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DepositFee Fee Strategy: Bundle with Product vs Bundle with Fees
Understand Fee Strategy in DepositFee and choose between Bundle with Product and Bundle with Fees based on checkout behavior.
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Fee Strategy controls how the fee appears at checkout for eligible products.
Available strategies
1) Bundle with Product
The fee will be bundled with the main product at checkout. The fee amount will be added to the main product's price.
2) Bundle with Fees
The fee will be displayed as a separate line item in the checkout bundled with other fees.
Quick comparison
| Strategy | Checkout display | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Bundle with Product | Merged into main product price | Cleaner line-item view with fee absorbed into product |
| Bundle with Fees | Separate fee line item | Transparent fee visibility as standalone fee item |
How to set Fee Strategy
- Open DepositFee dashboard
- Click Create Fee (or edit an existing fee)
- In Fee Information, go to Fee Strategy
- Choose Bundle with Product or Bundle with Fees
- Save/Update the fee
What changed (21/2/26)
- Bundle with Product is now the recommended/default strategy in DepositFee setup.
- Online Store:
bundle_productuses cart transform expansion for cleaner cart/checkout presentation and better fee-product linking. - Online Store: checkout/buy-now blocking logic is focused on
bundle_feeflows only, sobundle_productkeeps a smoother purchase experience. - POS: Apply flow skips
multiple + bundle_productmanual fee injection (auto/cart-transform handling path). - POS:
single/onetime + bundle_productadds the fee parent item, then pricing is handled by rule logic.
Why this matters
- Cleaner cart UX with fewer unexpected blocks for eligible
bundle_productsetups. - Better separation of fee behavior by strategy (
bundle_feevsbundle_product). - More consistent handling between Online and POS for one-time fee scenarios.
Current limitations
- Fee Strategy affects how the fee is represented in checkout, not your fee trigger conditions or matching rules.
- Existing fees keep their saved strategy until you edit and update that fee.
- Strategy behavior is primarily intended for Online Store checkout flows; display can vary across channels/apps (for example POS or custom checkout integrations).
- Theme/app customizations can affect how cart or checkout line items are rendered visually.
- Dashboard preview images are guidance previews, not a real-time checkout simulation.
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