The bundle that gets a merchant into trouble
Almost every bundle implementation — app or theme — prints a bundle price. It sums the products, applies your percentage, and shows "£210, save £35".
That figure is a guess. Shopify evaluates the discount at checkout, against combination rules with other discounts, customer segments, minimum subtotals, usage limits and dates that the product page has no access to. When the guess is wrong in the shopper's favour you absorb it. When it is wrong the other way, a customer who was shown £210 is asked for £245 at the till, and that is a refund and a complaint rather than a sale.
This section was close to being cut for exactly that reason. What kept it is that the arithmetic is the part you can remove without removing the feature.

Each product's own price, never summed
What is left is the part that was doing the work
Take the money out of a bundle and three things remain, all of them real:
- Your grouping, presented as a group. You know that the chore jacket, the belt and the heavyweight tee go together. Nothing on a Shopify storefront says so by default.
- One press that adds all of it. Three products is otherwise three add-to-carts, three drawer animations and three chances to change your mind. This is the friction the feature actually removes, and it survives having no price attached.
- Each product's own price, straight from Shopify, never added up.
The saving still exists. It appears in the cart, where it comes from Shopify's own line-level discount data — the same place the quantity tiers put theirs.
What it will not do
It will not tell a shopper they saved money before the cart can prove it. It will not print a "was" price. It will not report that it added three products when it added two — an item that could not be added is named rather than quietly dropped, because a cart that is smaller than the button implied is a worse outcome than an error message.
If you want a bundle price rendered on the product page, this theme will not do it, and no setting turns it on. That is a real limitation and it is the same rule the countdown timers and the star ratings fall under.
Which edition
Pro. See the pricing page for the full list of what each edition contains — it is generated from the build, so it cannot promise a section the zip does not have.