WooCommerce – Minimum/Maximum Quantities

Description

WooCommerce – Minimum/Maximum Quantities sets minimum and maximum quantity limits for products, variations, and categories in your WooCommerce store, blocking checkout when the cart violates the configured rules. Ideal for merchants who sell wholesale, work with fixed bundles, or need to control minimum order volume for logistical, tax, or margin reasons.

Key Features

• Product limits: set minimum and maximum quantities individually for each catalog item, with independent rules by SKU.
• Variation rules: apply specific restrictions to each product variation, controlling sizes, colors, or models with their own limits.
• Category control: configure global limits for entire categories, standardizing sales rules across groups of related products.
• Minimum cart value: require a minimum total number of items or monetary value to enable the checkout button.
• Custom messages: display customized notices to customers when they try to buy below or above the allowed limits.

Benefits of WooCommerce – Minimum/Maximum Quantities

• Simplified wholesale: ensures profitable minimum orders, preventing scattered sales that compromise operating margins.
• Predictable logistics: aligns order volume with packaging and shipping capacity, reducing fulfillment issues.
• Inventory control: prevents a single customer from depleting limited products by setting a maximum limit per order.
• Clear experience: explanatory messages in the cart guide buyers through the rules before checkout, reducing abandonment due to surprises.

Who Is It For?

• Wholesale or B2B stores that need a minimum order to operate with financial viability.
• E-commerce stores with limited products, special editions, or low inventory that require a purchase limit per customer.
• Distributors and resellers who sell in fixed multiples (boxes, bundles, kits) and need to enforce increments in the cart.

WooCommerce – Minimum/Maximum Quantities provides granular control over what can enter your store’s cart, with flexible rules that adapt from B2B models to e-commerce stores with specific restrictions. The combination of limits by product, variation, and category, along with control over the cart’s total value, covers common scenarios in Brazilian commerce such as closed-box sales, minimum orders for free shipping, and protection of scarce inventory against stockpilers.

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