Changelog
What's new in PushBundle
New features, improvements, and fixes — shipped regularly.
Mix & Match bundles now keep up with changes to their products
Two things could fall out of step after you changed one of a Mix & Match bundle's products in Shopify. If you changed that product's URL handle, it vanished from the bundle on your storefront — a multi-product bundle lost its tile, a single-product bundle showed nothing at all — until you opened the bundle and saved it again, and the editor went on showing the product as normal so there was nothing to alert you. Separately, the bundle product's own price, the one shoppers see on collection pages, in search and in product feeds, kept whatever it was at the last save after a product's price changed or its variants were added or removed. Both now follow the product: a renamed handle keeps the product in the widget, and the bundle price updates on its own within seconds of the change, with the multi-product editor showing its prices-changed banner whenever the price is still out of date. A bundle you have given a fixed Set product price keeps that price, and no longer shows the banner permanently.
Why it Matters:
Editing a product in Shopify can no longer quietly take it off one of your bundles or leave an out-of-date price in front of shoppers, so your bundles stay correct without you reopening and re-saving each one.
Filter by collection again when picking products for a Mix & Match bundle
In the Mix & Match multi-product editor, filtering the product picker by collection returned nothing, so bundles had to be built by searching for each product by name. The collection filter now lists the products in the collection you choose, works with both manual and automatic collections, can be combined with search, and brings back the full list when you clear it.
Why it Matters:
Building a bundle from a collection you already curate takes a few clicks again instead of a long hunt through your catalogue.
Build Your Own Box bundles keep working after you change a product's options
If you edited a product used in a Build Your Own Box bundle so that one of its variants was replaced — adding a size option to a single-variant product, for example — carts already holding that bundle stopped splitting into their products at checkout, and were charged the bundle product's own price instead of the total of what the shopper picked. Those carts now go through correctly, the replaced variant is left out, and the box builder offers the product's new variant instead of the one that no longer exists.
Why it Matters:
Editing your products no longer risks a box selling for the wrong price, and shoppers can't fill a box with an option you have already removed.
Subscription bundles with a set price no longer check out at zero
On a Mix & Match bundle with subscriptions switched on and a Set price pack, the checkout total could drop to zero whenever the bundle's component products were priced at 0 — the shopper paid nothing instead of the pack price. The set price is now charged whatever those products cost, on both one-time and subscription purchases.
Why it Matters:
Orders can no longer go through free on a subscription bundle, so changing the prices on your own products can't quietly cost you the sale.
Choose where a bundle sells, right next to its status
Everything about taking a bundle live now sits in one place in the bundle editor: subscriptions, status, then a Publishing row showing how many sales channels the bundle sells on. Clicking it opens a pop-up that works like the one on Shopify's own product page, where you switch Online Store and Point of Sale on or off and search the list. The long channel checklist is gone, and saving changes only the channels you touched — every other channel keeps its setting. Volume bundles, which discount your own products instead of creating a bundle product, have no Publishing row.
Why it Matters:
You can see at a glance whether a bundle is live online, in your shop, or nowhere at all, and put it on the counter without working through a list of channels you never use.
Build Your Own Box: reward bigger boxes with bigger discounts
The Build Your Own Box Offer & price panel has been rebuilt. Alongside a single offer, you can now set quantity offers — up to six tiers, each unlocking its own discount at the number of items you choose, so an 8-item box takes 10% off and a 10-item box 20%. You can also price the whole bundle as one fixed amount instead of adding up what the shopper picked, and the offer start date now fills in with today's date in your store's timezone.
Why it Matters:
Shoppers can see a better price waiting one or two items further on, which is the simplest way to get a bigger box into the cart, and a fixed box price lets you run "any six for one price" offers without building separate discounts.
Routine security improvements
As part of our regular security review we updated app components and tightened access checks.
Why it Matters:
Your store and your shoppers keep working with an app that is reviewed and kept up to date, with nothing for you to do.
Saving a "sell as bundle only" bundle no longer un-hides its products
On a multi-product Mix & Match bundle with "Sell selected products as bundle only" turned on, every save made all of its component products visible on your storefront for a few seconds before hiding them again — even when you had only changed the bundle's title. Saves now leave those products untouched, and big bundles save noticeably faster. Two related cases are fixed as well: a product used by two bundle-only bundles stays hidden while either bundle still needs it, and deleting a bundle-only bundle puts its products back on sale.
Why it Matters:
Products you only want sold inside a bundle stay off your storefront while you edit, so no shopper can buy them separately by chance, and your product list is left in the right state after you delete a bundle.
Bundle discounts now create even when both discount names are taken
If your store already had automatic discounts named "Bundle" and "PushBundle - Do not delete", PushBundle could not create the discount it needs: the warning banner stayed in place and Retry failed every time. The app now picks a free name instead, creates its discount and clears the banner.
Why it Matters:
Cross-sell combo discounts, and free shipping and free gifts on Mix & Match and Build Your Own Box bundles, only apply once that discount exists — so those offers now reach your shoppers on stores where those names were already in use.
Editing a bundle no longer piles up duplicate product images
When you changed the products in a Mix & Match bundle and saved, the bundle product picked up another full copy of every component product's image, so shoppers saw the same photos repeated in the gallery. After enough saves the product reached Shopify's limit of 250 images and saving failed with "Failed to update bundle". Saving a bundle now keeps one image per component product, however often you edit it.
Why it Matters:
Your bundle product pages stay tidy for shoppers instead of showing the same picture over and over, and you can keep adding and removing products in a large bundle without the save breaking.
Bundle prices now stay correct when a shopper switches currency
On multi-currency stores, a Mix & Match bundle that was already in the cart when the shopper changed currency could end up at a different price from the same bundle built after the switch, and could show a crossed-out saving that did not match the bundle's real discount. Bundles now keep the proper price for the market the shopper is in, and the saving shown matches the discount you set.
Why it Matters:
Shoppers see one consistent bundle price whichever currency they browse in, and what you are paid no longer depends on when during their visit they switched.
Sell your bundles in person with Shopify POS
Your PushBundle bundles can now be sold at the counter through Shopify POS. Tick "Point of Sale" in a bundle's Sales channels card — or turn on "Sell on Point of Sale" in the Build Your Own Box publish drawer — and your staff will find that bundle in the PushBundle tile on the POS home screen, search it by name, choose variants or components, and add it to the cart. All four bundle types are supported, prices, tier discounts and free gifts match the online store with no manual edits, component inventory comes off the POS location, and POS orders count towards your bundle revenue in analytics. POS selling is available on every plan; Mix & Match subscription bundles and open-ended quantity offers are not on POS yet.
Why it Matters:
Customers in your shop or at a pop-up get the same bundle offers as the ones you run online, and your in-store bundle sales finally show up alongside everything else.
Every bundle editor now lists save errors in the same place
The Volume and Build Your Own Box editors now show the same red banner at the top of the page that Mix & Match and Cross-sell already use, listing everything blocking your save in one place instead of only marking fields or flashing a message that disappears. In Build Your Own Box each item names where the field lives, and clicking it opens that step or drawer and scrolls straight to the field. The banner is translated in every admin language.
Why it Matters:
You can see every problem with a bundle at once and fix them in a single pass, rather than pressing Save over and over to discover the next thing that is wrong.
Changing a cross-sell bundle's display area no longer removes your other bundles
When you edited a Cross-sell combo pack bundle and switched its bundle offer display area to a different type — from "Included products" to "Specific products" or "Specific collections", for example — the app replaced everything already attached to those products or collections. Other PushBundle offers on them, including other cross-sell bundles and single-product Mix & Match bundles, disappeared without any warning. The app now adds the offer alongside what is already there.
Why it Matters:
Your other bundles stay put on their product and collection pages after an edit, so shoppers keep seeing every offer you set up and you have no silently broken bundles to rebuild.
Bigger Mix & Match and Build Your Own Box carts now add and price correctly
Shoppers can now add far more bundle items to one cart before the app turns them away — a single bundle line can hold around 150 items, where the practical ceiling used to be about 56. If a cart does go past the limit, it is now the most recently added bundle that stays at regular price, so bundles already in the cart keep their discount. The "room for N more" message on your storefront counts every Mix & Match and Build Your Own Box line in the cart, and no longer counts a pack's free gift.
Why it Matters:
Large-basket shoppers are no longer blocked part-way through building a bundle, and a cart that reaches the ceiling never quietly drops the discount on something the shopper had already added.
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