Four bundles, each one a list rather than a label. The point of buying a bundle instead of the parts is that a raider does the whole run in one pass: the levelling, the benches, the coins and the loadouts all happen together, and you get an account that works rather than one with a high number on it.
Every line in every tier is written on the card: the level, the skill points, which crafting benches and to what level, how far Scrappy goes, how many coins, which loadouts, which blueprints. If a tier does not include something, it is not on its list. Nothing is hidden behind "and more".
Starter is for an account that has barely been played. Advanced adds the second bench tier and the first rare blueprints. Epic is where most people land: level 25, benches at three, and enough loadouts to actually raid with. Legendary is the whole thing, including every rare and epic blueprint and the expedition project finished.