Where Classic based its pricing on the items in the bundle, Customize bases its pricing on a fixed value you set yourself. With Customize, you also create different options of products for your customers to choose from each to create their final bundle. You, as the merchant, get to decide what products go into each group and how many customers can choose from each.

So give your bundle a name, set a price, and optionally, a description for your customers’ information.

In the next section, click Choose Products to bring up a pop-up where you can select your products you want to offer.

As an example, this bundle will be for apparel, more specifically for shirts and shorts. Name the option label, then set the quantity of products that can be chosen from, which here will be 1.

So this first bundle option is dedicated to shirts. Then click to add another option, name it, set the quantity again, then select the appropriate products, in this case, shorts.

You can preview how your bundle configuration will look like using the Preview section.

Finally, set your bundle’s status. Set it to Active if you want to offer it right away. Or, if you want to have it configured but offered at a later date, set it to Draft. You can always come back to this section later and set it to active when you are ready.

Hit Save in the upper-right to set your bundle.

Copy the name of your bundle, then search for it in your storefront. As you can see, the Customize bundle has been created displaying all of your set parameters.

To test it, simply click any combination of products from the different options, then go to the checkout page. The price you set during configuration will be what your customers will be paying, here $30.