Combos and multibuy deals
For Shop owners & managers · 5 min read · Last reviewed 2026-08-04
“Drink and a snack for a fiver.” Meal deals and multibuys lift the average basket, but only if the till does the maths — not the cashier. A combo bundles items at a set price, applied in one tap. The retail pack even ships one to copy: a Lunch Deal (a cola and a bag of nuts).
Build a reusable combo
A combolists the items it contains and the bundle price. Build one — say a cola plus a snack at a fixed price — and it’s reusable, so a breakfast deal and a lunch deal can sit side by side and a cashier applies either with a tap.
Stock still tracks the real items
The combo sets the price, but stock decrements the actual items chosen — the cola and the nuts each come down by one. So your on-hand counts stay accurate even while you sell bundles, and you reorder against real movement, not deal counts.
Frequently asked
- Does a combo track stock for each item?
- Yes. The combo sets the bundle price, but stock decrements the actual items chosen, so your on-hand counts stay accurate.
- Can I run more than one deal at once?
- Yes. Combos are reusable, so a breakfast deal and a lunch deal live side by side and the cashier applies the right one with a tap.
- How is a combo different from a discount code?
- A combo is a fixed-price bundle of specific items. A discount code takes an amount or percentage off an order — see Discounts & promo codes for those.
Put it into practice.
Open your shop and try it live. Free until your first 100 sales — no card, keep your hardware.