There is no setting to exclude specific products from a Product Quantity Rule.
If you only want to exclude certain products, please remove those specific products from the rule's eligible items instead.
Yes, both rules apply simultaneously. Customers must satisfy both, so the stricter limit effectively takes precedence.
For example, if a Product Quantity Rule allows up to 10 units and Quantity Limits by Product allows up to 5, customers can only purchase up to 5.
There is no setting on the Quantity Limits by Product side to exclude a product from a Product Quantity Rule. If you want to remove a specific product from a Product Quantity Rule, remove it from that rule's eligible items.
No, quantity limit rules set for individual products are not automatically inherited by bundle products.
If you wish to restrict the purchase quantity of a bundle, please add the bundle product itself as a target in your quantity limit settings.
When multiple rules apply to the same product, all rule conditions must be met simultaneously.
For example, if a min-2 rule and a max-5 rule are applied to Product A, it can only be purchased in the range of 2–5 units. If a min-2 quantity rule and a $10 minimum price rule are applied to Product B, it can be purchased only when both conditions — 2 or more units and $10 or more — are met.
About the quantity picker: when multiple product quantity rules apply to the same product, only one rule's settings are reflected in the product page's quantity picker (which rule is reflected is not guaranteed). However, at checkout all matching rules are evaluated together, so a purchase must satisfy every rule's conditions.
When multiple customer tags are configured, they use an OR condition — any customer with at least one of the specified tags can make a purchase.
For example, if you set customer tags "A" and "B", only customers with tag "A" or "B" can make a purchase.
The same applies to customer metafields.
Three types are supported:
Single line text
Number (integer)
True or false
Yes. Payment restrictions work correctly on checkout pages for draft orders created through Shopify's order management.
However, in cases where the checkout page for a draft order is automatically generated — such as with All in Gift — there are known instances where required data cannot be retrieved, resulting in the rule not functioning as expected.
No, the app does not provide a feature to control crawling by search engines such as Google.
For information on hiding pages from search engines, please refer to the Shopify Help Center ("Hiding a page from search engines").
Support is provided by email only. Phone and online meeting support are not available.
If you would like email support, please contact us through the inquiry form.
Customer data referenced
The app temporarily references only the following information about the purchaser.
Whether the customer has a specific customer tag (the tag list itself is not retrieved)
The value of a customer metafield (only the single field configured by the merchant)
Login status
Email address (used only for email-domain-based customer restrictions)
Shipping destination country code
The app does not collect the customer's name, phone number, detailed address, order history, or customer ID. It also never retrieves a list of other customers or past purchasers.
How the data is used
The data above is used only to evaluate the following conditions.
Blocking an order (evaluated during cart interaction and at checkout; this evaluation is completed entirely within Shopify Functions, an isolated execution environment provided by Shopify)
Restricting access to a product page (evaluated when the product page is viewed; this evaluation is completed entirely within Shopify's theme rendering engine)
Whether the data is stored
The data is not stored on our servers.
Anonymized data / providing data to advertising platforms
Not applicable. The app has no mechanism to collect or accumulate customer data, and does not implement anonymization processing or provide data to advertising platforms (e.g. Meta, Google, TikTok).