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Product Tag Limit

The Product Tag Limit feature allows you to apply quantity rules based on product tags.

This helps you control how customers purchase groups of products that share the same tag (e.g., Watch, Cap, Wholesale, etc.).

1. Add Product Tag Limit

Using this feature, you can create rules for specific product tags.

Steps:

  1. Go to Product Tag Limit

  2. Click on Add Limit

  3. Select the desired Product Tag

  4. Configure the required limits:

    • Min – Minimum quantity required

    • Max – Maximum quantity allowed

    • Multiply – Quantity must be in multiples

    • Future Limit Qty – Total allowed over time (e.g., daily/lifetime based on settings)

  5. Click Save

Example (Based on Image):

  • Tag: Watch

    • Min: 3

    • Max: 10 👉 Customers must purchase at least 3 watches and cannot exceed 10 in a single order.

  • Tag: Cap

    • Min: 5

    • Max: 20

    • Multiply: 5 👉 Customers can only purchase caps in multiples of 5 (5, 10, 15, 20).

    2. Limit Behavior on Storefront

    The limits are automatically validated on:

    • Product Page

    • Cart Page

    If a customer tries to exceed limits, an alert message is shown.

Example (Cart Page Validation):

  • If a customer adds 11 watches: 👉 Message shown: “Maximum quantity allowed for this product is 10.”

This ensures customers cannot proceed with invalid quantities.

3. Custom Alert Messages

You can fully customize the messages shown to customers.

Available Message Types:

  • Minimum limit message

  • Maximum limit message

  • Multiply (multiple quantity) message

  • Future limit message

You can also use dynamic variables like:

  • {%product_limit%}

  • {%limit%}

Example:

  • “Minimum quantity allowed for {% product_title %} is {% limit %}.”

👉 Supports multi-language customization for better user experience.

4. Set Priority for Limits

If multiple limits are applied (e.g., Product, Tag, Global), you can control which rule applies first.

Steps:

  1. Go to Settings → Priority Order

  2. Drag and drop limit types to reorder them

Example:

  • If Product Tag Limit is above Global Limit 👉 Tag rules will be applied first

This gives you full control over rule execution.

The Product Tag Limit feature is best used when you want to control purchases across a group of products instead of setting limits one by one.

1. Limit Bulk Buying for High-Demand Products

Use this when certain products sell fast, and you want fair distribution.

Example:

  • Tag: Limited Edition

  • Max Limit: 2

👉 Even if a customer tries to buy multiple products under this tag, they can purchase only 2 items in total.

2. Control Wholesale or B2B Purchases

Useful when selling in bulk but with controlled quantities.

Example:

  • Tag: Wholesale

  • Min: 10

  • Max: 100

👉 Customers must purchase at least 10 items, but cannot exceed 100 items in one order.

3. Enforce Pack-Based Selling (Multiples)

Perfect when products must be sold in fixed bundles.

Example:

  • Tag: Pack of 5

  • Multiply: 5

👉 Customers can only buy in quantities like 5, 10, 15, etc.

4. Daily Purchase Restriction (Combined with Duration Setting)

Use this when you want to limit how much a customer can buy per day.

Example:

  • Tag: Essential Items

  • Daily Limit: 5

👉 Customer can:

  • Order 3 items → Allowed

  • Order 2 more → Allowed

  • Try to order more → ❌ Blocked for the day

5. Prevent Cart Abuse or Reselling

Useful for controlling resellers or bulk hoarding.

Example:

  • Tag: Offer Products

  • Max: 3

👉 Prevents customers from exploiting discounts by purchasing in large quantities.

6. Combine Multiple Rules for Better Control

Works best when combined with other limits like:

  • Product limit

  • Collection limit

  • Order amount limit

Example (Like Cart Image):

  • Tag: Watch → Max 10

  • Collection Limit → Max 4

  • Order Amount → Max $3000

👉 All rules apply together, ensuring strict control.

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