OrderFloor – Minimum Order & Quantity Limits for WooCommerce

Set purchasing rules without custom code. Edit six shopper notices, explain needed changes and preview carts before saving. Free works locally without an account, payment, licence or external connection. Features never expire. Optional sharing/email choices start unchecked. Examples you can set up in Free

• Require a €50 order: €35 in qualifying products needs €15 more. The notice explains the difference.
• Require three units: count eligible quantities across the cart, including repeated products.
• Sell a product in packs of six: allow 6, 12, 18 and so on.
• Exclude samples: bypass restrictions and exclude them from counted subtotals and units.

Uses your currency; rules can apply together. Video tutorials: spend, quantity and packs Watch the walkthrough for the rule you want to set, then follow its written guide. 1. WooCommerce Minimum Order Amount: Free Plugin Tutorial Set a minimum cart amount and check what shoppers see below the limit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQHdIfvJxUY Read the minimum order amount guide 2. WooCommerce Minimum Order Quantity: OrderFloor Free Plugin Tutorial Set a minimum number of eligible units across the cart and test passing and blocked quantities. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9jsM9Wxzko Read the minimum order quantity guide 3. WooCommerce Sell in Packs Set pack multiples such as 6, 12 and 18, then check valid and invalid quantities. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hRHkQYV9Tg Read the sell-in-packs guide Order limits and product quantities

• Minimum/maximum cart subtotal before or after coupons.
• Minimum/maximum total units per order.
• Product/variation quantity limits, pack multiples and starting quantities.
• Store defaults and variation inheritance: blank inherits; zero disables. Free checks each variation separately.
• Stock-aware Classic/Blocks controls, including shared variation stock and held reservations.
• Optional Classic pack dropdowns; native Blocks controls.
• Server-side Classic/Blocks cart and checkout validation.

Clear guidance for shoppers Default notices explain qualifying amounts/units, corrections, coupons and exclusions. Supported product forms explain when stock cannot satisfy a pack. Edit six notices: minimum/maximum spend and units, pack multiples and whole units. Use plain-text wording and value placeholders. Try a rule before applying it Spend, quantity and pack presets show passing/blocked examples and change your draft only. Test catalogue products in Cart preview, review the comparison and save. Try the Free interactive demo | Read the guides | Get support Optional OrderFloor Pro add-on Pro adds rules for existing wholesale/customer roles, product spending limits, category requirements, mixed cases of one parent's variations and visual progress. Tools include CSV, reviewed bulk edits, mapped transfers, resumable jobs, named test suites, schedules and handover reports. Pro is a separate paid plugin. Its editing/tools require initial online licence activation; WordPress Multisite activation is not supported. Explore Pro shows local examples; suggestions are dismissible. Compare Free and Pro Requirements and supported scope Requires WooCommerce 8.3+, WordPress 6.5+ and PHP 7.4+. Supports Classic/Blocks cart and checkout and HPOS. Product fields use WooCommerce's classic Inventory and Variations editors, not the block product editor. Uses whole units. Fractional quantities, bundles/composites, subscription renewals, third-party quick-order flows and currency-conversion plugins are unsupported. Orders created directly in admin or through the orders REST API, and existing-order payment pages, are outside enforcement. Complex or split-line carts may fall back to ordinary controls and server validation. Subtotal excludes tax, shipping and fees. Currency changes do not convert saved limits. The tester does not apply coupon codes or simulate stock, shipping, payments or every extension. Test passing and blocked storefront carts with your theme and checkout extensions before going live.

1. Install and activate WooCommerce 8.3 or later.
2. Upload the individual Free plugin ZIP in Plugins > Add New Plugin > Upload Plugin, then activate.
3. Open WooCommerce > OrderFloor. Choose an example or enter limits.
4. Try Cart preview, choose Review changes and confirm the save.
5. For product quantities, use Products > Edit > Inventory > OrderFloor quantity rules; use Variations for overrides.
6. Test your storefront, including relevant coupons and variations.

Blank or 0 disables a storewide limit; product/variation rules can still apply. Back up before updating and replace without uninstalling. If Pro is installed, update Pro first, then Free. Free uses standard WordPress updates when its directory release is available; otherwise, upload the latest Free ZIP. See Tools & testing > Support & updates.

1.13.12

• Clarify Free features, setup, update instructions and the optional Pro add-on.
• Improve the plugin name and directory description for WooCommerce store owners. Older notes: changelog.txt or release history.