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Create a bundle

A bundle sells two or more simple catalog products together, optionally with a percent discount off the sum of their current list prices. Atomicat recalculates the bundle’s price and compare-at total whenever you save.

Before you start​

Create each included item as its own simple product first. The bundle picker only lists simple rows in the same project scope as the editor.

Switch the type​

In Basic information, set Product type to Bundle. The editor hides simple-only sections (base price without tiers, quantity tiers, and subscription controls) and shows Bundle items instead.

Add bundle lines​

For each line:

  1. Choose a simple product from the dropdown (shows name and list price).
  2. Set Qty — Integer quantity, minimum 1.
  3. Remove a line with the ✕ control when you no longer need it.

Use Add Product to Bundle to append another row. The empty state reminds you that nothing is in the bundle yet.

Bundle discount​

Enter Bundle discount (%) between 0 and 100. The summary panel shows:

  • Original total — Sum of each child price × quantity.
  • Discount — The percentage you entered (when non-zero).
  • Bundle price — Original total × (1 − discount/100), rounded for display.

On Save, those calculations are persisted onto the bundle document so list cards and the Product block read stable numbers.

Merchandising and CTA​

Bundles still respect Show full product for images, description, ratings, and trust badges. Configure the call to action (button label, URL, new tab) the same way as a simple product—tiers simply are not part of bundle authoring.

Validation​

You must:

  • Provide a name.
  • Add at least one bundle line with a real simple product selected.

Otherwise the app blocks save with an inline error toast.

Frequently asked questions​

Can a bundle include another bundle?

No. The selector is limited to simple catalog entries so pricing stays predictable.

What happens if I change a child product’s price later?

The bundle document keeps the last saved bundle price until you open and save the bundle again (or automate updates elsewhere). After repricing children, re-save bundles that depend on them.

Do bundles support Subscribe and Save?

The bundle editor path does not expose the subscription panel that simple products use. If you need subscription merchandising, model it on a simple tiered product or coordinate with your success team for supported patterns.