✨ 7 days free — no card neededBring your friends into a live shopping room, pick the perfect option together, and check out from one shared cart. The bigger the group, the bigger the discount — applied automatically.
Vote together
Shoppers vote on size or colour live — the group decides what lands in the cart.
Shared cart
A single cart syncs instantly across every member of the room.
Auto discounts
Tiered discounts apply automatically at checkout — no codes.
Viral links
Shoppers share room links with friends — organic traffic you don't pay for.
What you get
Use cases
Group buying is not a category — it is a moment. These are the stores where the decision already involves someone else.
Multi-colour, multi-size ranges
Shoppers screenshot two colours and wait for a reply that arrives an hour later.
A dress in three colours — the group votes, one wins, one cart.
Read more ›Registries, occasion and premium gifts
One person organises, six people reply in a chat thread, the order shrinks or dies.
A leaving gift for a colleague — everyone chips in on one item.
Read more ›Complexion, shade-driven ranges
Screen colour is unreliable, so shade choice always goes to a friend first.
Two friends compare foundation shades in the same room, one basket clears free shipping.
Read more ›Drops, limited runs, hype releases
Friends buy the same drop separately and miss it while comparing sizes over chat.
A drop goes live — the group sizes up together before stock runs out.
Shared spaces, coordinated sets
One person browses; the partner or housemate decides — and they are not on the page.
Flatmates furnishing a living room from one shared cart.
Read more ›High-consideration, gift-heavy
High ticket means nobody commits without a second opinion.
Choosing an anniversary piece with a sibling in the room.
Considered buys with accessories
The research goes to the friend who is 'good with tech', and often ends on another site.
Two models compared in-room; the accessory goes in the same cart.
Read more ›Registries, family group buys
Grandparents, parents and friends all buy for one child with no shared view.
A baby shower list where the family sees what is already taken.
Team kit, group trips, shared gear
A trip or a team creates one kit list but six separate checkouts.
A camping group splitting the tent, stove and packs across one order.
Read more ›Gifting, seasonal boxes, bulk cases
Cases and hampers are shared purchases, but carts are built alone.
Friends splitting a mixed wine case to clear the bulk threshold.
Days & offers
Some dates create the group for you. On these, shoppers are already coordinating in a chat thread — a room just moves that conversation onto your product page.
Late November
The one weekend where shoppers actively coordinate — group chats fill with links, and people wait for each other before committing.
Deal-sharing between friends is already the norm; the room keeps it on your store.
December
Almost nothing bought in December is for the buyer. Lists are shared, gifts are split, and families buy against one list.
Group gifting peaks here — several people, one item.
Varies (lunar calendar)
Family-scale buying: outfits for everyone, gifts across households, and one person usually doing the ordering for all of them.
Large multi-item orders placed on behalf of a group.
February
A two-person decision by definition, and a heavily advised one — most buyers check with a friend before choosing.
Second opinions decide the purchase, not the price.
October / November
Gifting runs across families and colleagues, often in bulk, with several people contributing to the same set of gifts.
Bulk and repeat gifting within one group.
August / September
Parents compare lists and buy the same things at the same time — a naturally coordinated buying group.
Same list, many buyers, one window.
11 November
The largest shopping day globally, built around threshold discounts — shoppers group up specifically to unlock them.
Shoppers already team up to hit discount thresholds.
All year
The only entry on this list that never goes out of season. Every birthday is a small group deciding on one gift.
Steady, year-round group gifting — not a seasonal spike.
Pricing
Every plan includes the full widget, live rooms, and shared cart. The only difference is how many group orders you get each month.
$19/month
$0.40 per group order after that
$49/month
$0.30 per group order after that
$99/month
$0.20 per group order after that
Nothing is charged for 7 days. After that, billing runs through your regular Shopify invoice — no new card, cancel any time.
FAQ
Learn more
Size and colour are group decisions. Let shoppers settle them together instead of abandoning the cart.
Read more ›One gift, several people chipping in. A shared room keeps the whole group on the same page.
Read more ›Shade matching is social. Friends compare and vote before anything goes in the cart.
Read more ›A plain-English guide to group buying, social commerce, and where each model fits.
Read the guide ›Install Buddybuy and configure your first group discount in under five minutes.
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