Built for logistics
Respect your carrier's weight limits
A tile store ships heavy goods. Their parcel carrier refuses anything over 100 lb, and a pallet only makes financial sense above 10 lb.
Orders outside that band are discovered in the warehouse, not at checkout: the label fails to print, the customer is called, and the order is rebooked or refunded.
A weight band on the cart moves that conversation to the product page, where a Contact us button turns an oversized order into a freight quote.
The rule
Cart weight between 10 lb and 100 lb
- Limit type
- Weight
- Scope
- Entire cart
- Minimum
- 10 lb
- Maximum
- 100 lb
- Unit
- lb, oz, kg or g
In the app this is the Weight limits quick-start template, already filled in.
Wholesale Green Tea 50g
$12.50 - per unit, 0.5 lb
110.0 lb in cart
For bulk orders, please click Contact us
Live demo - this is exactly what your customers see.
- Included
No failed labels or rebooked shipments from carts the carrier will not take.
- Included
Weight is read from your product data, so nothing extra to maintain.
- Included
Oversized carts become freight conversations instead of refunds.
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.
Limit quantity per customer
A collectibles brand stops resellers coming back for more.
Stop the orders that hurt you.
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