BundleBoss - Product Bundles, Mix and Match & Build a Box for WooCommerce
| 开发者 | bundleboss |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月13日 16:33 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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详情介绍:
- Per-unit configuration: the customer sets the size, colour and options of every unit, restricted to the variations you allow
- Three pricing modes (percentage off, set amount off, fixed price), plus quantity tier discounts
- Bundle rules: quantity ranges per item, optional items customers can skip
- A guided creation wizard: pick what you are making, add products, preview, and create, no manual field wrangling
- A guided product page: per-item cards, colour swatches, the "All the same" shortcut, three unit layouts
- Promotions: sale countdown timer, related-bundles carousel, the progress-to-discount cart nudge
- Oversell-proof stock and fulfilment-ready orders with a component pick list
- Store plumbing: shipping weight modes, Cart and Checkout blocks, WPML and Polylang, JSON export and import
- Item links, if you want them: an optional small arrow beside each item name opens the product's own page in a new tab, so customers can check details without losing their bundle
- Choice slots: customers pick each component from pools you define, with compatibility and quantity rules and conditional items, all enforced on the server
- Two more layouts: the full-page Configurator and a step-by-step walkthrough
- Build-a-box (mix and match): fill a box from a pool, with a target size and per-product limits
- Self-updating category pools: point a choice slot or box at a product category instead of a fixed list, and it stays current, a product added to that category later shows up in the slot automatically
- Size-run quantity grid for bundle items: a colours-by-sizes matrix for bulk orders
- Per-item personalisation with fees, plus logo and file upload with GDPR export and erase
- Order growers: frequently bought together (on the page and in the cart), buy X get Y, gift mode
- Shareable build links (any shop can open one; creating them is Pro), hero slots, deal badges, and the Composite Products importer
Ready to grow every order? BundleBoss Pro has a 14-day trial, no card needed. Upgrading keeps every bundle you built in the free plugin.When you find something BundleBoss does not do yet, tell us. We are small, we ship often, and we build what shop owners actually ask for (see "Tell us what you need" below). The free plugin, in detail
- Per-unit configuration: every unit of a bundle item can be configured independently
- Guided configurator: collapsible cards with sticky headers, one-line summaries and full keyboard support
- "All the same" toggle: configure once and every unit follows; switch it off afterwards and the picks stay, ready for individual tweaks
- Three unit layouts: arrange a multi-quantity item's units as stacked cards, compact cards, or a comparison table, chosen per bundle
- Progress-to-discount nudge: the cart shows "Add 1 more to unlock 15% off" with a progress bar and a one-click button to add another identical bundle
- Colour swatches: give attribute terms a colour and chips become swatch circles
- Three pricing modes: a percentage discount, a set amount off, or one fixed bundle price
- Quantity tier discounts: "buy 3+, save 20%"
- Sale countdown timer: live countdown bar with start/end scheduling
- Related bundles carousel: cross-sell between bundle pages
- Oversell-proof stock: component stock validated while configuring, at add-to-cart and at checkout, reduced on sale and restored on refund
- Fulfilment-ready orders: pick list with component SKUs and quantities on every order
- Shipping weight modes: automatic (sum of chosen components) or manual
- Export / import: move every bundle between sites as one JSON file
- Multilingual: WPML and Polylang supported out of the box
- Choice slots: customers pick each component from pools you define (PC-builder style), with live pricing on every option
- Compatibility and quantity rules: stop impossible combinations, enforced on the server, not just in the browser
- Per-item personalisation: optional add-on fields (names, options, notes), each able to carry a fee, captured per unit and shown on the order and the warehouse pick list. Built for team kit, workwear and promo
- Logo and file upload: customers attach a logo or artwork to an item; secure upload, a download link on the order, GDPR export and erase included
- Hero slots: the customer's chosen product takes over the page's main product image
- Deal badges: products on sale and featured products surface in the chooser
- Step-by-step layout: walk customers through one item at a time, with progress and free navigation
- Shareable build links: customers copy a finished build to a link anyone can open and buy (free shops can open a shared link; creating one is Pro)
- Migrate from Composite Products: one click converts existing composites to draft bundles
- Configurator layout: a full-page, two-pane builder with a docked "Your build" summary and a price on every option, for big or many-part products like a gaming PC
- Build-a-box (mix and match): customers fill a box by choosing any number from a pool, with a target size, per-product limits, and a live count and total (any 6 chocolates, any 4 candles)
- Self-updating category pools: build a choice slot or box pool from a product category, by hand, or both. A category pool maintains itself, add a product to the category and it appears in the slot with no edit to the bundle, and cross off the odd products you want left out, ideal for a rotating range or a large catalogue
- Gift mode: a recipient, a gift message, optional gift wrap with a fee, and a no-prices gift receipt, all carried through to the order
- Frequently bought together: surface companion products with a combined price and a set discount, the add-the-whole-set upsell
- Buy X get Y: buy-two-get-one-free style offers scoped to the bundle's own items (the cheapest goes free), shown clearly as was, pay, and you save
- Conditional items: show or hide a bundle item based on what the customer has already chosen, enforced on the server (pick the tagged top and the matching-joggers slot appears)
- WordPress 6.4+
- WooCommerce 8.0+
- PHP 8.0+
安装:
- In your WordPress admin go to Plugins > Add New, search for BundleBoss, then install and activate it. WooCommerce needs to be installed and active.
- Go to Products > Create a bundle. The guided wizard takes you from picking products to a finished bundle page in a few minutes, with a live preview of what your customers will see.
- Prefer the full editor? Create a product and choose the Bundle product type: the products go on the Bundle Items tab, the deal (a percentage off, an amount off, or one fixed price) on Bundle Pricing, and extras like gift options or Buy X Get Y on Bundle Promotions.
- Publish and open the product page. The bundle is ready to sell, with live totals, per item options and stock checks built in.
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常见问题:
How do I create product bundles in WooCommerce?
Install BundleBoss, then go to Products → Create a bundle. The guided wizard takes you from picking products to a published product bundle in about two minutes, with no code. Prefer the full editor? Create a product, choose the Bundle type, and set your items, pricing and promotions on their own tabs.
Can customers mix and match, or build their own box?
Yes. A build a box (mix and match) product lets customers fill a box from a pool you choose, with a target size, per-product limits, and a live count and total (any 6 chocolates, any 4 candles). That's a Pro feature. On any bundle, customers also pick the size and colour of every item and buy the lot as one order.
Does it work with variable products?
Yes, that's the core use case. Customers pick a variation for every unit, restricted to the options you allow per bundle item.
Where did product options on single products go?
In 5.0.0 they became AddOnBoss, a companion plugin from the same family: option sets, personalisation fields and print positions on a product's own page. Install it and everything you built is where you left it, nothing needs rebuilding. BundleBoss stayed the bundle builder, and the two share one option-set library when both are active.
Can a bundle include virtual or downloadable products?
Yes. Virtual items (services, licence keys you fulfil yourself) just work. Downloadable items deliver their files like any normal purchase: permissions are granted when the order is paid, the customer gets the links in the order email and under My Account → Downloads, and a refund cuts access automatically.
Does selling a bundle reduce the stock of the products inside it?
Yes. Component (and variation) stock is reduced when the bundle sells and restored if the order is cancelled or refunded. Stock is also validated during configuration, at add-to-cart, and again at checkout.
Can I set one fixed price for the bundle?
Yes. Each bundle can use a percentage discount off the sum of the chosen items, a set amount off, or a fixed price that never changes regardless of the customer's choices.
Can I make the configurator match my store's branding?
Yes. The configurator inherits your theme's fonts automatically, and every colour it uses is exposed as a CSS variable. Set a handful of values in Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS and the whole interface follows your brand:
:root { --bb-accent: #c2410c; /* step highlights */ --bb-ink: #1e2a4a; /* headlines and the total bar */ --bb-surface: #fffdf8; /* cards */ --bb-border: #e8e0d0; }
The full token list is documented at the top of the plugin's bundle.css.
Can I show my own information next to the configurator (total weight, nutrition, performance)?
Yes. The configurator fires a JavaScript event, bundle_boss:build_changed, after every change the customer makes. The event detail carries the whole build: which products and variations are picked, quantities, and the running totals. Listen for it, derive whatever your store cares about, and render the result into the container printed by the bundle_boss_after_summary action:
document.addEventListener( 'bundle_boss:build_changed', function ( e ) { if ( ! e.detail.complete ) { return; } // e.detail.items gives [ { productId, qty, units: [ { variationId, attributes } ] } ] myPanel.textContent = 'Total weight: ' + myWeightFor( e.detail.items ) + ' kg'; } );
A PC store renders performance estimates, a hamper store calories, a ski shop carry weight. The event works on every bundle, free and Pro alike.
Does it work with the block (Gutenberg) cart and checkout?
Yes, both. The classic shortcode pages and the block-based Cart & Checkout are fully supported: bundle pricing, the selections summary, stock protection and order details all work identically, and the progress-to-discount nudge appears in the block cart too. Block themes (Full Site Editing) are also tested.
Is my data removed when I uninstall?
By default, no: bundle products and their configuration are deliberately kept, so reinstalling restores everything. If you want uninstalling to remove all bundles and settings, switch on "Delete all BundleBoss data when the plugin is uninstalled" under WooCommerce → BundleBoss (download an export first, on the same page).
Can I back up my bundles or move them to another site?
Yes. WooCommerce → BundleBoss exports every bundle (items, choice pools, rules, pricing and promotions) as one JSON file. Importing matches products by SKU, then slug, so the file survives the move to a site where product IDs differ; anything that can't be matched is reported, never guessed.
Does it work on multilingual sites (WPML / Polylang)?
Yes. Bundle settings copy to translations, slot labels are translatable per language, and product/term references are mapped to the language being browsed.
更新日志:
- Fixed: in product grids and Related products drawn by page builders such as Elementor Pro, the Bundle badge could still show dark text on its dark background. The change in 5.8.1 did not hold against the rules those builders write. The badge now carries its colours on the element itself, where a theme or builder stylesheet cannot repaint them. A shop that wants a different chip can set the CSS variables --bb-badge-bg and --bb-badge-fg.
- Fixed: in product grids and Related products drawn by page builders such as Elementor Pro, the Bundle badge could show dark text on its dark background. The badge now keeps its own colours wherever it renders.
- Improved: an option with only one available answer arrives already chosen. A bundle that fixes, say, the colour no longer asks the shopper to pick the only colour there is; only the choices that genuinely differ still ask. Editing a bundle from the cart keeps its saved choices exactly as before.
- Improved: on a Pick one card, a choice without a colour, such as a size, now reads as a small text button. Before, it drew an empty circle with the name in tiny print underneath.
- New: on a Pick one slot where each product asks one short question, the choices now sit on the card itself. A shopper taps Navy once and that picks the hoodie in navy, rather than choosing a product and then answering a second question underneath it. Slots whose products ask anything more involved keep the flow they have today, so an existing bundle looks unchanged unless its pool fits.
- Fixed: on a box pool set to Comfortable or Large cards, the product photo sat flush against the left edge of its card and stopped short of the right, and any product without a photo drew a narrower card, so one pool could show a dozen different card widths. Every card in a pool is now the same width and the photo meets both edges.
- Fixed: choosing on a Pick one slot moved the cards under the shopper. A row holding two cards dropped to one card per row the moment anything was picked. The cards now stay exactly where they were.
- Fixed: sizes sorted wrongly wherever a size names a range. L/XL sat at the end of the ladder instead of between S/M and XXL. A combined size now sorts where it starts.
- Fixed: the quantity grid's size row put one quantity box per line on narrow screens and left a ragged last line on wide ones. The lines are now even, and each quantity control sits at its natural width instead of stretching across its column.
- Fixed: long colour names in the quantity grid broke mid word. They now shrink to fit the tile.
- Fixed: a build a box could be filled past what the pack holds. Plus stops at the pack size and a typed number settles at the room left, so the basket is never refused for a box the page let you build.
- Fixed: a pack priced box printed each product's own shop price on its card. That figure reads the same on every pack and is money nobody pays, because the pack price is what the pack costs. It is now hidden wherever a pack carries a price. An open box still shows its item price, because there the shopper does pay it.
- Fixed: the chosen product bar rendered an empty image while nothing was chosen, which made the browser load and discard a broken image on every choice slot.
- Fixed: saving a bundle whose slots predate the choice mode setting wrote a warning into the site's error log.
- New: Pick many, a third kind of choice slot. Pick one asks a shopper for a single product and Build a box hands them a pool with a size to fill; Pick many sits between the two. Shoppers tick as many of the pool as they want, one of each, and every pick adds its own price on top of the bundle. Set the minimum to zero and the section becomes optional extras.
- New: a Pick one slot now draws the same photo-first cards a box pool does, so Card size and Photo preview work there too. Compact is untouched, so an existing Pick one slot looks exactly as it does today until you choose a size.
- Fixed: Photo preview was offered on every kind of choice slot but only ever worked on a box pool. Switching it on for a Pick one slot did nothing at all. It now works wherever it is offered.
- Fixed: Comfortable and Large drew the same card as each other at most window widths, because the setting raised the grid's minimum column width instead of sizing the card. Each size now sets its own card, at every width, phones included.
- Fixed: a box pool left noticeably more space around each card than the Pick one and Pick many choosers did on the same Card size. All three now match.
- Fixed: on a slot carrying its own discount, the saving line counted the extras at full price, so "You save" read higher than the basket charged. The two figures agree again.
- New: a Card size choice for build-a-box pools. Each box slot can show its products as Compact (the original look, still the default), Comfortable or Large cards, and bigger cards load sharper photos to match. Nothing changes on an existing box unless you pick a size.
- New: an optional Photo preview on box cards. Switch it on per slot and shoppers can click a product photo to see it larger, then click once more for a full-size look. It starts off, and off keeps the cards exactly as they are today.
- Fixed: on shops whose listing pages are built with a page builder (a Divi or Elementor shop module, or a products shortcode on a page), BundleBoss loaded none of its files there, so a bundle opened in a quick view arrived unstyled with a greyed out Add to cart and no explanation. The files now load on any page where a bundle actually appears, wherever that is.
- Fixed: on the Enfold theme, publishing a bundle broke every page that lists products. The shop page, search results and product grids showed "There has been a critical error on this website" as soon as a bundle appeared in them, while the bundle's own page and the basket kept working. Enfold expects the WooCommerce Product Bundles extension when it meets the bundle product type in a listing; BundleBoss now answers in its place, on Enfold only, and steps aside if that extension is genuinely installed. For the full history of earlier releases, see changelog.txt in the plugin folder, or https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/bundle-boss/trunk/changelog.txt