Fixed Price Bundles allow customers to choose a specific number of products for one fixed price.
Examples:
Any 3 products for $99
Pick 5 items for $149
This type of bundle works especially well for:
Build-your-own gift boxes
Skincare sets
Snack bundles
Starter kits
Curated product collections
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to:
Create a Fixed Price Bundle
Add products or collections
Configure fixed bundle pricing
Optimize the Product card layout
Configure the Summary panel
Step 1 — Create a Fixed Price Bundle
Create a new bundle and select:
Fixed Price Bundle
Unlike traditional discounts, Fixed Price Bundles allow customers to build their own bundle while keeping pricing simple and predictable.
Examples:
Choose any 3 products for $99
Pick 5 items for $149
Step 2 — Add products to the bundle
Open:
Products & Layout
Then add a:
Product list component.
You can display products from:
Specific products
Specific collections
Step 3 — Configure the fixed bundle price
Open:
Discounts
Then configure:
Bundle size
Fixed bundle price
Examples:
3 items → $99
5 items → $149
Customers must complete the required bundle size before checkout.
Step 4 — Optimize the Product card layout
For Fixed Price Bundles, we recommend simplifying Product cards and focusing on product selection instead of individual product pricing.
Recommended Product card setup
We recommend displaying:
Product image
Product title
Variant picker
Add to bundle button
Hide individual product prices
For Fixed Price Bundles, we recommend removing the Price element from Product cards.
Since customers purchase the bundle for one fixed price, showing individual product prices can create unnecessary pricing confusion.
Instead, focus on:
Product discovery
Product selection
Bundle completion
This creates a cleaner and more conversion-focused bundle experience.
Step 5 — Configure the Summary panel
For Fixed Price Bundles, the Summary panel should reinforce the fixed-price shopping experience.
Show only the final bundle total
We recommend hiding:
Subtotal
Discount
and displaying only:
Total price
Example:
Total → ¥99
This keeps the pricing simple and prevents customers from comparing individual product prices inside the bundle.
Configure dynamic button states
Fixed Price Bundles include two important customer states:
Incomplete selection
Completed selection
We recommend configuring different button labels for each state.
Incomplete selection state
When customers have not added enough products to complete the bundle, use the button label to guide the next action.
Examples:
1 item remaining
Add 2 more items
Select 3 items to continue
Completed selection state
Once the required bundle size is reached, switch the button to the final purchase action.
Examples:
Add to Cart
Checkout
Complete Bundle
Use dynamic text variables
Button labels support dynamic variables such as:
Remaining item count
Bundle total
Examples:
{{remaining}} items remaining
Add to Cart · {{total}}
This allows the Summary panel to update automatically as customers build their bundle.
Step 6 — Configure bundle display settings
Open:
Bundle Settings
Under:
Where to display the bundle?
select:
Create a product for this bundle
Why this matters
This setting ensures the bundle behaves like a true fixed-price bundle product.
When using:
Create a product for this bundle
the Summary panel total remains fixed at the configured Box price.
Examples:
3 items → ¥99
5 items → ¥149
The total price will not change based on the individual products added to the bundle.
Avoid dynamic pricing confusion
If you instead choose:
Create landing page for this bundle (no product)
the bundle total may change dynamically as customers add products to the bundle.
For Fixed Price Bundles, this can create pricing confusion because customers expect:
One fixed bundle price
Predictable checkout pricing
Clear bundle value
rather than a dynamically calculated subtotal.
Step 7 — Publish the bundle
Once your bundle is ready:
Set the bundle status to Active
Save the bundle
Click View live
Your Fixed Price Bundle is now ready for customers.