So, in the first case, what we are doing is we are basically saying this particular course that would have become just a part of the bundle, like what we have here, we would like to charge the user even after the user had purchased the bundle. So in a way, it's basically you can consider as an add-on. So in that case, what we had to do is we're going to click on bundle setting, and here we're going to say allow add-on, okay? So that's what we're going to do. Now that I have enabled add-on feature, when I go to the bundle courses, you will see that there are a few options here. I'm going to say, hey, the carpet care is an add-on. And then just you can see that it will cost $50 more for people to purchase this course even after they purchased the bundle. So what does the user experience look like? I'm going to refresh the screen on Melanie Hamilton. You will see that the carpet care now require additional purchase. So if Melanie has stepped into any other course within the bundle, she will be able to take those courses for free. But when she click on carpet care, she will have to pay it again, even though this was theoretically part of the bundle. And this is one way you can say potentially sell a bundle of courses, but then have a few things in that course that require additional payment. Keep in mind that in theory, the user could, if this course is public, the user could have just buy the course directly, right, if it's part of the bundle and available outside the bundle, right? So it's possible they can buy outside the bundle. But the idea, though, is you can set up a few courses in the bundle that will still require additional payment. All right, thank you.

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Carpet Care

additional revenue

individual purchase