Choose a bundle or discount setup
Start with what you want the shopper to buy. In Bundlex, a bundle deal can contain several offers, such as Buy 1, Buy 2, or a set of different products. The offer type decides what is included; the discount method decides the price.
Choose your setup
| Your promotion | Use | Start here |
|---|---|---|
| Buy more of the same product for a lower price | Quantity break | Create Buy 1, Buy 2 and Buy 3 offers |
| Let shoppers buy one item or a complete set | A Quantity break offer alongside a Product bundle offer | Buy one product or the complete bundle |
| Sell different products together | Product bundle with required bundle products | Create and lay out a product bundle |
| Buy units of a product and get more units free | Buy X, get Y | Set up Buy X, get Y |
| Add a separate product as a free gift | Free gifts on an offer | Add free gifts |
| Unlock more gifts as the quantity increases | Progressive gifts | Set up progressive gifts |
| Let shoppers optionally add a paid accessory | Per-offer upsells or the shared Upsell offer block | Per-offer upsells or shared add-ons |
Required bundle products are part of the set and must stay in the cart for its discount to qualify. Use an optional upsell for an accessory shoppers can decline. Free gifts and upsells are additions to offers, not separate offer types.
Need shoppers to choose the products?
Use mix-and-match slots inside a Product bundle to offer a choice of products. To show the same fixed set on each component's product page, use the linked-set setup in that guide. These are ways to configure a Product bundle, not additional offer-type buttons.
Choose how to price the offer
A Quantity break can use None, Percentage, Amount off per item, or Fixed total price. For example, 10% off two creams is a percentage offer, while three creams for a set total uses Fixed total price. Buy X, get Y uses its own Buy and Get fields.
In a Product bundle, One discount for the whole bundle applies the same supported discount to each product. Choose A different discount per product when product quantities or discounts differ. Fixed total price is available on the individual product rows in that mode; there is no single field that divides an exact set price across all products for you.
Read discount types explained for fixed-price packs, complete groups and leftover quantities.
Publish the deal and show the widget
Creating the offer and displaying it are separate steps. Show widget on selects the product pages where the widget appears; the products inside a bundle are normally configured within its Product bundle offer. Linked sets are the exception: they use the selected products as the set. Target the intended products, activate the deal, then enable the app embed or place an app block. A theme preview can show a different product from the one your deal targets.
Test each offer from the product page with an empty cart. Check products, quantities, variants and the actual discount at checkout. For required sets, also check what happens when an item is removed. See cart totals that differ from the widget if the result is unexpected.
Need a cart-spend reward instead?
A reward based on the whole cart, such as free shipping or a gift after spending a certain amount, belongs to Bundlex Cart. Start with a rewards bar or a gift threshold. A benefit bullet saying "Free shipping" in a Bundlex offer only describes the offer; it does not create a shipping discount.
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