Check bundle contents before choosing a discount

A useful bundle has a clear purpose and accurate contents. A lower price is not proof of higher profit.

Reviewed 2026-09-23 · Original editorial checklist · Examples are synthetic

Scenario: two products priced at 4 and 6 in the same currency total 10. A 20% discount gives a bundle price of 8 before fees, refunds and costs. This is arithmetic, not a demand forecast.

1. Select products you own that serve a coherent classroom use. List the included files and activities.
2. Identify repeated pages and near-duplicate activities. Identical labels can be deduplicated, but file content requires human inspection.
3. Confirm that prices share one currency and date. Compare the standalone total with a clearly labeled discount scenario.
4. Write a contents list from the actual selected products. Do not count the same activity twice or imply the bundle covers a standard you have not checked.

Before you move on

Would a buyer understand the difference between this bundle and buying its products separately?

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