Online sellers can create numerous rulesets to tailor the shopping experience. They can control purchases based on parameters such as cart price, item quantity, specific products, customer roles, and product categories, including combinations thereof. The plugin also enables the display of customizable error messages to inform customers when restrictions are in effect.
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Go to WooCommerce → Restrict Checkout
Click Add New Rule
Choose restriction type:
Set the condition, custom message, and rule priority.
Save the rule — it takes effect immediately.
Enforce minimum item quantities before allowing checkout to encourage a higher average order value and promote bulk purchases.
Implement exclusive sales and premium customer segments by limiting checkout to registered users or paying members only.
Prevent customers from purchasing items from countries with sanctions, delivery disruptions, or higher shipping costs.
Block checkout for selected products during pre-launch or in the event of factors such as weather conditions or natural calamities.
Restrict checkout for regulated categories based on user roles.
Yes. You can create a rule for “cart quantity less than 5” and set a custom message such as “Item quantity is less than five items, increase items to proceed.”
Yes. The plugin supports restrictions for any WordPress user role. In addition, you can create multiple rules for each user role and control how the checkout process works for them.
Yes. The Category A & B feature handles this scenario. You just need to select the option from the restriction type field and then define categories A and B in the following fields.
Yes. You can define a unique message for each rule to inform the user. In case multiple rules are triggered at once, the plugin will show the message of the restriction with the lowest priority.
Rules are executed based on priority, with lower numbers taking precedence.