When setting up discounts in Push Bundle, it's important to understand the difference between Flat Discount and Discount on Each Variant, as they affect pricing and display differently.

Flat Discount

• Applies a single total discount to the entire bundle.
  
  
• The discount is calculated once based on the total price of all items in the bundle.
  
  
• Bundles where you want to offer a fixed savings (e.g., $10 off on buying any 3 items together).
  
  

Example:
Bundle Total = $50
Flat Discount = $10
-> Customer pays $40 for the bundle.

Discount on Each Variant

• Applies a discount individually to each item/variant in the bundle.
  
  
• The discount is calculated per product based on its price.
  
  
• Volume bundles or Mix & Match offers, where each variant gets a proportional discount.
  
  Example:
  3 items each priced at $20
  Discount per item = 10%
  -> Customer pays $18 × 3 = $54 instead of $60. 

These settings help your customers build their Quantity Packs exactly how they want, especially for items with different options (like sizes or colors):

• Number of variants: This is about how many different kinds of items you can pick for one pack.
  
  
• Example: If you're buying T-shirts, you might set it so customers can pick up to 2 different colors (e.g., 1 red, 1 blue).
• Quantity per variant: This is about how many of each specific kind you can add to your pack.
  
  
• Example: For those T-shirts, you might let customers add up to 3 shirts of that one color they picked (e.g., 3 red shirts).

It's all about giving customers smart choices to build their ideal pack!
 

Yes, your customers can order multiple Mix & Match boxes!
Push Bundle is designed to give your customers flexibility — they can add more than one Mix & Match bundle to their cart based on the rules you set.

Here's how it works:

• Each Mix & Match box is treated as a separate bundle.
  
  
• Customers can customize and add multiple packs with different combinations.
  
  
• Quantity restrictions and limits (if set) will apply per bundle.
  
  

Example:

If you’ve set up a bundle where customers must select 5 items to complete one box, they can:

• Create one box with 5 items and add it to the cart.
  
  
• Then create another set with a different combination and add it again.
  
  

This way, customers can mix products, enjoy bundle pricing, and still purchase in bulk — all in one seamless shopping experience.
 

Mix & Match is a powerful feature in Push Bundle that allows customers to build their own custom bundles by selecting different variants or products, all within the rules you set.

Key Highlights:

• Customers can choose from multiple products or variants in a bundle.
  
  
• You can set minimum and maximum quantity limits per product or pack.
  
  
• Perfect for creating flexible bundle deals while still maintaining control over order rules.
  
  

Example Use Case:

Let’s say you sell candles in different scents. With Mix & Match, you can:

• Let customers choose any 4 candles from a group of 10 options.
  
  
• Set rules like “at least 1 of each scent” or “no more than 2 of any single type.” 

If your Mix & Match bundle is not showing up on the product page, don’t worry! This can happen due to a few common reasons. Please go through the checklist below to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Bundle Is Not Activated

• Go to your Push Bundle dashboard.
  
  
• Make sure the bundle status is active.
  
  
• If it’s still in draft or paused, it won’t appear on your store.

3. Theme Integration Is Incomplete

• Some themes may require manual placement or adjustment.
  
  
• Go to Theme Integration settings in the app and ensure Push BundleBlock is added in your current theme

5. Caching or Delay

• After saving, changes might take a few seconds to reflect.
  
  
• Try clearing your browser cache or viewing in an incognito window.