Built for margin
Set a minimum order value
A B2B food supplier ran the numbers: after picking, packing, shipping and payment fees, any order under $100 loses money.
They cannot raise prices without losing the accounts that matter, and refusing an order by hand costs an email, a refund and an apology: more expensive than the order itself.
One rule solves it. The cart must reach $100, and the storefront explains why in the merchant's own words before anyone reaches checkout.
The rule
Cart minimum $100
- Limit type
- Order value
- Scope
- Entire cart
- Minimum
- $100.00
- Message
- Wholesale orders start at $100
- Contact us button
- On
In the app this is the Enforce a wholesale minimum quick-start template, already filled in.
Wholesale Green Tea 50g
$12.50 - per unit, 0.5 lb
$50.00 in cart
For bulk orders, please click Contact us
Live demo - this is exactly what your customers see.
- Included
Unprofitable orders stop before they cost you a pick and a pack.
- Included
Scope the floor to tagged wholesale customers so retail is untouched.
- Included
Blocked bulk requests become leads through the Contact us button.
More case studies
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Every quick-start template in the app has a story behind it. Here are the rest.
Minimum order quantity
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Maximum order quantity
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Weight limits
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Limit quantity per customer
A collectibles brand stops resellers coming back for more.
Stop the orders that hurt you.
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