BundleBoss vs the Woo bundle stack

One plugin instead of three, and your customer configures every unit.

On woocommerce.com, bundling is three separate paid extensions: Product Bundles, Mix and Match and Composite Products, $317 a year together. BundleBoss does all three jobs in one plugin, with a real free version, and it lets shoppers set the size, colour and options of every unit, for $99 a year.

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At a glance

Feature by feature.

"Woo bundle stack" means Product Bundles, Mix and Match and Composite Products together. Green is there and works the way most stores need, amber is partial or split across extensions.

FeatureBundleBossWoo bundle stack
What it costs to do all of this, one site, per year✓Free to start. $99 a year for BundleBoss Pro, which covers every row below.–Product Bundles $79, Mix and Match $89, Composite Products $149: $317 a year for all three.Source: woocommerce.com/products/product-bundles
One plugin, or three✓Deal packs, mix and match, build-a-box and kits all in one plugin on one engine.✕Three separate paid extensions on woocommerce.com: Product Bundles and Composite Products (by Woo) and Mix and Match (by Backcourt Development).Source: woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-mix-and-match-products
A free version✓A complete free plugin on WordPress.org. Build a real configurable bundle before you pay a penny.✕All three extensions are paid only.Source: woocommerce.com/products/product-bundles
Customer configures every unit (size, colour, options per unit)✓Ten T-shirts, each its own size and colour, or a box where every item is configured independently. Bought as one order.–Product Bundles asks for one variation per bundled item; a shop can add the same product as several items. Mix and Match lets a shopper take variations by quantity, so 3 in M and 2 in L.Source: woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-mix-and-match-products
Build-a-box / mix and match✓Fill a box from a pool with a target size and per-product limits, with a live count and total. In Pro.–Mix and Match, a separate $89 a year extension, is built for it; Product Bundles offers pick-and-mix boxes with a minimum and maximum number of items.Source: woocommerce.com/products/product-bundles
Frequently bought together, buy X get Y, gift mode✓All built in, on the same engine. Frequently bought together and Buy X, get Y on any product are free. Buy X get Y across a bundle and gift mode are Pro.–Product Bundles adds Frequently Bought Together recommendations and bulk quantity discounts. Buy X get Y and gift mode are not listed.Source: woocommerce.com/products/product-bundles

Competitor details from the three extensions’ pages on woocommerce.com, checked 29 October 2026, with the source named on each row. Prices are woocommerce.com's own for one site, before VAT, checked the same day, in the currency you pick. Feature sets change, so tell us if anything here is out of date.

The differences

Three that matter most.

One plugin, not three

Deal packs, mix and match, build-a-box and kits from one team on one engine, so they never fight in the cart and you licence one thing, not three.

Configure every unit

Each unit gets its own size, colour and options, add-ons included. Team kit, gift boxes and size-run orders finally work the way customers expect.

Free to start, correct to the penny

Build a real bundle free, and every price and fee is added through WooCommerce’s own tax so the total is the same on the page, in the cart and on the order.

Why shops choose BundleBoss.

Three extensions cost $317 a year. BundleBoss is one plugin at $99 a year: deal packs, mix and match, build-a-box, kits, frequently bought together, buy X get Y and gift mode, and every unit gets its own size, colour and options. Start free, build a real bundle today, and pay only when you want the rest. Install BundleBoss free and build your first bundle in a few minutes.

Questions

Common questions.

Is BundleBoss a free alternative to WooCommerce Product Bundles?

Yes. BundleBoss has a genuinely complete free version on WordPress.org that builds a configurable bundle your customers assemble and buy as one order. Woo Product Bundles is a paid extension, and mix-and-match and composite products are two more paid extensions on top. BundleBoss does all three jobs in one plugin: fixed bundles are free, and build-a-box and customer-picked kits are in Pro.

What can BundleBoss do that the official bundle extensions cannot?

Let a customer configure every unit, options included. In a BundleBoss bundle a shopper sets the size, colour and options of each unit, so ten team T-shirts each come in their own size, or a gift box has every item chosen independently, and buys the lot as one order. Product Bundles asks for one variation per bundled item, and Mix and Match lets a shopper take variations by quantity; BundleBoss also carries options and add-ons on each unit.

Will it charge the right tax and avoid overselling?

Yes. Prices and fees are added through WooCommerce’s own pricing and tax, correct whether your prices are entered inclusive or exclusive of VAT, and component stock is validated while configuring and at checkout so a bundle cannot sell what you do not have.

Does BundleBoss work with WooCommerce Subscriptions?

Not yet. Product Bundles and Mix and Match list WooCommerce Subscriptions among the extensions they work with. If a bundle sold on subscription is what you need, tell us: we build from what shop owners ask for.

Bundle the way customers expect.

One plugin, free to start, where every unit is configured and every total is correct. Add AddOnBoss for personalisation and the box builds itself.

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