Order Limits Quantity Smarter

Scheduled rules made our last flash sale so much smoother. No one had to manually go in and flip anything on or off. The variant-level control is something we needed for a long time and it works without any fuss.

we sell fashion items and order sice control has been something weve struggled with for years. found this after trying two other apps that were way more complicated than they needed to be. the value-based limits work perfectly for us since some of our items are priced all over the place and quantity alone doesnt tell the whole story. CSV export is handy when our ops manager wants a snapshot of wha...

The cart alerts do exactly what we needed. Customers actually fix their quantities before hitting checkout now instead of emailing us confused about why their order got rejected.

Honestly I installed it expecting to spend an hour figuring it out but had my first rule live in under 10 minutes. Works great for keeping MOQ in check across different product lines. Only thing Id want is a test mode so you can preview what a shopper sees before the rule goes active.

I handle the back office side and the one thing i wanted was a record of what limits were live in march. Pulling it into Excel took a click. The rule list is readable at a glance too. Two asks, let me search that list once it gets long, and email me when something expires.

We had two other apps fighting over the cart and this one behaved itself. Limit of one free Sticker per customer holds even when people try the sneaky refresh trick.

Ok so we sell coffee shop supply and half our headache was people ordering one case at wholesale prices. Now the cart wont let them through under the minimum spend and that argument just went away. We also run a rule that swtiches itself on the first of the month and off at the end, no reminders needed. For what it costs im not complaining. Would love a preview mode so I can test a rule before cus...

does what it says. no more people buying 40 of the same thing durring a sale.

Running a wholesale catalog with about 400 SKUs and variant level control was what I actually needed not just product level. Being able to stack a minimum order value on top of a quantity floor covers most of our messy cases. Docs were clearer than I expected and page load didn't budge after install. Two things on my list, a bulk import would save a lot of clicking, and rules based on customer tag...

OK so I manage a B2B shop and getting order limits right has always been a nightmare. This app lets me stack conditions which is huge because one rule was never enough for our catalog. The draft saving is something I didnt expect to care about but honestly use it all the time when Im setting up complicated rule sets and need to step away. Exporting to Excel is great for sharing with the team durin...

My grandson set this up for me but I can manage it fine on my own now. Stops one buyer from clearing out every jar of the small batch honey. Half finished rules just sit there till im ready.

We ship stainless steel meal prep goods so total weight per order actually matters and I got that working without touching any code. Customers see the little note in the cart before they get frustrated at checkout. it saves us a lot of back and forth. Wish the note let me change the color to match the store.

Been running it for two months now no issues at all. min quantity thing works exactly right.

We release limited sneaker drops and resellers used to buy out everything in seconds. A hard max per product per customer changed the game for us. I also set a minimum on the cart to nudge people toward free shipping. Two requests, let me duplicate a rule instead of rebuilding it, and a report on how often limits get hit.

Needed to stop people stacking discount codes into massive orders. A cap on total order value handled it. I also dumped all my rules to a CSV so my team can see exactly whats active.

The scheduling feature is genuinely useful for flash sales. Set it up once and forget about it. Weight-based rules work well for us since we ship heavy goods and oversized carts were a real problem.

Been running my garden supply store for years and durning busy season people would clear out my whole stock in one go which left regulars with nothing. Now I cap how much anyone can grab and it has calmed everything down. I scheduled the limits to only run through the spring rush which is clever. Saving a draft before I commit a rule saves me from myslef. One thing, a way to preview on mobile woul...

I sell indoor plants in sets so a single order makes no sense for me. Setting a minimum of three units on every product sorted that out right away. Exactly what I was after.

Honestly I was a bit worried this would be over my head but i managed fine. What sold me is limiting each variant separately, so the small size has a different max than the large. Pulled a PDF of all my rules to keep on file as well. Only thing, the help docs could explain a few options better.

Run a small shop and the wholesale side was a headache before this. Setting minimum quantities for trade customers takes a minute now and i love that i can schedule a rule to switch on for a sale weekend then turn itself off. Exporting to Excel for my accountant helps too. Would be nice to import rules in bulk.