Bundle items & quantities

A bundle is a set of slots. Each slot is one product, with its own quantity and its own rules.

Adding a slot

On the Bundle Items tab, click + Add Product, type at least two characters, and choose a product from the search results. Simple and variable products are both supported, including virtual and downloadable ones. Repeat for each product in the pack.

Drag the handle on the left of a row to reorder slots. The order here is the order customers see on the product page.

The Bundle Items panel showing two product slots with quantity fields
Each row is one slot: a product, its quantity, an optional toggle, and (for variable products) which variations are allowed.

Quantity: fixed or adjustable

Every slot has a Min and a Max quantity:

When a slot’s quantity is more than one and the product is variable, each unit is configured on its own, so a customer can pick a different colour or size for every unit. How those units are laid out (stacked cards, a table, or the size-run grid) is the Multiple items setting, covered in Layouts & which to use.

Optional items

Tick Optional on a slot to let the customer include or skip it. Skipped items drop out of the price and the order, and they are left out of the shop’s “From £X” figure so the headline price stays honest. See Optional items for the detail.

Restricting which variations are offered

For a variable product, you can narrow what the customer may choose. Open the attribute pickers on the slot and tick only the values you want to offer, for example only Black and Grey from a hoodie that also comes in white and red. The badge shows how many you picked, like “Colour (2)”. Leave everything unticked to offer all variations.

Tip

Restricting variations is per slot, so the same hoodie can be offered in different colours in two different bundles without changing the product itself.

How options are shown

Per item, you can show variation options as pill buttons (tap to select) or as a dropdown. Pills suit a handful of options; dropdowns suit long lists. Colour options can show as swatches instead of text.

Want customers to pick the product, not just the colour?

The slots above are ones where you, the shop owner, choose the product. To let the customer choose the product from a pool you define (a PC builder, a gift hamper, a ski package), use a choice slot Pro instead.


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