A bundle groups related products under one offer. It can make a purchase easier to understand, but it should still suit what customers need and what your business can provide profitably.
Choose products that make sense together
Look at items customers often buy for the same task or occasion. Examples might include stationery for a school term, ingredients for a recipe, or accessories used with a device. Ask customers or review your sales records before assuming which items belong together.
Check the price and stock
Add the costs of the included products, packaging, and any delivery or handling. Set a price that makes the offer clear and leaves enough margin. Check that you can supply all items for the period you advertise, and explain whether customers can substitute an item.
Test and review the offer
Start with a limited run and record how many bundles you sell, what customers ask, and whether the offer changes sales of the individual items. Compare the result with a similar period and include the cost of any discount.
You can manage bundle items and prices using the product and sales workflows available to your business. Check your SokoWise account for specific bundle and stock-handling options before relying on automated bundle pricing or component-level inventory updates.