If you sell several PLR packs on the same theme, a bundle is one of the simplest ways to increase what each customer spends. Instead of buying one planner, a buyer gets the planner, the matching workbook and the social media graphics together for a lower combined price.
Payhip has a built-in bundle feature. Here’s how it works, based on Payhip’s help center.
What you can bundle
A Payhip bundle can contain digital products, courses or memberships, either one type or a mix. That means you could pair a PLR ebook with a short mini-course built from the same material.
Setting up a bundle
- Go to your Products page, click “Add new product” and choose Bundle.
- Name the bundle and add it.
- On the Bundle Products page, click “Add Product” to choose what’s included.
- Set your price on the Pricing tab.
- Edit the sales page and thank-you page on the Pages tab, then publish.
Payhip lets you choose one-time pricing, a recurring subscription, a set number of monthly payments, or a free plan. Its help article gives the example of selling three $49 courses together for $119, or offering all of a store’s products for a monthly fee.
How buyers get access
Bundled products are added to the buyer’s account, so the thank-you page needs a clear Log In button. Payhip says new buyers get everything immediately, while existing buyers receive newly added products after about an hour. If you later remove a product from a bundle, future buyers won’t get it, but past buyers keep access unless you remove them individually.
Tips for a bundle that sells
- Keep a single theme. “Everything a new wellness coach needs” is easier to sell than a random mix.
- Show the math. List the separate prices so buyers can see the savings.
- Check every license. Make sure the rights on each PLR pack allow it to be resold in a bundle, and state the combined terms clearly.
- Add something only the bundle gets. A short checklist or quick-start guide can tip the decision.
- Promote it where buyers already are. Mention the bundle on each included product’s page and in your emails, so people who were about to buy one item see the better deal.
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