Nexo ‑ Order Limits Quantity

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Set flexible purchase limits, streamline checkout, and boost sales effortlessly.

Flexible purchase limits

Customizable checkout rules

Clear limit notifications

About Nexo ‑ Order Limits Quantity

Launched Jun 05, 2025

Built by Nexusio

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Description

Streamline orders, set checkout rules, limit purchases, and revolutionize your sales strategy.

Nexo - Order Limit Quantity empowers merchants to manage customer purchases with flexible, powerful limit rules. Easily set minimum and maximum quantities by product, variant, customer tag, or order value. Support for product group limits enables shared restrictions across multiple items, perfect for launches, flash sales, or B2B pricing strategies. Quick to set up, Nexo requires no theme code changes, ensuring a seamless integration.

Set minimum, maximum, and multiple purchase quantities
Apply customizable checkout rules to collections, products, or variants
Group products together and enforce combined quantity limits
Display limit notifications on product and cart pages
Apply different rules based on customer tags

Pros

Flexible purchase limits enhance the shopping experience for merchants.
Ability to apply checkout rules to collections, products, or variants with ease.
Clear notifications on product, cart, and checkout pages guide customers effectively.
Streamlines operations and boosts sales.
Allows setting minimum, maximum, and multiple order limits which can prevent inventory issues and stock-outs.
Customizable checkout rules provide flexibility for different sales strategies.

Cons

Limited information on compatibility with different e-commerce platforms.
Clear instructions are crucial to avoid customer confusion, but potential exists for poor implementation.
Customization might require additional time to optimize settings per merchant needs.
Could create customer frustration if limits appear arbitrary or are not clearly communicated.