Creating bundle products

A bundle sells existing product variants together as one offering. Open Products > Create product, select Bundle, and click Continue. Bundle creation requires product permissions and plan access to bundles.

The screenshots show an unsaved Indoor plant care starter set in Bloom & Co. Its components are two different existing catalog variants that both have the demo title Product Name. No bundle was saved and no component stock was changed.

Name the bundle and prepare its page

1. Enter a Title and a Description explaining what is included.
2. Select Draft while preparing it. New bundle forms initially select Published.
3. Add accurate bundle images in Media when ready.

The example intentionally leaves Media empty. Use images that represent the actual components customers will receive.

Select components and quantities

1. In Bundle items, click Add product.
2. Search for existing products and select the intended variants.
3. Click the picker's Save button to return the selection to the bundle form. This does not create the bundle.
4. Review each selected variant and its Quantity. Quantity is the number of units included in one bundle, with a minimum of 1.
5. Remove unintended components before continuing.

These two demo rows share a title and option label but represent different catalog records. Check the actual variant when building your own bundle. Changing a component quantity changes how many units are required per bundle and can affect both pricing and sellable stock.

Choose the pricing strategy

In Pricing, choose one strategy:

• Custom price lets you enter a fixed Price and an optional lower Sale price.
• Calculated price uses component prices and quantities. Existing component sale prices are reflected in the calculation. Enable Add discount if you want a further percentage reduction and enter Discount percentage within 0–100.

In this unsaved example, two $65 items at quantity 1 total $130. A 10% discount produces $117. Review the displayed calculation again after changing components, quantities, prices, or the pricing strategy.

Calculated pricing follows component pricing, while a custom price is the bundle's chosen fixed price. Do not assume a fixed-price bundle will automatically match later component price changes.

Understand bundle inventory

Use Inventory for the bundle's SKU and barcode. This block does not provide an independent opening stock quantity for the bundle.

Bundle stock is derived from the component variants and their required quantities. The component that can support the fewest complete bundles limits availability. For example, a component with 10 units required at quantity 2 supports five complete bundles before considering other components.

Review component stock through Managing inventory. Increasing a bundle component's Quantity means consuming more of that component per bundle; it does not add stock to that product.

Review options, shipping, and organization

For customer-selectable bundle choices, use Variation > Add variant. The current editor supports up to three option definitions. When options are enabled, review each bundle variant's component selection, quantities, and pricing in its editor; the single-bundle blocks change.

Review the bundle's Shipping weight and unit where applicable. Use the actual shipment contents when preparing fulfillment and verifying shipping rates. Check vendor, collections, tags, Search engine listing preview, and any custom fields.

If a bundle includes digital variants, verify the downloadable file for each relevant component and test paid-order delivery. See Creating digital products.

Save and verify

1. Check every component, variant, quantity, pricing strategy, and calculated result.
2. Review component stock, shipping information, publication status, and customer-facing copy.
3. Click Add, resolve any errors, and reopen the bundle. Existing bundles use Save.
4. Check its storefront page and a representative purchase flow, including component availability, final price, and physical or digital fulfillment.

The screenshots do not demonstrate a saved bundle, completed purchase, automatic stock recalculation, or fulfillment. The stock and pricing rules above were checked against the current implementation.

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