We are using WPC Product Bundles for WooCommerce on multiple WooCommerce stores, and a recurring request has come directly from our customers.
Customer request
Customers - Customers would like the ability to modify bundle contents themselves in the cart or during checkout, for example:
Remove a product from a bundle
Replace one bundled product with another
Adjust quantities of bundled items
Slightly customize the bundle without returning to the product page
Currently, bundle contents are fixed once added to cart, which makes bundles feel rigid in situations where customers expect flexibility.
Current limitation
At the moment:
Bundle items are treated as static child products once added to cart
Customers cannot adjust bundle composition without removing the entire bundle
Even small changes require creating multiple bundle variants or separate bundle products
This often leads to abandoned carts or unnecessary support requests.
What would solve this
Ideally, one or more of the following:
A setting that allows bundle items to be editable in cart / checkout
Hooks or filters to enable programmatic control of bundle contents at cart level
An option to define bundles as “editable” vs “fixed”
Official documentation for any existing internal methods related to bundle item handling in cart
Why this matters
From a merchant’s and customer’s perspective:
Bundles are often used as “recommended sets”, not strict packages
Products go out of stock or change
Customers expect modern WooCommerce stores to allow small adjustments without friction
Having editable bundles would significantly improve UX and reduce the need to create many nearly-identical bundle products.
If this functionality already exists in some form, we would greatly appreciate guidance or documentation.
If not, we would love to know whether this is something you might consider adding in future versions of the plugin.
Thank you for your time and for maintaining a great plugin.
Thank you for the detailed description of the problem.
We plan to add an Edit button to the bundle product in the shopping cart so buyers can return to the bundle page and change their options. This is similar to how we implemented it for the Composite plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wpc-composite-products/
That feature will be implemented in the next official plugin update.
Hey WPClever team,
We are using WPC Product Bundles for WooCommerce on multiple WooCommerce stores, and a recurring request has come directly from our customers.
Customer requestCustomers - Customers would like the ability to modify bundle contents themselves in the cart or during checkout, for example:
Currently, bundle contents are fixed once added to cart, which makes bundles feel rigid in situations where customers expect flexibility.
Current limitationAt the moment:
This often leads to abandoned carts or unnecessary support requests.
What would solve thisIdeally, one or more of the following:
- A setting that allows bundle items to be editable in cart / checkout
- Hooks or filters to enable programmatic control of bundle contents at cart level
- An option to define bundles as “editable” vs “fixed”
- Official documentation for any existing internal methods related to bundle item handling in cart
Why this mattersFrom a merchant’s and customer’s perspective:
Having editable bundles would significantly improve UX and reduce the need to create many nearly-identical bundle products.
If this functionality already exists in some form, we would greatly appreciate guidance or documentation. If not, we would love to know whether this is something you might consider adding in future versions of the plugin.
Thank you for your time and for maintaining a great plugin.
Cheers, Niko
Hi Niko,
Thank you for the detailed description of the problem.
We plan to add an Edit button to the bundle product in the shopping cart so buyers can return to the bundle page and change their options. This is similar to how we implemented it for the Composite plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wpc-composite-products/
That feature will be implemented in the next official plugin update.
Best regards,
Dustin