Amazon doesn't provide functionality on Seller Central to create Product Bundles directly. However, some sellers create bundles by listing them as their own unique ASINs. These bundles work similarly to packs, where the seller combines different products into one offering. As an example, if a seller has chosen to create child ASINs, distinguishing them by using a "size" variant name, this will allow them to effectively create a bundle without relying on virtual bundle functionality. Keep in mind that this workaround is commonly used to offer bundled products on Amazon.

You can reprice a product bundle, but there are a few considerations. If the bundle is created by generating child ASINs, like in the example provided, with the "size" variant used to differentiate them within the bundle, then all you need to do is enable synchronous pricing (which is necessary in this case). Ensure that the reference price of the bundle is set to be at least x% below the sum of the reference prices of the individual ASINs.

However, if the bundle isn't structured this way, and it lacks child ASINs, we can still explore implementing some form of synchronous pricing at the parent ASIN level. But please keep in mind that we'll only proceed with this if it's a priority for you.