bundle
/ˈbʌndl/ verbDefinition
› COMMERCE, MARKETING to add extra products, services, or pieces of equipment to another product or service and sell them together, so you get the extra product, service, etc. for free or for a cheaper price: bundle sth with sth Check whether there is any life insurance cover bundled with the pension. bundled products/services bundled software/games
(Definition of bundle verb from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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