Wp Get Paid - Bundles

WP GetPaid Bundles (often searched as "Wp Get Paid - Bundles") refers to the premium pricing model and specific "Buy Now" features of the GetPaid plugin (formerly known as Invoice Ninja for WordPress).

GetPaid is a lightweight, non-WooCommerce alternative for handling payments, invoicing, and digital sales. When people refer to "Bundles" in this context, they are usually talking about one of two things: the Pricing Bundle (access to all add-ons) or the Product Bundling feature.

1. The "All-Access" Bundle (Pricing)

The most common reference to "Bundles" is the GetPaid Premium Bundle. Instead of buying individual extensions (like Stripe, PDF Invoices, or Subscriptions) separately, the developers (AyeCode) offer a single license that includes:

All Premium Gateways: Stripe, PayPal Pro, Authorize.net, Square, etc.

All Functional Add-ons: PDF Invoices, Sales Funnels, Wallet, Item Inventory, and EU VAT management.

Pricing: Typically around $199/year for a 1-year pass that includes all current and future add-ons released during that period.

2. Product Bundling Feature

Within the plugin itself, there is a "Bundle" capability for selling items. This allows you to group multiple digital products or services into a single "Buy Now" button.

Fixed Bundles: You sell Products A, B, and C together for a single price.

Selection Bundles: You give the user a list of items, and they can check the boxes for the ones they want to purchase in a single transaction.

Variable Pricing: Bundles can also be set up with "Name Your Price" (donations) or subscription-based models.

Key Advantages of GetPaid Bundles

No WooCommerce Bloat: If you only want to sell a few service packages or digital downloads, GetPaid is much faster and lighter than setting up a full WooCommerce store.

Invoicing Focus: Unlike standard e-commerce, GetPaid is built on an "Invoicing" logic. Every bundle purchase automatically generates a professional invoice.

Sales Funnels: The bundle pricing often includes the Sales Funnels add-on, which lets you create "Order Bumps" (e.g., "Add this $10 ebook to your bundle?") directly on the checkout page.

Is it right for you?

Choose GetPaid Bundles if: You are a freelancer, agency, or digital creator who needs to send invoices and sell simple "packages" of services without the complexity of a cart-based system.

Avoid if: You have a massive catalog of physical goods (100+ items), as WooCommerce is better suited for traditional retail inventory.

Would you like me to show you how to create a "Selectable Bundle" where customers pick their own services from a list?