1. Create the preset
Go to Cart Presets → Add New Preset. Give it a title. The slug fills itself in from the title as you type, and the slug is what appears in the link — “Starter Kit” becomesstarter-kit. You can edit the slug directly if you want something shorter.
The internal description is for your team. Customers never see it.
2. Add items
In the Items card, click Add store product and pick a product. Repeat for each one you want in the set. For a variable product, the picker asks you to choose the variation. Every attribute has to be answered — a preset has nobody to ask at cart time, so “Any” is not an option here. Expand a row to set:- Quantity — how many of this item the link adds.
- A per-item discount — a percentage, a fixed amount off, or a flat price that replaces the product’s own.
- Quantity rules — whether the customer may change the amount in the cart, and between what bounds.
3. Set the price
Each item can carry its own discount, and the preset as a whole can carry one on top. Turn on Additional discount and choose:
Target total is the useful one for a kit: you name the price you advertised and the plugin works out the discount.
The Pricing summary on the right recalculates as you type, and it shows the same numbers the customer’s cart will. If they disagree, that is a bug — they are pinned to each other by a shared test fixture.
4. Check the health panel
Below the summary, Health checks asks about a dozen questions of the preset and answers each one. A warning is something that will work but may not be what you meant. A failure blocks the save — a variation with an unanswered attribute, a discount switched on with no amount, no items at all. Click any check to jump to the control it is about.5. Save and share
Click Save preset. The Preset link card fills in with the live URL:A preset goes live the moment you save it with the status switch on. There is no separate publish step. If you want it built now and selling later, that is a schedule.
6. Try it yourself
Open the link in a private window, so you arrive as a customer rather than as yourself. You should land on the cart with the three items in it, each carrying a Part of preset label, and the total matching what the editor quoted.What to read next
Where customers land
Send them to the cart, to checkout, or to a page of your own
Cart behaviour
What the link does to a cart that already has things in it
Cart notices and wording
Rewrite every sentence a customer reads
Purchase limits
Cap how many times a preset can be claimed