BundleBoost adds a frequently bought together box to any WooCommerce product page, lets you build product bundle offers with automatic discounts, and tracks the extra revenue each bundle generates — no coding required.
Get BundleBoost Pro — $5/mo Get BundleBoostA WooCommerce product bundle is a group of products a merchant offers together, usually at a discount, to increase the average order value of a single checkout. The two most common patterns are a frequently bought together widget on the product page (Amazon-style: "customers who bought this also bought") and a fixed bundle deal where a main product is sold with one or more add-ons at a set discount.
Store owners build product bundles for three reasons: to clear slow-moving inventory by pairing it with a bestseller, to raise perceived value without discounting the hero product directly, and to shorten the path from "one item in cart" to "three items in cart" without extra ad spend. Because WooCommerce ships with no native bundling feature, every store that wants this behavior needs a plugin — which is exactly the gap BundleBoost fills.
Open any product's edit screen, click the BundleBoost tab, and search your catalog for products to bundle with it — the same product-search WooCommerce already uses for cross-sells.
Choose a percentage or fixed-amount discount that applies automatically to the cart the moment the main product and its add-ons are both present.
A "Frequently bought together" box appears on the product page automatically, with checkboxes, a live running total, and one-click add-to-cart for the whole bundle.
BundleBoost counts bundles added and sums the extra revenue from add-on line items on every paid order, so you can see the average-order-value impact without a separate analytics tool.
Most WooCommerce product bundle plugins on the market lock the frequently-bought-together widget, the discount engine, and reporting all behind a single paid tier. BundleBoost's free plan is fully functional for stores running small bundles (up to two add-ons), so you can prove the average-order-value lift before paying anything. The plugin stores bundle configuration as standard product meta — no custom database tables, no external service calls — so it stays fast and stays compatible as WooCommerce updates.
Installation takes under five minutes: install the plugin, open a product, add a BundleBoost tab entry, and the "frequently bought together" box appears on the storefront immediately. There is no theme editing and no shortcode to place manually.
A frequently bought together for WooCommerce widget is one of the highest-converting upsell placements on a product page, because it copies the pattern shoppers already trust from Amazon: "customers who bought this also bought" shown right next to the product they're about to add to cart. BundleBoost renders this box automatically under the product summary — no manual product-page edits, no shortcodes to paste into a template.
You choose which products appear as add-ons for each main product (or let BundleBoost suggest based on past order history on Pro), set the bundle discount, and the widget goes live immediately. Because the offer sits at the point of decision rather than in a cart pop-up or a follow-up email, frequently bought together offers on WooCommerce typically convert at a meaningfully higher rate than post-purchase upsells — shoppers see the extra value before they've committed to checkout, not after.
Beyond a single frequently-bought-together box, BundleBoost's Pro plan adds a product recommendation engine for WooCommerce that surfaces cross-sell and upsell suggestions based on real order data, not a manually curated list you have to maintain. Recommendations can be placed on the product page, in the cart, or on the order-confirmation screen — wherever a merchant wants a second look at complementary items.
Because the recommendation logic runs on standard product meta and order history already stored by WooCommerce, there's no external service call and no added page-load latency. Store owners get the average-order-value benefit of a dedicated product recommendation plugin without adding another database table or another vendor dependency to the stack.
Does BundleBoost work with any WooCommerce theme? Yes — the bundle box renders via the standard woocommerce_after_single_product_summary hook, so it appears correctly on any theme built for WooCommerce.
Can I bundle a product with more than one add-on? Yes on Pro (unlimited); the free plan supports up to two add-ons per bundle.
Does the discount apply automatically? Yes — once the main product and at least one add-on are in the cart together, BundleBoost applies the discount as a cart-level adjustment. No coupon code needed.
Is there a setup fee? No. Start on the free plan and upgrade to Pro only if you need unlimited add-ons, fixed discounts, or analytics.
Does BundleBoost support frequently bought together on WooCommerce? Yes — it's the plugin's core feature. The frequently-bought-together box renders automatically on the product page and is available on both the free and Pro plans (Pro adds unlimited add-ons and order-history-based suggestions).
Can I show product recommendations in the cart, not just the product page? Yes on Pro — product recommendations can be placed on the product page, cart, or order-confirmation screen, all driven by the same order-history data.