Varyo Bundles – Product Bundles, Quantity Discounts & BOGO for WooCommerce

No. Varyo shows offer widgets on your existing product pages. Your catalog, inventory, and SKUs are untouched.

Yes. Add WooCommerce's Single Product block to the homepage, edit its Add to Cart + Options area, and put a Shortcode block inside that area. Use [varyo_bundle] for the highest-priority eligible offer or [varyo_bundle offer_id="256"] for one published offer that targets the form's product. Keep the Shortcode block inside the actual add-to-cart form; it can be below Add to cart. Classic WooCommerce product forms are also supported when the shortcode is rendered inside the form. The older product_id attribute still works when it matches the containing form. Product grids and featured-product elements that only link to a product page do not provide a purchase form. An unsupported form, an unpublished or bar-less offer, or an ineligible product leaves the selector hidden. Each form is handled independently. On the interactive Single Product block, submitting a selected bundle reloads the page through WooCommerce's form handler so all bundle choices reach cart validation.

Pricing is applied through WooCommerce's standard cart pricing hooks before totals are calculated, so the cart, checkout, taxes, order records, and emails all reflect the real discounted price.

Yes. WooCommerce coupons apply on top of the Varyo-discounted cart following WooCommerce's normal rules. If you'd rather not stack them, restrict the coupon in WooCommerce's coupon settings.

Yes. Quantity breaks, Buy X Get Y, bundles, and even gift/upsell add-ons support variable products with inline variation pickers.

Yes. The block Cart, Checkout, and Mini-Cart flows are supported, including quantity changes made inside the blocks.

Unlimited. Varyo Bundles does not restrict the number of active offers or drafts you can create. When several published offers target the same product, priority decides which one is shown on the product page. The others are not shown but remain valid for that product, for example through a shortcode that names them. Unpublish or retarget an offer you do not want shoppers to use.

No measurable impact. The widget adds about four database queries to a product page regardless of how many offers you run; cart pricing completes in under a millisecond; and analytics are stored as pre-aggregated counters, so nothing ever scans your orders table during normal browsing. You can verify all of this yourself with the Query Monitor plugin.

Varyo renders inside the standard WooCommerce add-to-cart form, which virtually all themes output.

No, subscription products are not supported.

An order is counted once, when it is paid (payment complete, or the order reaches Processing or Completed) and includes at least one Varyo bundle offer. Later refunds or cancellations are not subtracted, so Analytics shows bundle sales as they happened rather than net revenue. Use WooCommerce reports for refund-adjusted totals.

Yes. Go to Varyo Bundles > Translations. With Polylang or TranslatePress active, pick a language and translate each offer's titles, subtitles, badges, and gift or upsell texts. Empty fields keep Varyo's automatic text, and Auto-fill suggests translations for common deal wording in Spanish, French, and German. On a single-language store, the same screen lets you change Varyo's storefront wording.

Your call: a deactivation option lets you keep all Varyo data for a future reinstall. With full removal selected, uninstall deletes all bundle offers, their settings, analytics data, and plugin options. Historical Varyo metadata already attached to WooCommerce order items stays with those orders, so past order records remain intact for accounting and support. Varyo never deletes or modifies your WooCommerce orders.