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This is the one price a customer pays for the whole package. You set it yourself. It isn’t calculated from the services inside — that’s the point of a package. You decide what a block of your work is worth when someone commits to it all at once. Open a package from Settings → Catalogue → Bundles, then select Pricing.
Set the price before you add items. Each item takes a share of this total, and the portal checks your shares against it.

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Work out the price

Start from what the same work costs bought one at a time, then decide what discount earns you the upfront payment.
Ten 60-minute lessons at 85each=∗∗85 each = **850** Package price: **765∗∗—a10765** — a 10% discount, 85 saved
10–20% is the usual range. Below that customers don’t feel it; above it you’re giving away margin you didn’t need to.

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The details

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Price (incl. GST)

What the customer pays, tax included. Type what you want them to see; the portal shows the tax portion underneath. This price appears on the package card, in the price box on the package page, in the cart, and in Google results.

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Strike-through price

The “was” price, shown crossed out. This is how you make the saving visible. Put the full price of buying it separately here — $850 in the example above. Your customer then sees:
  • On the package card: a **“Save 85"∗∗badgeinthecorner,and85"** badge in the corner, and 850 crossed out above $765.
  • On the package page: 850crossedoutbesidetheprice,and∗∗"Yousave850 crossed out beside the price, and **"You save 85”** underneath in green.
That saving line is the strongest argument on the page, and it only appears if you fill this in.
It’s for display only — nothing is calculated from it. It’s ignored unless it’s higher than the real price, so you can’t accidentally advertise a saving that isn’t there.

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Tax rate

No Tax (0%) or 10% GST, for the package as a whole. Set it to match the services inside. Change it after you’ve set the price and the amount your customer pays changes, because prices are stored excluding tax — so check the price straight afterwards.

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The price summary

Below the fields, a summary shows the final price, the crossed-out price, and the tax split so you can check it at a glance. It’s also where you’ll see this warning:
Bundle items are not fully allocated. See the Items tab to balance unit prices.
That is not a suggestion.
While that warning is showing, the package is hidden from your website. It won’t appear in any category, its page returns “not found”, and nobody can add it to a cart.It clears when the shares you gave each item add up to exactly this package price.
This is the number one reason a package doesn’t appear on the website after it’s been set up. If you can’t find a new package on your site, come back to this tab and check for that warning first.