Are you a buyer looking for more information? Read our article on buying with bundle discounts
Bundle discounts are a simple way to offer savings when buyers purchase multiple items from you in one order. You can set up different discount percentages for purchases of 2, 3 or more of the same item or a mix and match of items.
How bundle discounts works
The decision on which items are included or excluded from bundle discounts is entirely up to you. When you set up the bundle discount feature, buyers see the discounts you offer while browsing a listing and in your shop or profile. The bundle discount prompts will show the percentage discounts you offer. The cash amount the buyer pays will be clear at checkout.
You don’t need to do anything to calculate the discount or confirm it’s applied.
Setting up bundle discounts
There are a number of ways to turn on bundle discounts and set up simple rules for the discounts you offer, the items you’re including, and items you wish to exclude.
To add bundle discounts on the eBay app:
- Sign into the eBay app.
- Tap the Selling page and then the Bundles icon.
- From there, choose your discount percentage for 2, 3, and 4+ items and select which listings are included.
You can also access bundle discounts through My eBay:
- Go to your Account page.
- Select Selling.
- Select Bundle discounts.
- From there, choose your discount percentage for 2, 3, and 4+ items and select which listings are included.
Follow this link to set up bundle discounts in My eBay - opens in new window or tab directly.
Here's how to access bundle discounts from your Seller Hub:
- Go to Seller Hub.
- Select Active listings.
- In the Actions menu, select Add or Review Discounts.
- From there, choose your discount percentage for 2, 3, and 4+ items and select which listings are included.
Follow this link to set up bundle discounts in Seller Hub - opens in new window or tab directly.
How returns work
If a buyer returns part of an order that qualified for a bundle discount, we recalculate the price based on the items they keep.
ExampleYou offer bundle discounts as follows:
- Buy 2 items, get 20% off
- Buy 3 items, get 30% off
|
Step |
What happens |
Amount |
|
1. Items purchased |
Buyer purchases 3 items at £10 each |
£30.00 |
|
2. Bundle discount applied |
3-item bundle discount is 30% off (£3 off each item) |
Buyer pays £21.00 (£7 each) |
|
3. Buyer returns 1 item |
Buyer keep 2 items |
— |
|
4. Bundle discount is recalculated |
Since the buyer now keeps 2 items, the order qualifies for the 2-item bundle discount instead |
2 items = £16.00 (£8 each) |
|
5. Refund is calculated |
Original payment (£21.00) − New total for the 2 items kept (£16.00) |
Refund = £5.00 |
Why isn't the refund £7?
The buyer no longer qualifies for the 3-item discount after returning an item. Their order is recalculated using the discount that applies to the 2 items they keep.
eBay calculates this refund automatically. You don't need to review or approve the calculation.
Tip
You can set up different discount percentages for purchases of 2, 3 or more of the same item or for a mix and match of items.