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WooCommerce product bundle guide

How to create product bundles in WooCommerce

Choose your products, set a quantity for each, and publish one ready-made bundle. Shoppers then add the complete kit with one click.

v0.1.0 · 54 KB · WordPress 6.8+ · WooCommerce 9.9+ · PHP 8.2+ · GPL-2.0-or-later

Opens the GitHub release page.

Need help installing? Follow the installation steps.

Four setup steps

Create your first fixed product bundle

Use a staging site first. Start with products or variations that already have their price, tax, stock, and shipping data.

Version 0.1.0 requires WordPress 6.8+, WooCommerce 9.9+, and PHP 8.2+. View compatibility details.

  1. Install Advanced Bundles Free

    Download the plugin ZIP from the GitHub release. Then upload and activate it in WordPress.

    Open the GitHub release page (opens in new tab)

    Installation

    1. Open the GitHub release page.
    2. Download aim-advanced-bundles-0.1.0.zip from the Assets list.
    3. In WordPress, open Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin.
    4. Select the downloaded file.
    5. Select Install Now.
    6. Select Activate Plugin.

    Use the plugin ZIP. The Source code archives on GitHub are not plugin installers.

  2. Create a Bundle product

    Open Products → Add New. Add the name, description, images, and categories that customers see.

    Product data

    Choose “Bundle”

    The bundle groups the purchase. Its total comes from the prices of the included items.

  3. Add products and quantities

    Open Bundle components. Select a simple product or an exact variation, then set its quantity. Select Add component for each additional item.

    Example: a workshop starter kit with one Workshop Notebook and two Blue Marker Sets.

    Add at least one item. Use simple products or exact variations as items, not other bundles.

    WooCommerce product editor showing fixed bundle components and quantities
    Bundle editor Bundle components use the standard WooCommerce product editor. Open full-size Bundle editor image
  4. Publish and test the bundle

    Publish the product and add it to the cart from its product page. Check each item, quantity, price, shipping charge, tax amount, and the final total.

    Try this flow in the live demo (opens in new tab)
    WooCommerce cart showing a bundle and its priced component lines
    Cart check Check each included item, quantity, and total. Open full-size Cart check image

What happens after a customer adds the bundle

The customer buys one bundle. WooCommerce still manages each item on its own line.

Price and tax

The bundle total is the sum of the current item prices. Each item keeps its own tax data.

Shipping

Physical items keep their own shipping data.

Orders and refunds

Orders keep the name, SKU, quantity, and total of each purchased item. Item refunds restore stock once.

WooCommerce bundle questions

Can I sell the same kit in different sizes or colours?

Yes. Create a separate bundle product for each version. Choose the exact variation that each bundle includes.

What happens when an item is out of stock?

If the required quantity is not available and backorders are not allowed, customers cannot buy the bundle. Stock is checked in the cart and again at checkout.

Can I edit a bundle after customers order it?

Yes. Orders keep the details of each purchased item. Later product edits do not change past orders.

Create your first fixed WooCommerce bundle.

Download Advanced Bundles Free and build your first kit with your own products.