1. separated into individual components or services that were previously sold together as a package
Usage: business; economics

1. past tense of unbundle: to separate into individual parts or services
Usage: business

Examples

• The cable company offered unbundled services so customers could choose only what they needed.
• Airlines have unbundled many services that used to be included in ticket prices.
• The software was sold as unbundled modules rather than one complete package.
• They unbundled the investment products to provide more transparency.
• The unbundled pricing model allowed for greater customer choice.
• The telecommunications company unbundled its internet and phone services.
• Customers preferred the unbundled approach because it was more cost-effective.