Bundles Now Show Unavailable Products, and Tell You Why

A bundle page used to quietly skip any product that was still in draft. If you were preparing a new bundle and hadn't published the products yet, shoppers landed on an empty page, and nothing in the app told you why. It looked broken, even though nothing was.

That's fixed. You'll always know whether a bundle is ready to sell, and shoppers will never hit a dead end.

You can see what's holding a bundle back

Your subscription group's product list now marks every product shoppers can't buy, so you can fix it before it costs you a sale.

The Product Bundles page also gives you a heads-up on any bundle that isn't fully ready, like "This bundle is almost ready! Its 19 products aren't available to shoppers yet (19 in draft)." One click takes you to the products that need attention. No more guessing, and no more emailing support to find out why a bundle looks empty.

Shoppers know what's coming instead of leaving

Draft and sold out products now stay on your bundle page, greyed out and marked Unavailable or Sold out. Shoppers can see your full range and come back for it, instead of assuming you don't carry it. They also can't add something that would fail at checkout, so fewer abandoned orders and confused customers.

If nothing in a bundle can be added yet, shoppers see a friendly "This bundle is almost ready" message instead of an empty page. It's a good fit for a launch you're still setting up.

Prefer to keep unavailable products out of sight? You can switch that in the bundle's settings. Showing them is the default.

Bundle pages work on more themes

We also fixed a bug where bundle pages and the subscriber portal could appear blank on themes built on Shopify's Dawn theme, which covers a lot of stores. If your bundle or portal ever loaded as an empty page, it now shows up as it should, with no changes needed on your side.