Add minimum, maximum, interval, or comma separate quantities for specific products, categories and user roles. Supports decimal quantities and cart level quantity restrictions.
WooCommerce Advanced Product Quantity extension makes it easy to set minimum and maximum product and cart quantities. Set fixed quantities for individual products, or display interval-based quantities in a dropdown. Configure quantity limitations by user role, and customize the error messages that display if a customer tries to purchase too much.
Enable decimal quantities for specific products to allow customers to purchase in fractions. You can add a minimum, maximum and steps for fractional quantities.
Features
Supports multiple product quantity restrictions
Minimum and maximum quantity restriction
Interval-based quantity (e.g., 2, 4, 6)
Comma separated custom quantities (e.g., 1,2,5,6)
Fixed quantity for any product
Choose to display the quantity field as a dropdown.
Enable decimal quantities for specific products
Apply quantity limitations based on user roles
Configure different quantity restrictions for different products, categories, and user roles
Add cart based quantity restrictions
Customize error messages
Show quantity field on listing pages
Possibilites:
The extension offers endless possibilities and here are some of the major ones,
Buy in multiple of 6 from store except packs category (using cart restrictions)
Buy cup cakes in multiple of 3 only
Buy a fixed quantity “5” in each order
B2B user roles must buy a minimum of 10 quantities
Maximum order quantity for hoodies is 20
Buy rice in decimal/fractions like 1.5 kgs
Wholesale minimum order quantity is 50
and more
Supports multiple restrictions types:
With WooCommerce Product Quantity extension, you can add multiple types of quantity restrictions like min/max, custom quantities, steps and more
1) Add minimum or maximum quantity restriction
With Advanced Product Quantity for WooCommerce, you can set minimum and maximum order quantities for specific products or categories, or set minimum and maximum quantities by user role.
2) Offer interval-based incremental quantities
Configure interval-based incremental quantities for specific products and categories to generate a series of quantities that a customer can order. For example, if you configure the interval step as 2 and initial quantity as 3, customers will be able to order in quantities of 3, 5, 7, or 9. You can also cap the maximum quantity.
3) Set a fixed quantity
For in-demand products, set a fixed quantity that every customer can order so you can serve more customers with less stock.
4) Custom quantities:
Add comma separated custom quantity to force customers to select the pre-defined quantities.
Decimal quantities:
You can now enable decimal quantities to let customers purchase in decimal units. You can choose to set the decimal step to any fraction like 1/2, 1/4 or any other unit.
Display quantities in a dropdown
Replace the default quantity field with a dropdown menu — handy when you want to provide specific quantity options for customers.
Global quantity restriction rules
The rule-based management allows you to create multiple rules to set different quantity limitations for different products, categories, and user roles.
While creating new rule you can customize
Provide rule title
Rule priority
Select quantity restriction type
Default
Step quantity
Custom quantities
Fixed quantity
Choose to display as dropdown
Apply restrictions to all or selected products and categories
Apply on all or specific products and categories
Select user roles if you want to apply restrictions for specific roles
Product level quantity restrictions:
Apply WooCommerce product quantity settings to all customers, or to specific user roles from the product level as well. The extension supports variable products to set different quantity restrictions for different variations.
Add cart based quantity restrictions
Along with the product order quantity, you can also configure a minimum or maximum cart quantity and amount. You can also choose to apply this cart restriction to specific user role, products and categories. For example, purchase in multiple of six from store except the packs category.