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# Display Bundle builder

There are two ways to display the Bundle builder on your online store. 

1. Add a button on the related product pages.
2. Add bundle to your store's navigation.

## 1. Add a button on related product pages

In the Create/Edit Bundle builder, check on "Show a button on product page"

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After checking on this field and Save changes, the button on your product in bundle will appear on its product page.&#x20;

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## 2. Add bundle to your store's navigation&#x20;

### 2.1. Copy your bundle's link

Copy your bundle's link in Edit Bundle builder.&#x20;

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### 2.2. Go to your store Content > Menus

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Go to Main menu

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Add menu item

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Insert Label and copied bundle link and Save

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### 3. Check it on your Online store

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