# Setting up Grouped Products

Grouped products are similar to bundled products just that in Grouped Products, a similar set of related products are added to the group and each of them is individually priced.

These individual products are referred to as Child Products in WooCommerce.

#### Adding a Grouped Product

1. Go to Products > Add Product.
2. Choose the “Grouped Product” option from the Product Data column.
3. Fill in the rest of the Product details and hit Publish.

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A grouped product is a collection of Child products, so a child product needs to be added and linked to a group.

#### Adding a Child Product

1. Go to Products > Add Product.
2. Choose Simple Product from the dropdown.
3. Go to the linked products tab.
4. In the Grouping dropdown, select the Group you just created.

#### Doc navigation

[< Setting up Variations for Products](broken://pages/ZdujnH655zEr6W480A0g) [Woocommerce Membership >](broken://pages/UXKw94HxotrjxO3v6dXD)


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