Bundles

A bundle is a product with other products inside it. It has its own page, price, images and Roblox developer product, just like any other product. The difference is that getting it hands over everything inside, each as its own product in the buyer's library.

Before you start

• Setting what's in a bundle needs the Prices and sales permission.
• The products you want to include must already be in your store.

Make a bundle

1. Create a product for the bundle and set it up like any other: details, images, price and delivery. See Create and publish a product.
2. Open its Pricing page.
3. Under What's included, type a name into Find a product to add, then press the product to add it. Repeat for each one.
4. Press Save what's included.

You'll see a message like "This bundle hands over 3 products." In your Products list, the bundle now carries a Bundle of 3 tag.

What's included saves on its own, apart from the rest of the Pricing page, because it changes what buyers get the moment you save it.

To take a product out, press the cross beside it, then Save what's included. Discard puts back what was last saved. Take everything out and save, and it becomes an ordinary product again.

What can go in

• Up to 24 products.
• Products from your own store.
• Not the bundle itself.
• No bundles inside bundles. A bundle can't go inside another bundle, and a product that's already inside a bundle can't become one.
• Nothing deleted, and nothing suspended by Enviglo.

One product can be inside several bundles. Drafts and archived products can be added, and are marked with their status in the list of contents. The bundle's page only lists the published ones, and buyers only get the published ones: a piece that's a draft or archived when someone gets the bundle isn't handed over.

Price it

The bundle has its own price, set under Price on the same page. See Pricing and license types.

• Under the list of contents, Enviglo adds up what they cost bought separately and shows the saving, like "This bundle saves 25%." If the bundle costs more, it warns you: "This bundle costs more than its contents do separately."