WooCommerce Minimum Maximum Quantity 1.0

WooCommerce Minimum Maximum Quantity is a WooCommerce plugin for WordPress that lets you set purchase quantity limits with precision. You can define a minimum and maximum allowable quantity per product or apply the same rules across your entire shop. It also supports group quantity requirements when items must be bought in fixed groups (for example, pack sizes). Clear on-page quantity messages help shoppers understand what’s allowed before they reach checkout. This improves cart accuracy, reduces avoidable purchase errors, and helps keep inventory expectations aligned with real ordering behavior.

Main Features

• Minimum and maximum limits — Set the allowed quantity range per product or for all products in the shop.
• Shop-wide quantity rules — Apply consistent quantity control across your WooCommerce catalog.
• Per-product quantity control — Create exceptions where only certain items need stricter limits.
• Group quantity enforcement — Require purchases in groups (x items) for products that must be bought together.
• Groups/step configuration — Use group/step logic to control how quantities increment within your rules.
• Product page messages — Display quantity instructions directly on the product page.
• Shop page messages — Show helpful quantity notes at the shop listing level for better clarity.
• Product exclusions — Exclude specific products from the quantity rules when needed.

Benefits

• Fewer ordering mistakes — Min/max and group requirements prevent invalid quantities before checkout.
• Better UX — On-page messages reduce confusion and improve the quantity selection experience.
• Higher conversion quality — Shoppers are guided toward quantities that meet your constraints, lowering failed attempts.
• Improved inventory accuracy — Quantity discipline supports more realistic stock and fulfillment planning.
• Cleaner catalog rules — Per-product exclusions let you keep strict control without disrupting the whole store.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce stores selling bundles, multipacks, or grouped items
• Shops that need strict minimum order quantities per product
• Retailers with quantity-based purchase constraints across the catalog
• Agencies managing multiple WooCommerce catalogs with consistent rules
• Inventory-focused businesses that want to reduce cart errors
• Content or product sites using WooCommerce for large assortments