Want to offer percentage-based deals, fixed discounts, or custom pricing in your bundle offers? Here's how to configure each tier's pricing.
Step 1: Open Atlas Bundler
From your Shopify admin, go to Apps > Atlas Bundler, then click the pencil icon next to the bundle you want to edit.
Step 2: Scroll to the Offer Blocks
In the bundle editor, locate your offer tiers — each block (e.g., “Buy 2, Save 10%”) represents a unique offer with its own pricing setup. You can also combine multiple offers within a single bundle to create flexible promotional opportunities. For example, a bundle can simultaneously include a 'buy 2 get 1 free' offer and a '10% off when buying three' deal, enhancing its overall appeal.
Step 3: Select a Discount Type
Click into an offer and open the Discount Type dropdown. You’ll see the following options:
Regular Price (no discount) No discount is applied — this tier will show full price.
Fixed Amount (e.g., $10 OFF) Subtracts a flat dollar amount from the total bundle price.
Percentage (e.g., 15% OFF) Applies a percentage discount to the product total.
Specific Price (e.g., $7) Overrides pricing with a fixed total for this tier, no matter the base product cost.
Buy X, Get Y Free Allows you to offer free products when customers purchase a set quantity (e.g., “Buy 2, Get 1 Free” or “Buy 3, Get 2 Free”). This mechanism ensures that any free items in promotions are accurately calculated and reflected automatically.
Bundle Products Used for bundling different items together under one fixed price (ideal for “Complete the Look” or kits). For the Specific Price option, you can set an exact total amount for the bundle, offering precision and removing dependencies on percentage or fixed-amount discounts. This is useful when you want full control over the bundle's cost regardless of item prices.
💡 Each discount type adjusts the final display pricing automatically and updates the live preview. The checkout pricing may differ from what you see in the editor view; always use the preview function to confirm that the correct discounts and promotions are applied.
Step 4: Enter the Quantity and Discount Details
Set the Quantity needed to trigger the offer
Depending on the Discount Type, enter the amount or percentage off, or the specific price
📌 For “Buy X, Get Y Free,” you’ll be prompted to define what customers receive. When customers check out with a promotional bundle, Atlas ensures that the pricing reflects all configured discounts accurately. For instance, in a 'buy 3, get 2 free' offer, only the price for three items will be charged at checkout.
Step 5: Customize the Offer’s Appearance
Enhance your offer visually with:
A Title and Subtitle (e.g., “Buy 3” + “Save Big”)
A Badge (like “Most Popular” or “Best Value”)
An optional Image to visually emphasize the deal
Step 6: Adjust Pricing Display Settings
Scroll down to the Pricing Display section to fine-tune how pricing appears:
Compare Price shows the original vs. discounted price
Price per Item breaks down cost per unit (great for volume tiers)
Step 7: Save and Publish
When everything looks good, click Save and Publish to make your updates live on your store. 💡 Keep in mind: Shopify only allows one discount code per checkout. Atlas Bundler uses a unique discount code to apply the bundle pricing, meaning customers won’t be able to stack multiple Shopify discount codes along with the bundle deal. Additionally, promotional offers might appear misleading during configuration, such as showing full prices in the editor. However, the correct bundle pricing is recalculated and presented at checkout.
Customizing Pricing Display Settings
In the bundle editor, scroll to the Pricing Display section to fine-tune how your prices appear to shoppers. These settings impact how your bundle value is communicated.
Price per item
Enabling this option will show the cost per individual item in the bundle.
Example: Instead of showing "$30 total," it will say "$10 each" for a 3-item bundle.
Use this for volume bundles or when customers are used to seeing per-unit pricing.
Compare price
Displays the original, non-discounted price alongside the discounted price.
Example: “$30” shown next to a strikethrough “$45” to highlight the savings.
Highly recommended for making your discounts more visible and compelling.
These visual pricing tweaks can help reinforce the value of your offer and increase conversions.