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How to Bundle Products and Sessions on One Checkout

19 October 2026

A guide on its own sells for ₹499. A guide plus a 30-minute call to apply it sells for ₹1,999, and the call is where the buyer gets the result. Bundling raises the average sale and gives buyers a clearer path, but only if they can pay once. The Viralyze app gives you two ways to do that: a bundle product with a session inside, or a booking menu with add-ons.

This article explains both, when to use which, and how to deliver each part.

What are the two ways to bundle?

The first is a bundle product. You list one product, for example "Resume Rewrite Kit + 30-min review call", at one price. The buyer pays, gets the download, and books the call with the booking link included in the delivery.

The second is a booking menu with add-ons. Your booking link lists main services and add-ons like a salon menu. A customer picks "Portfolio review, 45 min" and adds "Written feedback PDF", and the duration and price combine automatically. Payment is collected upfront.

Use the bundle product when the file is the main thing. Use the menu when the session is the main thing.

How do you set up a bundle product?

Here is the flow for a product-first bundle:

1. Create a 1:1 session in Viralyze with its duration, format (Google Meet, phone, WhatsApp call or in person) and connect Google Calendar. 2. Create a digital download for the file. 3. Create a third product, the bundle, priced for both, with the file attached and the booking link in the description and delivery. 4. Put the bundle on your link-in-bio page next to the single items. 5. Set a keyword like KIT on your reel to send the bundle checkout by Auto-DM.

Price the bundle below the sum of its parts but well above the file alone. A ₹499 file and a ₹1,999 call might bundle at ₹2,199.

How does the booking menu handle add-ons?

Each add-on has its own duration and price. When a client picks a main service and ticks add-ons, the slot length and total adjust, and Google Calendar blocks the full time. Busy events, days off and buffers are respected, and the client is invited to the calendar event with a Meet link for online sessions.

A nutrition coach's menu might look like: Initial consultation 45 min ₹1,500; add-on Custom meal plan PDF ₹700; add-on Two-week WhatsApp check-ins ₹900. One payment, one calendar event, one confirmation page where the client can add to calendar or reschedule.

Which is better for the Auto-DM?

Either works, because both have a link. A reel that teaches part of the method can say "comment KIT for the full kit and a call", and the DM sends the bundle checkout. A reel about transformations can say "comment BOOK" and the DM sends the booking menu.

A sample DM for the coach above: "Here is my booking page. Pick the consultation, add the meal plan if you want it written for you, and pay by UPI to confirm. You will get a calendar invite with the Meet link." Replies land in the Inbox with the comment attached.

How do you keep track of who bought what?

Every buyer and every booking becomes a contact in Viralyze with a source tag, so a bundle purchase and a menu booking sit in the same list. Export to CSV before your week of calls to see who has a session, what they added, and which reel brought them.

The home screen shows revenue across products and bookings over 7, 30 or 90 days, and since the platform fee is 0%, bundle pricing is not eroded by a percentage cut on the higher amount.

Frequently asked questions

**Can a bundle include a physical product?** Yes. Describe the physical item in the bundle and handle dispatch from your contacts list, with the digital part delivered immediately.

**Can clients book the bundled call at a later date?** Yes. The booking link in the delivery lets them pick any open slot, and Google Calendar sync keeps it accurate.

**Do add-ons change the session length automatically?** Yes. Duration and price combine on the booking page, and the calendar block matches the total.

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