# Where your bundle shows

> Which product pages offer the bundle, what shoppers see when a page has several, the bundle’s own page, and showing a bundle anywhere with a block or shortcode.

Source: https://nanflows.com/resources/woocommerce-bundles-where-to-show
Published: 2026-10-12 · Updated: 2026-10-12
By: Nanflows team
About: Nanflows Bundles (https://nanflows.com/products/nanflows-bundle)

## 1. See where a bundle shows

At the top of **1. Products**, **Shows on** lists the product pages and categories that offer the bundle. Click **Change pages** to change them.

![See where a bundle shows](https://nanflows.com/img/docs/woocommerce-bundles/where-shows-on.jpg)

## 2. Pick product pages

On the **Products** tab, click the box and add product pages. The bundle shows only on the pages you pick here, not on the pages of the other products inside it, and shoppers can still buy the product alone. Click **Done** when finished.

![Pick product pages](https://nanflows.com/img/docs/woocommerce-bundles/where-pages.jpg)

## 3. Or pick whole categories

On the **Categories** tab, tick categories. The bundle shows on the page of every product in them, and in the categories under them. Products you add to them later get it too.

![Or pick whole categories](https://nanflows.com/img/docs/woocommerce-bundles/where-categories.jpg)

## 4. “Frequently bought together” shows on its main product

It always shows on the main product’s page. You can add other pages if you like.

## 5. Several bundles on one product page

By default a product page offers one bundle. In **Settings → Product Page**, **Most bundles shown on one product page** allows up to three; shoppers then pick one from a list. The order follows the Bundles list: drag bundles there to change it. When you pick a page that is already full, the editor tells you.

![Several bundles on one product page](https://nanflows.com/img/docs/woocommerce-bundles/settings-product-page.jpg)

## 6. Give a bundle its own page

Turn on **Also give this bundle its own page** in **1. Products**. The page shows only this bundle, in your theme’s design, at the bundle’s link. Put a heading or a banner at the top in **3. Name & text** (see [Name, text and picture](https://nanflows.com/resources/woocommerce-bundles-name-text-and-picture)). “Frequently bought together” offers belong on their product’s page, so they have no page of their own.

![Give a bundle its own page](https://nanflows.com/img/docs/woocommerce-bundles/where-ownpage.jpg)

## 7. The bundle’s own page on a computer…

Your banner, the description, and the bundle with its Add to cart button.

![The bundle’s own page on a computer…](https://nanflows.com/img/docs/woocommerce-bundles/ownpage-desktop.jpg)

## 8. …and on a phone

Phones show the phone banner if you added one, otherwise the computer banner.

![…and on a phone](https://nanflows.com/img/docs/woocommerce-bundles/ownpage-phone.jpg)

## 9. Show a bundle anywhere: the Bundle block

In the block editor of any page or post, add the **Bundle** block (in the WooCommerce group) and choose the bundle. It shows the bundle with its products, prices and an Add Bundle to Cart button.

## 10. Or use the shortcode

In page builders and classic pages, paste the shortcode with the bundle’s ID. The ID is the number after `id=` in the address bar when you edit the bundle.

```
[nanflows_bundle id="123"]
```

## 11. Also list bundles in the shop (optional)

By default a bundle is not listed in the shop, categories, search or sitemap, and its link takes shoppers to the product page that offers it. In **Settings → General**, **Where bundles appear** → **Also as its own product in the shop** lists every bundle like any other product.

![Also list bundles in the shop (optional)](https://nanflows.com/img/docs/woocommerce-bundles/settings-general.jpg)