Discounting when customers rent multiple items together
"Rent 2, save 15%" style rules that discount a booking when it includes several items at once.
Where to find it
Pricing → Pricing rules → Bundle tab (or Pricing → Bundle discounts)
A bundle discount rule automatically reduces the price when a customer books multiple items together in one booking — for example, "rent any 2 items, save 15% on the cheaper one." This is a discount rule, different from a bundle (a package of items you list and sell as one item) — see Building a bundle.
Where to find it
Pricing → Pricing rules → Bundle tab, or hover Pricing and click Bundle discounts.
The Bundle tab in Pricing Rules
How it works
- Bundle name — a label for your own reference.
- Scope — which items the rule can apply to: any items, a specific category, or specific items you choose.
- Applies to — which units in the booking get the discount: all of them, only the cheapest unit, or only the additional units beyond the first.
- Minimum items — how many items must be in the booking before the rule fires.
- Adjustment — the size of the discount.
- Show deal badge — an optional toggle to display a badge on qualifying items on your storefront, so customers know the deal exists before they book.
Example
You create a rule: Scope "Any items," Applies to "Cheapest unit," Minimum items 2, Adjustment -15%. A customer books a $200 jet ski and a $150 kayak together. The cheaper item (the $150 kayak) gets 15% off ($22.50), so the booking's combined price is $327.50 instead of $350.
Good to know
- A bundle discount rule only looks at the items you list in it. A bundle you build in the item editor is a separate thing and does not need a rule to be priced; see Building a bundle.
- Bundle adjustments are applied after seasonal and day-of-week adjustments but before add-ons and coupons — see How a price is calculated.
Related articles
- Common questions: pricing rules, discounts and rate cardsShort answers about seasonal rules, weekday and long-rental discounts, bundle discounts, bundles (packages of items) and rate card templates, including why a rule is not applying.
- Reusable pricing templatesSave a set of rates once (hourly, half-day, full-day, multi-day, weekly) and push the same set to many items when you choose, with a preview before anything changes.
- Charging different prices by day of the weekAutomatically discount slow days or add a weekend surcharge, based on the pickup day.
- Where duration discounts live across your fleetA read-only list of every item's multi-day and multi-hour discount, so you can see them all in one place.
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