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Creating a Bundle Growth+This feature requires the Growth+ plan or higher

A bundle groups several things into one package the customer books in a single go — usually at a better price than booking each piece separately. A bundle can mix:

  • Rentals — e.g. a mountain bike, a kayak, a tent.
  • Experiences — a guided tour or lesson (Growth+, if you run experiences).
  • Store add-ons — physical extras like wax or a dry bag (if you run a store).

A bundle that holds an experience is a mixed bundle — see Rental + Experience Bundles for that flavor. This page covers building a bundle from the start.

Opening the Bundles page​

  1. Go to Rentals → Bundles in the left sidebar. (Bundles also appear under Experiences and Store in the sidebar — same page, pre-filtered.)
  2. You'll see your bundles listed with their Type (Rental, Experience, Store, or Mixed), how many Items they hold, their status, and their price.

The Bundles listing page with type tabs, a status filter, and the Arrange order button.

Step 1 — Create the bundle​

  1. Click + Add Bundle in the top-right corner. The Add new bundle panel slides out.
  2. Enter a Bundle Name (required) — for example, "Adventure Weekend Pack".
  3. Optionally add a Short Description and a Full Description. The green AI Generate buttons can write both for you — once the bundle has items, the AI even reads what's inside to describe it.
  4. Optionally upload a Bundle Image (max 500 kB, recommended 500×500 px). No image? The bundle automatically shows a tidy collage of its items' photos.
  5. Choose How is it priced?
    • Add up the items (with deals) — the price is each item totaled for the customer's dates, minus any deals you set. Best when the price depends on how long they rent.
    • One set price — a single flat price for the whole bundle, whatever the customer picks.
  6. Click Create Bundle. You land on the Bundle Detail page.

The Add new bundle panel with the name, descriptions, image, and "How is it priced?" fields.

Step 2 — Add what's in the bundle​

The Bundle Detail page has three tabs: Details, What's included, and Bookings. Building happens on What's included, using two buttons:

  • Add standard inclusion — something every customer gets (e.g. a dry bag that always comes with the pack). Pick the kind from the dropdown — rental, experience, or store add-on (only the kinds you run show up).
  • Add a customer choice (pick one) — a group of alternatives the customer chooses one of (e.g. "pick your watercraft: Single Kayak or Tandem Kayak"). Name the choice in plain words the customer will read.

The "What's included" builder with the Add standard inclusion and Add a customer choice buttons.

Add as many inclusions and choices as you like. A bundle needs at least 2 items before customers can book it.

Set the rental length​

For each rental in the bundle, choose how long it's rented for:

  • Customer picks when booking — they choose the length at checkout, just like a normal rental.
  • You set the length — you define the exact lengths offered (e.g. 30 minutes, 2 hours, 1 day) and they pick from those.
Set the length once for a "pick one" choice

On a "pick one" group, a How long is it rented for? control sits at the top of the group — set it once and every option in the choice inherits it, so you don't repeat it on each item. Need one item to differ? Open that option and set a different length just for it (a Use the group's length link puts it back to following the group).

Sell an item only in a bundle​

Each rental in the bundle has a Can also be booked on its own switch. Turn it off and the item disappears from your booking site, POS, and app as a standalone rental — customers can only get it by booking this bundle (or any other bundle it's in).

A bundle item row with the "Can also be booked on its own" switch highlighted.

Use it for gear you only offer as part of a package — say a helmet that always ships with the bike pack, or an accessory kit that isn't worth renting alone.

  • The same switch lives on the product's own page as Offer as a rental — they're one and the same setting.
  • Turning it off never touches existing bookings, and every bundle holding the item keeps selling it.
  • Flip it back on any time to offer the item on its own again.

Put a deal on a rental​

If you chose Add up the items (with deals) pricing, each item gets a Bundle discount % field — rentals, experiences, and store add-ons alike. Set the percentage off, and on a rental with fixed lengths you can set a different discount per length (e.g. 20% off a 2-hour hire, 15% off a 4-hour hire). Leave an item blank to keep it at full price.

For a "pick one" choice, set Discount for any choice once at the top of the group and every option inherits it — then override just one option if you want a different rate for it.

Customers see the saving, never the percentage

The percentage you type stays behind the scenes. Customers only ever see the bundle total and the dollars they save (e.g. "Save $54").

Step 3 — Price, security hold, and photo (Details tab)​

On the Details tab you can, all inline:

  • Edit the description — click to edit, it saves as you go.
  • Edit pricing — switch between "Add up the items" and "One set price".
  • Set the security hold — either add up each item's hold, or take one flat hold for the whole bundle (one pre-authorization instead of several).
  • Set a cancellation policy — by default a bundle uses the strictest policy among its items; you can override it here.
  • Upload a photo — or leave it on the auto collage.

Bundle availability​

A bundle is only bookable when all the items the customer picks are available for their dates — the right gear is in stock, and any experience has an upcoming time. If a chosen piece is sold out (or an experience has no upcoming departures), the bundle can't be added until the customer picks an available option.