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Product limits control how many units of a product a customer can buy in a single order — a minimum, a maximum, or both. This is the most common limit type, used for minimum order quantities (MOQ), purchase caps on limited stock, and pack-size rules.

Choose which products the limit applies to

Under Select products to limit, choose Apply this limit based on:
  • All products — the rule applies to your entire catalog.
  • Specific products — pick individual products or variants using the browse dialog. You can search by product name or SKU.
  • Exclusions — the rule applies to all products except the ones you select.
Product selection is capped for very large selections. If you need to select more products than the picker allows, contact support and we’ll raise the cap for your store.

Limit conditions

The minimum is a required field. If you only want a maximum, set the minimum to 1 — every order trivially satisfies it.

Sell in multiples

Enable Sell products in multiples when products must be bought in packs or combos — for example, wine sold in multiples of 6. The Multiple value must be at least 2. Customers see a message when their quantity isn’t a valid multiple, using the {{multiple}} message variable:

Use cases & examples

Apply to Specific products → select the sale product → set Minimum 1, Maximum 2. Customers adding a third unit see your maximum message, and checkout is blocked until they reduce the quantity.
Apply to All productsMinimum 10, leave maximum empty. Pair it with customer tag targeting on a wholesale tag so retail customers aren’t affected.
Select the product → enable Sell products in multiplesMultiple 6. Customers can buy 6, 12, 18… but not 8. The default message The quantity must be a multiple of {{multiple}} explains the rule.
Enable Apply to each variant. With a maximum of 5, a customer can buy 5 of the Small and 5 of the Medium — each variant is counted on its own. Leave it off to count all variants of the product together.
Choose Exclusions → select your gift card products. The limit applies store-wide but skips the excluded items.

Troubleshooting

  • Check the limit’s status toggle in the Limits list — it must be Active, not Inactive or Scheduled (a future start date delays activation; times are GMT+0).
  • If the limit targets customer tags, remember tags only resolve for logged-in customers.
  • Verify the theme extension is enabled — see the dashboard’s Active App Block(s) card and Installation & theme setup.
  • Settings → Rule settings may be set to Allows customer to purchase even if limits are not met — switch to the Blocks option.
  • The checkout validation for product limits may be missing. Open the limit — if you see an Enable Checkout Rule button at the top, click it and add the Yuko Product Limit validation in Shopify’s checkout settings.
Check the Apply to each variant toggle — with it on, each variant has its own count; with it off, all variants are summed. The wrong setting here is the most common cause of “the max is being hit too early / too late” reports.
All active limits are enforced together, so the strictest combination wins. If a product is in both a product limit and an overlapping rule, review both and deactivate the one you don’t need.

Refine the rule

Every limit also supports customer tag and country targeting, scheduling, and custom messages with translations.

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