What a bundle offer is?

A bundle offer is a choice that appears beside the add-to-cart button on a product you already sell: buy two and save ten percent, buy one and get one free, or add the matching accessory for less than its usual price. The point is placement. The customer sees the option while they are already deciding what to buy, instead of discovering a promotion later or hunting for a coupon code.

Before you begin

You need:

• A WordPress site with WooCommerce active.
• At least one published product with a price.
• The free [Varyo Bundles plugin] installed and activated.

Step 1: Pick a starter template

Go to Varyo Bundles → Add New. Varyo opens with three templates.

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Quantity Breaks rewards buying more of the same product, in tiers: buy 2 and save 10%, buy 3 and save 15%. Best for consumables and anything people buy in multiples.

Buy X Get Y is BOGO and its relatives: buy two, get a third free or discounted.

Complete Bundle pairs the main product with companion products at a bundle price.

Any of the three works for the rest of this guide. Each template builds a working offer with a starter title and a colour preset, so you are editing something real rather than assembling it from nothing. Every quantity, price, label, and visual setting stays editable. If this is your first offer, start with Quantity Breaks. It has the fewest moving parts.

Step 2: Set your numbers

Open the Deal bars section. This is where the offer’s actual figures live, and it is the one step that differs by template: tiers and discounts for Quantity Breaks, the X and the Y for Buy X Get Y, companion products for a Complete Bundle.

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Whatever you are building, keep the first offer simple and give each bar a label that states the decision plainly:

• Buy 1
• Buy 2, save 10%
• Buy 3, save 15%

The live preview updates as you type. Use it to confirm the three things a customer needs at a glance: what they get, what they save, and what they pay.

Step 3: Choose where the offer appears

Open **Settings** and choose which products or categories display the offer.

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You have four options: apply the offer broadly, apply it broadly and exclude selected products, target only selected products, or target whole categories. For a first offer, target one product that already gets steady traffic, so you learn something from the result quickly.

Your original product, SKU, variations, and inventory are untouched. There is no second product to maintain.

Step 4: Preview and publish

Check the live preview before you publish. Four things:

1. Product visibility is set to the correct and wanted product.
2. All text are correct and without grammar mistakes.
3. Prices and discounts are correct.
4. The colours suit your storefront rather than fighting it.

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Then click Publish.

If another published Varyo offer already targets the same product, Varyo warns you about the overlap. Fix the targeting or the priority so customers see one clear offer instead of competing ones.

Step 5: Test the real cart

Do not stop at the Publish button. The offer is not finished until you have bought it yourself. Open the product page in a private browser window and go through the whole journey.

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     proof shot: the discount survived the trip from product page to cart. –>

Check that:

• The offer appears beside the add-to-cart controls.
• The savings and the total make sense.
• The right quantity reaches the cart.
• The cart shows the discounted price.
• Changing the quantity in the cart moves to the bundle offer tier you expect.
• The offer still reads clearly at checkout.

Varyo prices offers through WooCommerce’s own cart hooks, so the cart, checkout, taxes, order records, and emails all show the real discounted price. Test it anyway. Themes and other plugins vary, and two minutes of checking potential can avoid a week of headaches.

What happens next

Once the offer has seen real traffic, Varyo Bundles → Analytics shows views, orders, conversion rate, added revenue, and which option customers actually chose.

Give it enough traffic to mean something before you judge it, then change one thing at a time. Start with a single offer and a single goal. When you know how your customers respond, add a second rather than launching several untested promotions at once.

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