Choose quantity, value, or weight under Limit type, then enter a Minimum, a Maximum, or both. A minimum requires the threshold to be met; a maximum prevents exceeding it. The rule type and target scope determine what is counted.
Configure the limit
- Go to Limits → Select limit type and create a rule. Use an order limit for a combined order total, or a product limit to evaluate products separately or together.
- Name the rule and select all products, particular products, collections, or the other scope available for that rule type.
- Under Limit type, select total quantity, total value, or total weight. For weight, check the unit shown in the editor.
- Enter a minimum, maximum, or both. If you enter both, the minimum cannot exceed the maximum.
- Turn on Enable checkout validation if checkout must be blocked. Save and use the verification guide.
Example: Two to five items per order
Create an all-products order quantity rule with Minimum quantity = 2 and Maximum quantity = 5. One item is below the minimum; two and five pass; six exceed the maximum. If the rule instead targets selected products, items outside its scope do not count toward it.
Standard quantity, value, or weight limits need an applicable threshold; exclusive purchase can control which items share the cart without a quantity cap. Maximum = 0 cannot be used to ban purchases; the editor rejects it. Use Product Access Rules for a ban or eligibility rule. Test values and weights using the rule's currency and unit, and remember that several active rules may affect one cart.
Also check checkout validation settings so a storefront warning is backed by checkout blocking when needed.
Keep going
Use a test product or cart to check the outcome before applying this setup across your store.
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