### Store Locator Regular price $1.00 ### Subscriptions Regular price $99.00 ### Wishlists Regular price $0.00 ### Product Options Regular price $1.00 ### Social Proof Regular price $1.00 ### Multi Ship Regular price $1.00 ### Volume Discounts & Bundles Regular price $1.00 ### Order Limits Regular price $1.00 ### YouTube Gallery Regular price $1.00 ### Google Analytics Regular price $1.00 ### Short Links Regular price $1.00 ### Stock Control Regular price $1.00 ### Announcer & Countdown Regular price $1.00 ### Swatches & Listings Regular price $1.00 ### Photolock Regular price $1.00 ### Holiday Decorations Regular price $1.00 ### Checkout Blocks Regular price $1.00 ### Turbo Regular price $1.00 ### Cookie Bar Regular price $1.00 ### Sticky Cart Regular price $1.00 ### Confetti Regular price $1.00 ## Order Limits Set min/max quantities, increments, and cart limits ## Key Features - ### Minimum & Maximum Quantities Set the lowest and highest quantity a customer can purchase for any product or variant. Great for enforcing wholesale minimums or capping orders to protect your inventory. - ### Quantity Increments & Presets Sell in fixed increments like packs of 6 or cases of 12. You can also define preset quantity options so customers pick from the exact amounts you want to offer. - ### Cart Limits Control the entire order by setting limits on total items in the cart or total order value. Make sure every checkout stays within your requirements. - ### Collection-Based Rules Apply rules to entire collections instead of setting them product by product. Useful for limiting how many items a customer can grab from a specific group, like a limited drop or seasonal category. - ### Customer Segment Targeting Assign different rules to different customer groups. You can set wholesale minimums for B2B buyers and keep flexible quantities for retail customers, all from the same store. - ### Per-Customer Purchase Limits Limit how many units of a product a single customer can buy. Useful for high-demand items, promotional offers, or any time you need to make sure one buyer doesn't take all the stock.