Bundle pricing refers to:

Why: Bundle pricing combines multiple products or services into a single package priced below the sum of their individual prices. Why the Other Options Are Excluded: •  Charging a premium for customizing away from a set package describes unbundling at a higher price, not combining items into a discounted bundle. •  This describes competition-based pricing, an unrelated approach. •  This describes odd/psychological pricing, an unrelated tactic. •  This describes ordinary individual-item discounting, not bundling. Industry Example: A telecom company bundles data, calls, and streaming subscriptions into one monthly plan priced below the sum of buying each separately.