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# What should I do if adding a bundle to cart causes an infinite loading ?

If you are experiencing infinite loading after clicking "Next" on the last step, and you notice the loader spinning indefinitely, here are some solutions to resolve the issue:

1. **Check Product Purchasability**: Ensure that the product is purchasable. In WooCommerce, a purchasable product must have a price (ranging from 0 to 1,000,000 or more).
2. **Adjust Product Visibility**: If you want your product to be available only on the bundle page, change its visibility to "hidden." This means it will only be accessible to a limited number of customers. The plugin will still be able to find the product when linked, allowing customers to purchase it.


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