Buying a bundle

A bundle is several courses from one creator, sold together for less than they cost separately. The creator sets the discount, up to 50%. It is one purchase, with one charge, one receipt, and one refund if you ask for one.

Before you buy

• You cannot buy a bundle with a course in it that you already have. The bundle page says so; buy the other courses on their own pages.
• A bundle is sold as lifetime access or as a 30-day pass. A 30-day pass is one payment for a month of access to every course in it, and it does not renew.

How to buy a bundle

1. 1.

   Open the bundle's page from Marketplace → Bundles, Also in a bundle on a course page, or the creator's portfolio.

2. 2.

   If more than one length is on sale, choose Lifetime Access or 30 days in the buy box. On a phone, Buy in the bar at the foot opens it.

3. 3.

   Check the price and the saving, then choose Buy · [price].

4. 4.

   Pay on Stripe's page, or choose Pay with PayPal where it is offered. You come back to Welcome to [bundle], with every course on your dashboard.

An example

Three courses cost $30, $40 and $50 for lifetime access, $120 in all. With a 25% bundle discount, the bundle costs $90, and the box says Save 25% against buying them separately.

Rules and limits

• Each course is priced at your regional band before the discount, so the bundle can cost less in your country.
• Discount codes and affiliate codes do not apply to bundles.
• A refund covers the whole bundle, within 14 days, with fewer than half the lessons complete across all its courses. It ends your access to every course in it.
• If one course in a bundle is removed or closes, we refund that course's share and the rest carries on.
• In Billing History, each course shows its share of the bundle price, and each receipt is for the whole bundle.

If something goes wrong

"You already have one or more of these courses…"

The bundle is not for sale to you. Buy the courses you do not have on their own pages.

"This bundle includes your own course…"

Or one you work on. You have it already, so the bundle is not for sale to you.

"This bundle is no longer available."

The creator has taken it off sale. The courses may still be sold on their own.

"This bundle requires you to complete [courses] first."

A course in it has prerequisites. Finish those first.

"This bundle includes [course], which is full."

Every seat in that course is taken, so the bundle cannot be bought until one opens.