Product Bundles

Updated Jun 3, 2026 Products & Catalog

A bundle is a “Buy Together” deal — you group several products and offer them at a discount, encouraging shoppers to take the whole set. In TitanCart, bundles are their own entities: you build one, price it per item, and optionally schedule when it runs. This article walks through all three.

1. Turn on Bundles

Product Bundles is a built-in feature controlled by a toggle. Go to Extensions → Installed Extensions and make sure Product Bundles is enabled. Once it is on, a Product Bundles item appears under Growth in the sidebar, and a Bundles tab appears in the product editor.

Note: If you don’t see Product Bundles under Growth, it just means the feature is switched off — enable it in Extensions and reload.

2. Create a bundle

Go to Growth → Product Bundles and add a new bundle. Give it a name (shown to shoppers) and an optional description. The bundle list shows each bundle’s item count, full price, bundle price, savings and status at a glance.

3. Add products and set the discount

Add the products that make up the bundle. For each item you set:

Quantity — how many of that product are included.
Discount — per item, set to None, a percentage, or a fixed amount off that product’s price.
Show on page — whether that item is listed on the bundle display on the storefront.

Because the discount is set per item, you can discount only part of a bundle — for example, give the main product full price but knock 50% off an accessory. TitanCart adds up the items at full price, applies each item’s discount, and the difference is the Savings shown to the shopper.

Tip: Keep the saving meaningful. The bundle is most persuasive when the Bundle Price is clearly below the combined Full Price — that gap is exactly what the storefront highlights.

4. Schedule and publish

Each bundle has a status (Active or Disabled) and an optional date range:

Set status to Active to make it live, or Disabled to hold it back.
Set a start and/or end date to run the bundle only during a window — handy for seasonal or limited-time deals. Leave the dates blank for an always-on bundle.

5. Where bundles appear

An active bundle shows on the storefront as a “Buy Together” offer, and when a shopper accepts it the whole set is added to the cart together in one action.

From a single product’s side, the product editor’s Bundles tab lists every bundle that includes that product — a quick way to see what deals a product is part of without hunting through the bundle list.

Troubleshooting

I don’t see Product Bundles under Growth. The feature is off — enable Product Bundles under Extensions → Installed Extensions, then reload.
My bundle isn’t showing on the storefront. Check that its status is Active and, if you set a date range, that today falls inside it. A blank date range means always-on.
The savings looks wrong. Remember the discount is per item. Open each item and confirm its discount type (percent or fixed) and value — an item left on “None” contributes its full price.
A product in the bundle isn’t listed on the bundle display. That item’s Show on page is off. Turn it on to include it in the storefront listing.