WC Min Max Quantities - Set Minimum/Maximum Quantity & Price Limits with Step Control for WooCommerce

Yes, the Min Max Quantities Plugin allows you to set unique minimum and maximum purchase quantities for each product and product variation. You have complete control over these quantity limits.

Yes, you can apply different values for different variations of the same variable product and also you can apply the same rules for variables combined.

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Yes, customers will not be able to add more than the specified maximum quantity of a product to their cart. The plugin ensures that the maximum quantity limit is reached.

Yes, the Min Max Quantities Plugin provides options to customize the error messages displayed to customers when they try to add quantities outside the set limits. You can effectively communicate the quantity requirements to your customers.

With the Min Max Quantities Plugin, you have the flexibility to set quantity limits either globally across your entire store or for specific products and variations. The choice is yours.

There are multiple levels of min/max rules that you can assign to your products. The rules have a hierarchy to prioritize one rule over the other. Find below the priority of min/max rules from high to low: ⏫ Product variation. [Premium] ⏫ Product. ⏫ Category. [Premium] ⏫ Global

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Setting Min-Max product quantity or price to zero will not function as a rule.

If your customers want to purchase a product, the minimum quantity of the product will be shown on the single product page and the cart page by default. If the customer intends to increase the product quantity from the product page or in the cart, it will increase collectively accordling to the step count rule.

From the product page, go to general settings and select override global settings, and put values where necessary.

From the product page, go to general settings and select ignore min/max rules, and doing so, it will abrogate all min/max rules for the product.

Yes, you can set the min/max quantity rule for the parent product. You can choose any number of variations within the given condition in the parent product.

Yes, you need to set a separate cart rule from the settings. Whatever min/max rule you set, whether global or per product, the cart rule will eventually get priority.

The cart will maintain the global or product rules if the cart rule is not set.