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Bundle adds a “frequently bought together” box to a WooCommerce product page. You link companion products to a product and set an optional percentage discount; shoppers see the set and add every item, the main product plus its companions, to the cart with one button. The discount reaches the cart either as a single negative fee line or as a price adjustment on each bundled line.

A Bundle tab in the product editor holds the per-product definition: a list of companion product IDs and an optional discount percentage. That definition is stored as the product’s own _bundle_definition meta, no custom tables. On the storefront the box renders under the product summary (or wherever you place the [bundle] shortcode), lists the items, and posts a one-click add-to-cart that also tags each line so the discount can be applied at cart calculation.

  • A “frequently bought together” box on the product page listing the main product and each companion with thumbnail and price.
  • One-click add of the whole set; missing, unpurchasable or out-of-stock companions are skipped and a notice is shown.
  • Optional per-bundle percentage discount, applied as either a single cart fee or a per-item price adjustment.
  • A savings line that spells out the bundle total and the amount saved.
  • Editable, translatable box title, add-to-cart label and discount-line label.
  • A [bundle] shortcode with an optional id attribute to place the box anywhere.
  • Definitions stored as product meta, no custom tables, and a clean uninstall that removes them.
  • One small stylesheet, no storefront JavaScript and no jQuery; images reserve their space (no layout shift) and the box honours the visitor’s dark-mode preference.
  • Free on WordPress.org, the full bundle flow above: fixed set of companions, optional discount, choice of discount mode.
  • Pro (Freemius) adds a product-search picker (in place of typing IDs), a fixed bundle price, order-history suggestions, tiered quantity pricing, mix-and-match layouts, scheduled deals and bundle analytics. See Bundle Pro.

Bundle sells product sets together; no Polski for WooCommerce module duplicates this, so the two are safe to run side by side. See Standalone storefront plugins.