Currency in BOGOS bundles doesn’t change with Bucks app

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Hello,

I’m using two apps on my Shopify store:

  • Bucks Currency Converter

  • BOGOS (Buy One Get One) for bundles

The problem is that all prices in my store change correctly with Bucks, but the prices inside BOGOS bundles always stay in USD.

How can I fix this so that the bundle prices also change to the customer’s local currency, the same way as the rest of the store?

Thank you!

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Hi there,

This happens because Bucks Currency Converter only recognizes and converts the standard price elements Shopify outputs. The BOGOS app injects its own bundle pricing markup (usually via JavaScript), and since those elements don’t match the default selectors, Bucks doesn’t “see” them — which is why they stay stuck in USD.

:white_check_mark: Here are a few ways you can fix it:

  1. Add the BOGOS price selector in Bucks

    • In the Bucks app settings, there’s an option to add custom CSS selectors for extra price fields.

    • Open your store in Chrome → right-click the BOGOS bundle price → Inspect.

    • Look for the class name (something like .bogos-price or .bundle-price).

    • Add that selector inside Bucks so it knows to convert those prices too.

  2. Check with the BOGOS team

    • Many bundle apps output prices in a “raw” way that converters can’t catch. Their support team can confirm the exact selector you should add, or in some cases, they’ll adjust the widget to be compatible with currency converters.

  3. Fallback (advanced)

    • If neither app fully supports it, a small JavaScript snippet can be added to “re-run” Bucks’ conversion function on the BOGOS widget after it loads. This bridges the two apps so the bundle prices follow the selected currency.

:key: In short: You don’t need to replace either app — you just need to connect them. Start by inspecting the BOGOS price element, add that selector into Bucks, and if it still doesn’t work, reach out to one (or both) support teams for a compatibility tweak.

If you’d like, I can walk you through finding the exact selector in your theme so you can plug it right into Bucks and get those bundle prices converting properly.

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Hi there @ViktorLang! I’m Ellie from the BOGOS team.

First of all, I want to sincerely apologize for the late response from BOGOS :pleading_face: :revolving_hearts:

To automatically adjust BOGOS bundle prices to the local currency, our BOGOS: Free Gift Bundle Upsell app currently offers 3 options:

1. Using Automatic Conversion via Shopify Exchange Rates

By default, BOGOS uses Shopify’s exchange rates to automatically update the BOGOS bundle prices based on the customer’s local currency. This should reflect the correct pricing on your bundles, just like the rest of the store.

2. Using BOGOS Integration with Currency Converter Apps

We do integrate with apps like Transcy to sync with your setup and auto-convert our bundle prices into the customer’s local currency.

However, we don’t currently have integration with Bucks. I’d recommend reaching out to our support team directly to check if we can integrate with Bucks for your store or not.

3. Custom Pricing Towards Each Currency (BOGOS Native Feature) - Highly recommend

With our new integration with Shopify Markets, you can now easily set custom bundle prices for your bundles in each currency of your markets.

For example, a customer in Singapore can buy the bundle for 15 SGD, in Australia for 50 AUD, and in China for 100 CNY. The price automatically adjusts based on the customer’s location (detected by Shopify).

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P/s: This “add currency” feature is available to all BOGOS features.

Here’s our help doc.

Again, I truly apologize for my late reply. If you need any further assistance, feel free to reply me or contact your support team — we’re here to help.

Thank you for your understanding and for choosing BOGOS!

Ellie