Min Max Step Quantity Limits Manager for WooCommerce
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Define a min/max, step, decimal & default quantity for products, show a dropdown and much more on WooCommerce stores.
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What It Does
The plugin adds quantity controls to WooCommerce product pages, letting store owners set minimum, maximum, step, and default quantities per product. It also supports decimal quantities (useful for items sold by weight or length) and can render a dropdown selector instead of a free-form input field. Configuration is done at the product level, so rules can vary across a catalogue.
Who It's For
This is a solid pick for small to mid-sized WooCommerce stores that sell items in fixed pack sizes, bulk increments, or fractional units, such as fabric by the metre, coffee by the kilogram, or parts sold in cases of 10 or 50. It works well for shops where a single product needs custom quantity rules without relying on complex wholesale plugins.
Who Should Skip It
If you already run a dedicated wholesale or B2B plugin like Wholesale Suite, or you only need a basic quantity input on a simple catalogue, the added configuration surface is not worth it. Stores requiring tiered pricing, role-based rules, or per-customer minimums will outgrow this plugin quickly.
The Bottom Line
For a niche utility plugin, the combination of a 98/100 user rating, active maintenance, and forward-looking WordPress 7.0 compatibility is genuinely impressive. The caveats are a small install base (3,000) and a soft support track record where only 40% of threads were resolved, so test thoroughly if your catalogue is complex. Overall Quality Score of 77.77/100 reflects strong fundamentals tempered by limited reach and support risk.
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