A Fixed pricing bundle on a product page lets shoppers build a set from the products you choose, on one of your product pages, next to Add to cart. They pay the price of that product, whatever they pick. Use it for tasting sets, gift sets and kits, like any 3 coffees for $32.
To give a discount that grows with what shoppers put in the box, use a Dynamic pricing bundle. To sell the set on a page of its own, for a price you set in the app, see Set up a Fixed pricing bundle on its own page.
Before you start
Choose the product whose page shows the bundle, and set its price in Shopify. Shoppers pay that price. While the offer is live, Add to cart on that page adds the bundle, so use a product you sell only as this bundle.
Make sure that product and the products in the bundle are active. Draft products don't show on your store.
Make sure the Appstle Bundles app embed is on in your live theme. Step 4 of the editor checks it for you.
To sell the bundle as a subscription, connect Appstle Subscriptions (Step 2 has a button for it), and make sure the product has subscription plans.
Create a Fixed pricing bundle on a product page
In your Shopify admin, open the Appstle Bundles app and go to Bundles & Discounts.
Select Create offer.
Under Build their own box, select Fixed pricing on a product page.
Select Start with Fixed pricing on a product page.
The editor has five steps on the left, a preview in the middle and the settings for the current step on the right. Above the preview, choose Edit to select a part of the bundle and change it, or Try it to fill the bundle as a shopper would.
Step 1: Page and products
This step sets which product page shows the bundle and what goes in it.
Under Where shoppers build it, make sure On a product page is chosen. You can't change this after you save the offer. To use a page of its own instead, start a new Fixed pricing offer.
Under Product page, select Choose a product and pick the product whose page shows the bundle. If it has variants, pick one. Shoppers pay that variant's price, even if they select another variant on the page.
Under What goes inside, choose Pick products or Use a collection.
In the product page's card, add what goes inside:
With Pick products, select Add products or Add from a collection. Tick products one by one, or select Select all and wait until the banner says all items are selected. Then select Add. A bundle can hold up to 5,000 products and variants.
With Use a collection, select Add collections. Shoppers pick from every product in them, including products you add to the collections later.
Under How shoppers fill it, choose Shoppers pick to let shoppers choose what goes in, or All included to add every item for them with one click. With a collection, shoppers always pick.
With Shoppers pick, set At least and Up to in the product page's card. Shoppers can't add the bundle until they've picked at least that many items, and can't pick more than Up to. With All included, set the Quantity of each item instead.
Drag a row by its handle to change the order of the products, unless Product order in Step 3 sorts them by name. With Pick products, you can also choose How variants show: Each variant on its own or One product with a variant menu. If the bundle has more than a few hundred products, turn on Load products in batches under Large catalogs, and set the Products per batch. Shoppers see a first batch, then more as they scroll.
With Shoppers pick, How many… in the ... menu on an item's row sets At least and Up to for that one product. For a collection, How many from this collection… does the same for the products from that collection.
To show the bundle on more product pages, select Add another product page and choose the next product. Each product page has its own products and limits. To give each variant of a product its own bundle and price, add each variant as its own product page. When shoppers switch variants, the bundle switches too.
The ... menu on the product page's card has more actions:
Starts selected makes this product page's bundle the one shown first when the page's product isn't one of the offer's product pages.
Remove product page takes that product page out of the offer.
Quick checkout link… makes a link that empties the shopper's cart, adds the bundle and goes to checkout. It works once the offer is saved, and only with Pick products. Set a Link name, choose One-time purchase or Subscription (with a Selling plan), and set how many of each item go in. Select Generate Link, then Copy. Tick Cart only to stop at the cart page instead.
Once the offer is saved, Refresh product details shows under the product pages. Select it after you change a product's title, photo or price in Shopify. Save your changes in the offer first. When the banner shows, wait a few seconds, then select Reload.
Step 2: Bundle price
This step shows the price shoppers pay and sets how they can buy the bundle.
Under Price shoppers pay, check the price. It's the product's price in Shopify as of the last refresh, and your store always charges the price in Shopify. To change it, select Change the price in Shopify, then select Refresh product details in Step 1. Your margin reads No cost per item until the products have a cost per item in Shopify.
Under Purchase options, choose the Purchase type: One-time, Subscription or Both. If the step says Subscriptions aren't connected instead, select Connect Appstle Subscriptions first.
With Both, a note shows which option shoppers start with. It's a store setting for all your offers. Select Change in the note to change it.
To limit the plans shoppers see, open More options and fill in Only offer these selling plans or Never offer these selling plans. Leave them empty to offer every plan of the product.
Under Subscriptions, choose where shoppers pick a plan:
Show purchase options in the offer puts the plan choice in the bundle. Turn it off to leave the choice to your theme or the Appstle Subscriptions widget.
Inside the bundle, under Where they show, lists the plans in the bundle card, below what's inside. Under How plans show, in Purchase options, choose As a dropdown or As buttons.
In their own block shows a Subscribe and save block Below the bundle or Above the bundle, as you set in Position. It needs at least one subscription plan, or the plans stay inside the bundle. You can choose its Layout, edit its titles and subtitles, and turn on Start with the subscription selected and Show each plan's description. The subscription title and subtitle can use {{selling_plan_name}}, {{frequency}}, {{price}} and {{savings_amount}}. The Checkbox layout has no one-time option.
Step 3: Look and texts
This step sets how the bundle looks and what shoppers read.
Under Look, choose Brand style, From your theme, Clean, Bold, Soft, Luxe or Playful. Picking a look copies its colors into this offer. You can still change any color after.
Your brand style shows your store's brand colors and corners. Select Edit to change them. To learn how, see Brand style.
Under Names, Title shoppers see shows above the bundle. If your store has more than one language, select Translate to translate it. Turn off Show the title on your store to hide it. Name in your admin is only for you and your team.
Under Bundle, Product order sets the order of the products in the bundle: As you added them, A to Z or Z to A.
Custom HTML lets you add your own HTML next to parts of the bundle.
To change colors, texts and display options part by part, select Fine-tune every part on the Design tab.
Step 4: Where, who and when
This step sets where the bundle shows, what happens after shoppers add it, and who gets it.
Where it shows: the bundle shows next to Add to cart on the product pages you chose. You don't need to change your theme. This step also checks the app embed in your live theme. If it's off, select Turn it on, save in the theme editor, then select Check again.
Custom location (optional): add the Appstle block to a product template only if you want the bundle somewhere else on the page. If a template says No block yet, select Add it for me. Your theme editor opens with the block added. Select Save there. Products that share a template need the block added only once.
After shoppers add it: by default, shoppers add the bundle with your theme's Add to cart button, so your theme decides what happens next. The cart isn't emptied, and no notes are added to the order.
Use the bundle's own Add to cart button: turn it on to show an Add to cart button inside the bundle. Your theme's Add to cart button stays on the page, but it then adds the product without the picked items. Turn this on only if you need the choices below, or to show the bundle on another page (see the FAQs). With it on, choose:
Where shoppers go after adding: The cart page, The cart drawer, Checkout, A page you choose or Stay on the page. With A page you choose, enter its Page address, like /pages/thank-you.
When the box is added: Empty the cart first or Keep what's in the cart.
Let shoppers add an extra note: adds a second note field below the order note.
Track inventory: turn it on to add each item in the bundle to the order as its own $0 line, so Shopify counts its stock. Local delivery orders don't get these lines. Then choose:
Add the items' lines: When the order is placed, or At checkout to put the lines in the cart with the bundle, so Shopify checks each item's stock before checkout.
If an item runs out, with At checkout: Remove only that item keeps the bundle in the cart at full price with fewer items. Make the whole bundle unavailable removes the bundle from the cart.
More options under Track inventory: while Track inventory is off, Sell the bundle when an item is out of stock orders only the bundle product, so items that are out of stock don't block the bundle. Turn it on if you ship these items from outside your Shopify stock.
Who gets it: choose Everyone or Customers with tags. With tags, fill in Only customers with one of these tags, Not for customers with any of these tags, or both. Tags must match the customer's tags exactly, including capital letters. Guests don't see a bundle that uses tags, so to check it on your store, log in as a customer who has a matching tag.
Not for B2B buyers, under More options: shoppers buying for a B2B company see the product page without the bundle.
Order tags: Tags to add are added in the background to each order the app records for this offer. The default tag is appstle_bundles. Select Add a variable to add the offer's code, title or type. Shopify discount tags are added to the Shopify discount the offer creates. A Fixed pricing offer creates one only when Track inventory adds the items' lines At checkout.
Step 5: Review and launch
The last step lists checks for your offer. If a check needs your attention, the step tells you what to fix.
When everything looks right, select Launch offer. The offer goes live on your store in a few seconds. To save your work without launching, select Save as draft. When you edit the offer later, this step is called Checks, and you select Save instead.
What shoppers see
Shoppers open the product page and see the bundle next to Add to cart. They add products with Add to bundle and change the quantity with the plus and minus buttons. A progress bar shows how many items they've added. Until they've picked enough items, a message tells them what's missing, and the bundle can't be added to the cart.
The bundle shows the price shoppers pay and, when the items cost more on their own, their combined price crossed out beside it. Breakdown shows the details. A quantity box next to the price lets shoppers buy more than one bundle. With the bundle's own Add to cart button on, Add a note lets shoppers add a note to the order.
In the cart, the bundle is one line with the product's name and price. The items shoppers picked are listed under it. When Track inventory adds the items' lines At checkout, each item also shows as its own line.
Things to know
Shoppers pay the Shopify price of the product or variant you chose in Step 1, whatever they pick. Change the price in Shopify, not in the app. To sell a box at a price you set in the app, or at more than one price, use a Fixed pricing bundle on its own page.
The product is yours, not one the app makes. Turning the offer off takes the bundle off its page and leaves the product as it is in Shopify.
You can't change Where shoppers build it after you save. To use a page of its own, start a new Fixed pricing offer.
Use each product in one live offer only. To give each variant its own bundle, add each variant as its own product page in the same offer.
FAQs
Why doesn't the bundle show on the product page?
Check these:
The offer is live. Drafts and offers that are turned off don't show.
The Appstle Bundles app embed is on in your live theme. Step 4 checks it. If it's off, select Turn it on, then Check again.
You're on the page of a product you chose in Step 1.
Who gets it in Step 4 is Everyone, or you're logged in as a customer with a matching tag. Guests don't see a bundle that uses tags, so it won't show in a private window.
The product is in stock, or Show sold-out products is on in Design → Display settings. When it's off, a sold-out product hides the bundle.
If it still doesn't show, your theme may place Add to cart where the app can't find it. In Step 4, under Custom location (optional), select Add it for me for the product's template, then select Save in the theme editor.
Why is the Add to cart button greyed out on the product page?
The Add to cart button stays off until the bundle meets your limits, and a message in the bundle says what's missing. Check these:
Shoppers have picked at least the At least number you set in Step 1.
They've picked enough of each product or collection you limited with How many… or How many from this collection… in Step 1.
Every item in the bundle is in stock, if you chose Make the whole bundle unavailable under If an item runs out in Step 4.
Why don't shoppers see subscription options?
Check these:
Your store is connected to Appstle Subscriptions. If Step 2 says Subscriptions aren't connected, select Connect Appstle Subscriptions.
The product has subscription plans.
Purchase type in Step 2 is Subscription or Both.
Show purchase options in the offer is on in Step 2. When it's off, your theme or the Appstle Subscriptions widget shows the plans instead.
Only offer these selling plans or Never offer these selling plans doesn't leave all the plans out.
Can shoppers pick the same product more than once?
Yes. Shoppers can add more of the same product until the bundle reaches Up to. To limit one product, select How many… in the ... menu on its row in Step 1.
Can I put the bundle on more than one product page?
Yes. In Step 1, select Add another product page and choose the next product. Each product page has its own products and limits. To give each variant of a product its own bundle and price, add each variant as its own product page. Use each product in one live offer only: if two live offers use the same product, its page can show both bundles.
Can I show the bundle on another page, like my home page?
Yes. In your theme editor, add the Fixed Pricing (Any Page) block to the page, and choose the product in its Parent product setting. That page has no Add to cart for the product, so turn on Use the bundle's own Add to cart button in Step 4. The setting covers the whole offer, so on the product's own page, your theme's Add to cart then adds the product without the picked items.