Bundles from real data
Suggestions come from offer pairs bought together on your account, not from text generated by AI. Only active offers from the same account are paired.
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Allegro “Buy in a bundle” sets built from offer pairs bought together.
Salecare suggests bundles from offers buyers already take together. You approve the suggestion and publish it on Allegro as a bundle, without hunting for pairs by hand.
Cross-sell bundles from the Pro plan. See pricing
Offers
How Allegro “Buy in a bundle” sets are built
From suggestion to publication
You review the suggestion, set a discount and approve. The bundle goes to Allegro as a Buy together offer. You can also reject what does not fit you.
The discount under your control
The discount is 0% by default, so you give nothing away without a decision. You set it when approving, one by one or in bulk, and for a single bundle the discounted price recalculates live.
Bulk actions and a pairs preview
The "Bought together" panel shows the most frequent pairs, and bulk actions let you approve or publish many bundles at once. You scale it without clicking each item separately.
Who cross-sell bundles in Salecare are for
You sell products that go together
A duvet cover and a fitted sheet, a bath mat and the same mat in another size, a bedspread and pillowcases. The buyer often takes one item and stops. Every day Salecare computes, from your own orders, the offer pairs buyers already take together and proposes them as a bundle. You approve the ones that make sense, and the “Buy in a bundle” section appears on your offer.
You have no time to dig for pairs in reports
Finding offers bought together in an order export takes hours and goes stale quickly. Salecare does it for you every day and collects the proposals on one page. You open it, review the rows, approve or reject. The rest of the work is one click per proposal.
You run several Allegro accounts
The bundle setting belongs to the account, because a bundle is published on the offers of one specific account. Each account has its own proposals toggle, its own decision on automatic publishing and its own default discount. You can switch bundles on only where the assortment complements itself and leave the other accounts untouched.
What hand-made Allegro bundles do not give you
The Allegro panel does not suggest pairs
In the Allegro panel you assemble a bundle by hand, picking offers from memory or from your own notes. Salecare proposes pairs from real orders on your account, not from text generated by AI and not from estimates. The “Bought together” panel also shows the 25 pairs bought together most often in the last 12 months, ended offers included, so you see more than what can be published today.
A spreadsheet cannot tell you whether Allegro will accept the bundle
A bundle with an inactive offer, an offer out of stock or a B2B offer will not be published. The row in Salecare shows the “Cannot publish” chip with every reason checked on both offers, before you try. A separate filter gathers such rows in one place, so you fix the cause instead of guessing why publishing failed.
Manual work does not scale to hundreds of offers
With a few hundred offers there are too many pairs to assemble one by one. In Salecare you approve or publish many bundles at once with bulk actions, and you set the discount one by one or in bulk. When the proposals are accurate and you approve them without changes, you switch on automatic publishing and bundles go to Allegro without asking.
Bundle suggestions come from offer pairs bought together and are published as a Buy together offer on Allegro.
What you need first and what bundles will not do
A connected account and the toggle switched on
Proposals appear only after you switch on “Propose bundles from this account” in the Allegro account configuration, in the Bundles row. Without orders in Salecare there is nothing to compute pairs from, so the feature needs a synchronised sales history. Cross-sell bundles are available from the Pro plan.
One bundle per offer and active offers only
Allegro shows only one bundle on an offer and also makes bundles from your offers by itself. A Salecare bundle shows on each of its two offers that has no other bundle yet, and a pair whose two offers both carry another bundle waits until one of them is free. Only active offers of different products from the same account are paired. When one of the offers ends, the pair leaves the list, and relisting the offer brings it back.
The discount applies on allegro.pl, not everywhere
The bundle discount applies on allegro.pl. On foreign markets the bundle appears only once at least two of its offers are shared there, and it carries no discount. An offer taking part in a price-cutting campaign can still be bought in the bundle, but without this bundle’s discount.
Questions about Allegro “Buy in a bundle” sets
Where do the bundle suggestions come from?
From your own orders. Salecare looks for offers bought together and suggests them as a bundle. It is a signal from real orders, not guesswork.
Does the bundle publish automatically?
By default no. You approve every suggestion. You can enable automatic publication deliberately in the settings.
Do I have to give a discount?
No. The default discount is 0%. You set it only when you want to encourage buying the whole bundle.
What happens when a buyer returns part of the bundle?
A buyer who returns part of the bundle loses the right to the discount for taking both products. You may then reduce the refund by the difference between the price in the bundle and the price outside it. The discount dialog shows the bundle price after the discount and, when it is measured, the pair's margin after the discount.
Why does a bundle have the Failed status and what do I do with it?
The Failed status means Allegro refused the publication. Next to the pair of offers you see the reason, for example that one offer is handled by One Fulfillment and the other is not. Once the cause is gone, you publish the bundle again. The warnings shown before publishing, such as no stock or a B2B offer, prevent most of these cases.
How do I take down a bundle that does not sell?
With the “Withdraw from Allegro” action on the bundle list. The “Buy in a bundle” section then disappears from the offer page, the offers themselves stay untouched, and the bundle can be published again later. A bundle discount only eats your margin when you do not know what that margin is, so it pays to set your real costs in Salecare first.
See also
Features that work together with this one.