Best for loyal customers who don't visit often enough to justify a subscription, but want to commit to a pack of sessions at a lower price.
Bundles are sold from the same top-nav page as gift vouchers. The customer pays once, gets a number of session credits, and applies them at checkout until the bundle runs out or expires. Under the hood a bundle is a voucher with a session count, so you get all the same redemption controls as a regular voucher.
When to use it
- Short-term loyalty. A 10-session bundle valid for three months is a softer commitment than a rolling membership.
- Pre-paid packs as a discount. Sell 10 sessions for the price of 8 to encourage upfront payment.
- Course or programme pricing. A 6-week beginner course can be sold as a 6-session bundle limited to that template.
Settings
- Sessions included - The number of session credits in the bundle.
- Bundle price - What the customer pays.
- Original price - Optional. Shown crossed-out on the purchase page to highlight the saving.
- Limit by session type - Restrict the bundle to specific session templates. Useful for course bundles or single-class passes. A session you saved without a name is listed as No name with its days, length and capacity underneath, so you can tell your unnamed sessions apart.
- Limit when this bundle can be redeemed - Set an expiry in months from the purchase date. After this point unused credits are gone.
- Limit by session date - Credits only cover sessions on or before a fixed date. Useful for a summer pass or programme that ends on a known date.
- Limit total bundles sold - A sales cap. Once hit, the bundle stops selling. Good for early-bird offers.