assess these as possible project work and agree eligibility, pricing, stock and exception rules before development.
Working together
For example: book a consultation, build a set or reorder on agreed terms. We start with the task, not a shopping list of plugins.
Who can use it? What changes the price? What happens if stock runs out or a booking is cancelled? We agree those details together.
We connect the feature to the catalogue, checkout and order handling, and test the customer and staff experience before release.
No. We distinguish the platform’s available capabilities from integrations and custom work your project needs. We confirm the functionality and scope together before implementation.
We can assess its workflows, data and dependencies as part of a Blubbl build or migration. Some needs fit available capabilities; others call for an integration or custom development. We confirm the approach before committing to replacement.
We start with the problem and who experiences it. Where possible, we choose a smaller first version and agree what to observe: use of the feature, repeat purchases or time spent on the task.
A few details are enough to start a useful conversation. No meeting booking required.
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