Zero-value bundle line
The parent order line shows the bundle name with a zero subtotal, total, and tax value.
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WooCommerce pricing guide
How pricing works for WooCommerce product bundles
The bundle price is the sum of every required component's current WooCommerce price multiplied by its fixed quantity. When you change the price of an included product, the bundle total follows.
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Example: a workshop starter kit
You sell a notebook and two blue marker sets as one starter kit. Shoppers see one kit total of €21.00, built from the current item prices.
You manage each price in one place. When the marker set goes on sale in WooCommerce, the kit total uses the sale price.
The container is zero value. Components carry the total.
The bundle line groups the purchase. The component lines carry the price, so the kit is charged once.
Priced component lines
Every required item keeps its own current price, quantity, tax class, shipping data, and stock behavior.
Item-level order records
Orders keep each purchased component and its financial values for later review or refund.
Tax, coupons, shipping, and refunds stay with WooCommerce
Your WooCommerce settings apply to each component line. Test the combinations you sell on a staging site before you go live.
New to bundles? Follow the setup guide to create your first bundle.
| Area | Bundle behavior | What to test |
|---|---|---|
| Tax classes and rounding | Each component keeps its WooCommerce tax class. Display and rounding follow the store's tax settings. | Tax-inclusive or tax-exclusive display, mixed classes, and the final checkout total. |
| Coupons | Eligible WooCommerce coupons apply to component lines according to coupon type and restrictions. | Product and category restrictions, excluded sale items, minimum spend, and free-shipping coupons. |
| Shipping | Physical components keep their weight, dimensions, shipping class, and other shipping data. | Each shipping method, mixed classes, free-shipping thresholds, and the zones you serve. |
| Orders and refunds | Use the normal WooCommerce refund controls on the affected component lines. You choose whether to restock refunded items. | A partial refund, a full refund, and the restock result for each item. |
Bundle pricing questions
Does a component sale price change the bundle total?
Yes. The total uses each component's current WooCommerce price, including an active sale price.
Can I set one price or discount for the whole bundle?
Advanced Bundles Free always uses the sum of the component prices. A separate bundle price or bundle discount is not included. See what Free includes.
Can WooCommerce coupons discount a bundle?
Yes. Eligible coupons apply to the component lines according to the coupon type and restrictions.
Can I refund one item from a bundle?
Yes. Each component has its own order line. Use the normal WooCommerce partial refund on that line, and choose whether to restock it.
Related guides
Create your first bundleSet up a bundle product step by step.
Grouped product or bundleChoose the right buying flow for a kit.
Bundle exact variationsInclude a set size or colour in the kit.
Bundle stockSee how the kit follows item stock.
Add several products at onceLet shoppers add a full set with one button.
Bundle or variable productChoose between a kit and product options.
Product kitsPlan starter kits, refill kits, and gift sets.
Sell products in packsOffer multipacks of one product.
A free bundles optionCompare a free option for fixed kits.
Also from we-wp: Advanced Invoices creates numbered PDF invoices from your WooCommerce orders. Advanced Quotes turns price requests into paid orders.
Want the full picture? See what Advanced Bundles Free includes.
Price your kits from the products you already sell.
Download Advanced Bundles Free and install it on a staging site. Then test a bundle with your real tax, coupon, and shipping settings.
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