Built for drops
Limit quantity per customer, not just per order
A collectibles brand runs limited releases. They already cap each order at 2 units, and for a while that looked like enough.
Then the resellers learned the shape of the cap. Two units, checkout, then straight back for another two, and another. Six orders later one buyer holds twelve units, every order individually within the rules, and the team spends two days cancelling them by hand.
A repurchase limit counts a customer's history rather than their current cart. Two every 30 days means the second order is refused, so the drop stays fair without anyone watching the order feed.
The rule
2 per customer every 30 days
- Limit type
- Quantity
- Scope
- Collection: drops
- Maximum
- 2 units
- Repurchase limit
- 2 per 30 days
- Schedule
- Arms at drop time
In the app this is the Block reseller stockpiling quick-start template, already filled in.
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- Included
Repurchase limits count order history, so a second order cannot undo the first cap.
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Fair drops without manual cancellations or refund storms.
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Schedule rules so they arm and disarm around the release window.
More case studies
Five other stores, five other rules
Every quick-start template in the app has a story behind it. Here are the rest.
Minimum order quantity
A beverage wholesaler stops buyers breaking a case of 6.
Maximum order quantity
A parts retailer stops one order clearing the shelf.
Sell in pack multiples
A candle maker makes the box and the order the same thing.
Minimum order value
A B2B food supplier refuses carts that lose money.
Weight limits
A tile store keeps carts inside what the carrier will take.
Stop the orders that hurt you.
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