> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://broadcast.presidiocreative.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://broadcast.presidiocreative.com/product-theme-blocks/bundle-and-save.md). # Bundle and save The **Bundle and Save** block encourages upselling by grouping related products into a bundle with a promotional offer. You can define a single product and up to 3 additional bundle items, and display them in either a stacked or slider layout. Useful for increasing average order value, this block also supports inventory filtering, autoplay sliders, and metafield-driven cart persistence.

GIF depicting the Upsell block settings of the product pages section

Settings	Type	Description
Single product	`product`	Select a base product to feature in the bundle.
Product list	`product_list`	Choose up to 3 products to bundle with the base product.
Bundle title	`text`	Title shown above the bundle.
Show only items in stock	`checkbox`	Hides bundle products that are out of stock.
Layout	`select`	Choose between `Stacked` or `Slider` layout. Slider supports pagination styles under Layout > Appearance.
Slider
Auto-rotate slides	`checkbox`	Enables automatic sliding between bundle items.
Change slides every	`range`	Sets delay between slides (4-15 seconds).
Cart		Use metafields (`theme.bundle`, `theme.bundle_list`) to persist bundle data into the cart. Bundles without metafields will only affect the product page.
Colors
Background	`color`	Background color for the block. Set to 'Transparent' to inherit theme color scheme.
Padding
Bottom	`range`	Sets bottom spacing of the block.

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