Order limits that remember your customers

Some products shouldn't be in the same cart. Fresh food and shelf-stable items that ship differently. A free sample alongside another free sample. A wholesale case and a retail single. Shopify doesn't have a native way to prevent these combinations. Mixed cart limits let you set

Standard order limits only see the current cart. A customer can hit your max quantity, complete the order, then come back and buy more. Different email, new account, next week. The limit resets every time. Customer purchase limits solve this by tracking what each customer has already bought. You set

Every Shopify store is different, and sometimes your rules need exceptions. That’s why we’ve added exclusions to DC Order Limits. With this new feature, you can now apply limits broadly but carve out products or customers who shouldn’t be included. It’s a simple addition that makes

If you’ve ever struggled with oversized or unprofitable orders, weight-based limits may be exactly what your Shopify store needs. These rules let you control purchases not by quantity or price, but by the total weight of items in a cart. It’s a simple feature that can make fulfillment

When an influencer promotes your brand, the traffic surge can be both exciting and overwhelming. Products that usually sell steadily may vanish in minutes, and without guardrails, a few customers can buy out entire collections before others even get a chance. For Shopify merchants, this creates a frustrating mix of

Running a free gift promotion is one of the most effective ways to boost average order value and encourage customers to complete their purchases. But on Shopify, there’s no native way to directly add a free gift to a customer’s cart when they qualify without using a paid

Ever wanted to offer customers the flexibility to select their own bundles without creating complicated inventory or fulfillment challenges? Quantity increments allow for this flexibility by requiring purchases in set multiples while allowing customers to freely mix and match product variations such as colour, size, or flavour. Unlike traditional bundles,

Some products need a little more structure when it comes to how they’re sold. Whether you’re dealing with packaging constraints, fulfillment logistics, or just trying to encourage smarter order sizes, setting specific purchase quantities can make your store run smoother. Allowed quantities let you do just that. What

Ever struggled with orders becoming too heavy, unexpectedly pushing shipping costs beyond budget? Soon, weight-based order limits will be available on DC Order Limits, providing a practical way to maintain control over shipping expenses. Weight-based order limits allow merchants to set a minimum or maximum weight for customer orders. This