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Build-a-Box

Build-a-Box (BYOB) lets subscribers assemble their own box from a menu you define, with per-item quantity steppers and enforced minimum/maximum item counts. It’s the most flexible box program — ideal for build-your-own snack, coffee, or supplement subscriptions.

Available on the Pro plan. See Pricing & Plans.

The Build-a-Box dashboard

Build-a-Box programs live under Bundles (nav label Build-a-Box). Each row shows a program, its purchase mode, and status.

The Build-a-Box dashboard listing build-your-own programs

Create a Build-a-Box

Click Create bundle and choose Build-a-Box. Name the program and set the minimum and maximum number of items a customer can pick.

Step 1 of creating a Build-a-Box program

Choose the box product

Attach an existing product to sell as the box, or have Curobi create a new box product inline (name + price) and auto-publish it to your Online Store.

The section for selecting an existing product or creating a new one for the box

Assigning a product — or creating a new one — for the Build-a-Box program

Build the menu

Add every product or variant customers can choose from, then pick a menu source:

  • Stable pool (default) — one menu that never expires, good for an ongoing build-your-own program.
  • Rotating monthly — the menu itself changes each period, for seasonal programs.

Lock and publish

You must lock the box before publishing — Curobi blocks publishing while the box is unlocked or has unsaved changes, so a half-finished menu can never go live.

The prompt to lock the box before it can be published

Locking the box ahead of publishing

Once locked and published, the program is live on the storefront.

A published Build-a-Box program

How customers pick

  • One-time boxes are picked right on the product page, so that exact pick ships with that order.
  • Subscription boxes are picked in the customer portal each cycle, with a per-period selection cutoff; the product page shows a read-only “what’s inside” preview instead.

Component items expand into real line items on the order (as $0 component lines under the box wrapper), so fulfillment and inventory draw down against real SKUs either way.

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