Order Minimums & Limits
Order Minimums & Limits lets you set the rules an order must meet before checkout. Ask for a minimum number of items or a minimum spend, cap how many a shopper can buy, or sell items only in packs, like wine in sixes. When the cart breaks a rule, the shopper sees your message in cart and checkout and cannot order until it is fixed. A rule can apply to the whole order, chosen products, or categories and collections, counted together or per product or variant. It can also apply only to shoppers with a contact label, like Wholesale, or to everyone else. Set ordering hours, such as weekdays 9 to 5; outside them shoppers see when you open again. For product drops, stop selling after a set number sold in total, and open or close sales at set times. Restaurants can cap dishes per day, ask for orders a set number of hours ahead and limit dishes per order. Use your own message per rule or the default in English, German or Spanish. If anything fails on our side, the rule is skipped so the sale can go ahead. Free covers up to 2 whole-order or product rules plus ordering hours. Pro adds unlimited rules, categories, contact labels, limited runs, sale dates and dish limits.
Smart Categories
Stop sorting products by hand. Categories builds your store categories and collections for you: set a few rules once, in minutes, and every product that matches is added automatically. New products, price updates and stock changes are picked up for you, so your categories stay current without you touching them, and each one shows on your store's Category Page like any other, with no design work. Build a category from product name, price, brand, SKU, product options such as color or size, description, ribbon or the category a product is already in. Decide whether products must match all of your rules or any of them, and add or remove single items by SKU when one product needs an exception. Dynamic categories keep updating as your inventory, prices or options change; Fixed categories hold a snapshot for a time-boxed campaign. Use it to organize products into price-point pages, shop by brand categories, seasonal promos, a collection of everything carrying a Sale ribbon, or a page per color or size. An overview lists every product with the smart categories it belongs to, so checking your work takes a glance. Let your catalog categorize itself.
