Product Bundles Overview
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A bundle is a catalog product (Type: Bundle) that groups several products or charges so customers buy them together as a single item. Bundles are first-class catalog entries: they appear, filter, search, and sell like any other product, and they slot into Product Sets, offers, and journeys the same way.
Bundles let you package related offerings — a base plan plus add-ons, or a curated combination — into one purchasable unit. That means one item to choose, one line to manage, and a simpler buying decision for the customer.
Use a bundle when you want to:
Sell a set of plans / add-ons as one purchasable item.
Present one item and one decision for a combination of charges.
Control when each bundled product activates — immediately on purchase, or on a delay relative to another item in the bundle.
A bundle sits alongside Synced products (mirrored from your billing system) and Internal products (PeakCommerce-native) as one of the three product Types. Its child items can themselves be Synced or Internal products, so a bundle is a composition layer over the rest of your catalog rather than a separate kind of thing to maintain.
To group products for display in a storefront or journey — without combining them into a single purchasable item — use a Product Set (Commerce → Product Sets) instead. A Product Set curates what a buyer sees; a bundle is one thing a buyer buys.
See Creating a Product Bundle to build one, and Managing Products to find and edit it afterward.
Related: Products Overview · Creating a Product Bundle · Journeys Overview
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