How to choose which products show a bundle
Every bundle deal in Bundlex has a Show widget on setting that controls which storefront product pages display the bundle. This lets you run one bundle across your whole catalog, or scope it down to a handful of products or specific collections.
Where to find "Show widget on"
Open any bundle in the editor and expand the Show widget on card. Inside, you'll see a set of radio buttons, one for each targeting mode. The badge next to the card title shows your current mode and, when you've made a selection, how many products or collections you've picked.
The four targeting modes
Pick the mode that matches where you want the bundle widget to appear:
- All products - the widget shows on every active product page in your store. No product selection needed.
- Selected products - the widget shows only on the specific products you choose.
- All products except selected products - the widget shows everywhere except the products you choose to exclude.
- Any of selected collections - the widget shows on products that belong to the collections you choose.
Choosing products or collections
For every mode except All products, a picker button appears under the selected radio option. Clicking it opens the standard Shopify resource picker so you can choose your resources:
- Select the targeting mode you want.
- Click the picker button beneath it. Selected products and All products except selected products open the product picker; Any of selected collections opens the collection picker.
- Check the products or collections you want, then confirm. Your choices are listed back to you below the radios, and you can remove any item from that list.
The picker remembers your previous choices, so re-opening it pre-checks what you already selected. Switching between modes does not erase the selections you made in the other modes, so you can experiment and switch back without losing your work.
Only one store-wide bundle can be published at a time
You can have only one published bundle set to All products at any given time. If you already have a published all-products bundle and try to publish a second one, Bundlex blocks the publish and tells you which existing bundle is in the way:
Only one active discount can apply to all products at a time. To continue, change the "Apply discount on" setting for either this discount or "[the existing bundle's name]".
To resolve it, either change this bundle to a narrower mode (such as Selected products or Any of selected collections), or unpublish or re-scope the existing all-products bundle first. There's no limit like this on the other three modes. You can publish many product-scoped, exclusion-scoped, or collection-scoped bundles at once.
Keep in mind this is separate from Shopify's own platform cap on the number of active automatic discounts across all apps. Both limits apply.
Known limits to be aware of
"All products except selected" doesn't trim the variant options
In All products except selected products mode, the bundle still applies everywhere except the products you exclude, and that part works as expected. However, the variant option list shown in the editor (used for swatch configuration) is built from your full store catalog. Excluding products does not remove their options from that list. This is a deliberate limitation: filtering the option set would mean loading every product in the store to compute the difference, which isn't practical for large catalogs.
Large collections fall back to store-wide options
For Any of selected collections, Bundlex normally loads variant options scoped to just the products in your chosen collections. If the combined collections contain more than 5,000 products, that scoped lookup is truncated and the editor falls back to showing store-wide variant options instead. The bundle still targets the right collections on the storefront; only the option list in the editor reverts to the broader, store-wide set in this case.
Tips
- Use All products for a single catalog-wide offer, then reserve the narrower modes for targeted promotions layered on top.
- If a widget isn't appearing where you expect, confirm the bundle is published and that its Show widget on rule actually matches the product page you're viewing.
- Switching modes keeps your earlier selections, so you can compare a "selected products" setup against a "collections" setup without re-picking each time.
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