Rule Types
The limits you can set: quantity, order value, weight, multiples and per-customer caps.
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Quantity limits
Limits counted in units: minimums, maximums and case-pack multiples.
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) RulesA minimum quantity rule blocks checkout until the cart holds at least a set number of units of the products it covers. Here is how to build and test one.3 minMaximum Order Quantity RulesA maximum quantity rule caps how many units of a product one order can contain. Use it for limited drops, low stock and anti-bulk-buying policies.2 minCase Packs and Multiple Quantity RulesForce orders into whole cartons by requiring the quantity to be an exact multiple of your case size, using the Sell in multiples of field.3 min
Value and weight limits
Limits counted in cart value or shipping weight rather than units.
Order Value Rules, Minimum and Maximum Cart ValueBlock checkout until the money value of matching cart lines clears a threshold. The standard way to enforce a wholesale order minimum.2 minWeight-Based Order LimitsSet a minimum or maximum total shipping weight in lb, oz, kg or g, for freight, pallet and LTL constraints that unit counts cannot express.3 min
Per-customer limits
Limits that follow one customer across separate orders.
Choosing a limit
Deciding which limit type fits, and how it should be counted.
How to Count, Each Item Separately vs Combined TotalThe same "minimum 6" behaves completely differently depending on this one setting. Here is what each mode checks, with a worked example.3 minWhich Limit Type Should I Use?A decision guide and comparison table for picking between quantity, value, weight and repurchase limits, based on what is actually constraining you.2 min
Advanced limits
Limits that read a live number from your store instead of one you typed.