What is Whatnot Weekly Bundling?

A Whatnot feature that groups everything a buyer purchases from one seller during a week into a single shipment. Bundles close Sunday at midnight in the seller's local time, and the seller ships within two business days of the close. Both the seller and the buyer have to opt in. As of September 2026, Whatnot has it live for sellers in Australia, Austria, Canada, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, and for buyers everywhere except France and Belgium.

Is Whatnot Weekly Bundling available for US sellers?

Not as of October 20, 2026. Whatnot's help center lists it as live for all sellers in Australia, Austria, Canada, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands and the UK. US buyers can opt in, but a US seller cannot enable it yet. Whatnot's regular Smart Bundling of multiple orders within a show still applies to everyone.

How do I turn on Weekly Bundling as a seller?

In Seller Hub on a computer, open Shipments, open the sidebar, scroll to Weekly Bundling and toggle it on. It is set once for the account and applies to every live show, marketplace order and Buy It Now order. Buyers opt in under Account, then Payments & Shipping, then Weekly Bundling, or from the Wallet inside your show.

When do I ship a weekly bundle?

Bundles close Sunday at midnight, your local time, and must ship within two business days of the close, so by the end of Tuesday. Whatnot's suggested rhythm is to generate the closed bundles' labels on Monday morning before you sell again. Buyers who did not opt in are unaffected: ship their orders within two days of the order as usual.

What happens if I print a bundling buyer's label mid-week?

Generating a label closes that bundle and it has to ship. Anything the buyer orders later that week starts a second bundle and they pay shipping again. When you generate labels after a show, skip the weekly bundles. Seller Hub has a filter to show only weekly bundles, or only regular orders, so you can tell them apart.

How do I keep a bundling buyer's items sorted across several shows?

That is the physical problem Whatnot's feature creates: a buyer's items from Tuesday's show have to stay together, unshipped, while Thursday's show adds more. Backstage has a Hold for this feature. Turn on Weekly bundled shipping in Settings, hold that buyer's bin, and it survives ending and clearing the show. The bin keeps its number, every later win still lands in it, the held bins are listed in one place, and the bin label carries a bundle marker so nobody ships it early. When the bundle closes, release the hold.

Whatnot Weekly Bundling for Sellers: How It Works, Where It Is Live, and How to Hold a Buyer's Bin All Week

Weekly Bundling ships a buyer's whole week of purchases in one box. Bundles close Sunday at midnight and ship by Tuesday. How sellers turn it on in Seller Hub.

Weekly Bundling is only open to sellers in Australia, Austria, Canada, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands and the UK; US sellers can’t turn it on yet. Where it’s available, you turn it on in Seller Hub on a computer, under Shipments, in the sidebar. Bundles close Sunday at midnight your time and must ship within two business days.

Whatnot’s Weekly Bundling is good for the buyer: one shipping charge for a week of purchases. It is also a new job for the seller, because a bundling buyer’s items now have to stay together, unshipped, across several shows, next to items that ship tomorrow. Here is what Whatnot asks of you, read from its help center on October 20, 2026, and how Backstage keeps the bins straight.

What Whatnot’s feature does

Purchases made by the same buyer from the same seller during a week are grouped into one shipment. Bundles close Sunday at midnight, seller’s local time; anything ordered after that counts toward the next week. Once a bundle closes, it must ship within two business days, so by end of day Tuesday.

Both sides opt in. A seller turns it on in Seller Hub on a computer, under Shipments, in the sidebar. A buyer turns it on under Account, then Payments & Shipping, then Weekly Bundling, or from the Wallet inside an opted-in seller’s show. Once a seller enables it, it applies to every live show, marketplace order and Buy It Now order on the account. Marketplace orders bundle with show orders in the same week.

Buyers may still be charged more than once if the package moves up a weight band, if your bundle limit is reached and a second bundle starts, or if you print a label mid-week.

Where it is live

As of October 20, 2026, Whatnot lists Weekly Bundling as live for all sellers in Australia, Austria, Canada, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, and for buyers everywhere except France and Belgium. A US seller cannot enable it yet. If you sell in the US, the rest of this page is what to expect when it arrives, and Whatnot’s regular Smart Bundling of orders within a show still applies.

The seller’s weekly rhythm

After each show: go to Shipments, select the show, and generate labels for buyers who are not bundling. Skip the weekly bundles. Those orders ship within two days as usual. Set the bundled orders aside.

At the end of the week: bundles close Sunday midnight. Go to Shipments, choose “All Shows and Marketplace” and the filter “Only Show Weekly Bundles,” or filter by show and pick weekly bundles or regular orders. Closed bundles show in orange under “Needs Label.” Select the closed bundles and generate labels in bulk, ideally Monday morning before you sell again. Packing slips only appear once the label is generated. Use a computer, not a phone.

The trap: generating a label for a bundling buyer closes their bundle. Do it mid-week by mistake and that bundle has to ship, and the buyer’s next order that week starts a new bundle with a fresh shipping charge.

The problem on the table

Your bins clear when a show ends, because the next show starts clean. A bundling buyer breaks that: their Tuesday items have to stay put, with their bin number, while Thursday’s show adds more to the same buyer, and the bin next to it is packed and gone on Wednesday. Whatnot does not tell a seller’s tools which buyers are bundling, so somebody has to hold that bin on purpose.

Hold this buyer’s bin

Backstage has a feature for exactly this, on both the Chrome extension and the iPad app. It is off by default; turn on Weekly bundled shipping in Settings (on the iPad it’s under Packing) and it appears.

A held bin keeps its number and items until the bundle ships.

Hold a buyer’s bin. From the buyer’s card, choose to hold the bin for a bundle. The card changes color so you can see it at a glance.
The hold survives End Show and Clear. Every other bin resets for the next show; a held bin keeps its number and its contents, and the buyer’s next win, in the next show, lands in the same bin.
Held bins in one place. A panel lists every buyer currently held on that device, so Monday morning you know exactly which bins are waiting on a label.
The label says so. If you print bin labels, a held buyer’s label carries a bundle marker, so nobody packs and ships it mid-week by accident.
Release when the bundle closes. Release one buyer, or release them all at once after you generate the week’s labels.

Two things to know. Holds are manual, so hold the bin when you know the buyer is bundling. And a hold stays on the device you set it on, so use the same device all week for a bundling buyer.

Next steps

How bins work in the first place: the Whatnot bin system.
The label with the bundle marker: label printing on iPad, Mac and Windows.
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