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.

Order LimitsQTY is a gamechanger for managing low stock on specific sizes.

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 customers see it.

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.