# Bundles

> One purchase that unlocks several of your tools, sold as a bundle on your own Stripe account.

A bundle is registered like a tool — **New**, kind *Bundle*, a name, the tools it holds — and sold like one. The kind *Bundle* is offered once the workspace has two tools. A bundle has its own checkout page, prices and customers. Holding the bundle is holding each tool in it. A licence, subscription or grant on the bundle entitles the buyer to every tool it names, in the popup and in the API.

A licence or subscription on the bundle unlocks each tool whole: every feature that any plan of the tool unlocks, whatever the bundle's plan is called. A feature that no plan of the tool unlocks stays refused, as it is to every buyer. See [Access and features](https://toolaby.app/docs/free-plan.md#features).

The extensions do not change. Each asks with its own tool id; Toolaby resolves the bundle.

A free trial of the bundle is a trial of each tool in it, and each inbox has one trial of a tool, however it comes: a buyer who has had the trial of one of the bundle's tools has no trial of the bundle, and a buyer who has had the bundle's has no trial of its tools, or of another bundle that holds one of them. The same goes for a subscription moved into the bundle from another Stripe account: the period paid there counts once for each tool the bundle holds ([Move subscriptions](https://toolaby.app/docs/move-subscriptions.md)).

On your Stripe account the bundle is a Product carrying the Entitlement Features of its tools; each tool is a Product with its own Feature. A bundle cannot hold another bundle or a tool from another workspace.