How is this different from PrestaShop's native minimum quantity?

The native minimum quantity is one threshold per product, the same for every customer, with no multiple. The module adds required multiples, maximums, category and catalog rules, customer group rules and mix and match. Keep the native minimum quantity at 1 on products managed by the module so the two checks do not contradict each other.

What happens if a customer adds 7 units of a product sold by 6?

With automatic correction on, the quantity becomes 12 when adding (rounded up) or 6 when removing (rounded down). Without correction, the quantity stays at 7, the cart line shows the error and the checkout button stays disabled until the customer fixes it.

Does PrestaShop's native minimum purchase total still apply?

Yes, it keeps applying to every customer. Set it to 0 in Shop Parameters > Order Settings if you only want the module's per group minimums to count.

Which minimum applies to a customer in several groups?

A setting decides: the minimum of their default group, the highest of their groups or the lowest. Customers whose groups have no dedicated minimum get the fallback amount, if one is set.

Does it work with a one page checkout module?

Blocking goes through the native minimalPurchaseRequired mechanism. A third party checkout that honours it blocks the order too. A module that ignores it is not guaranteed: test it on a staging shop or contact us with its name.

Can rules be created in bulk?

Yes, through CSV import: one line per rule, with the product given by ID or reference, the combination by reference and the category by ID. A sample file is included, and the export uses the same format so you can move rules from one shop to another.

Minimum Order Quantity & Pack Multiples PrestaShop

Minimum Order Quantity and Pack Multiples for PrestaShop 8 & 9

Sold by 6, 12 minimum for trade customers, a 150 order minimum for resellers: your sales terms enforced in the cart.

PrestaShop only handles one minimum quantity per product, with no multiples and no customer groups, and a single minimum order amount for the whole shop. This module adds quantity rules per product, combination, category or for the whole catalog, each with a minimum, a required multiple and a maximum, optionally limited to one customer group. It also sets a minimum order amount per group. A cart that breaks a rule cannot go to checkout, and the customer sees line by line what to change.

At a glance

Minimum, required multiple and maximum per product, combination, category or whole catalog
Rules limited to one customer group (trade, resellers, wholesalers)
Mix and match per category: 12 bottles minimum in total, any assortment, in cases of 6
Minimum order amount per customer group, tax excluded or included
Checkout blocked through PrestaShop's native mechanism, on Classic and Hummingbird

PrestaShop 8 & 9 B2B Classic & Hummingbird CSV import

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12 months updates

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The long version

Everything you'd want to know before you install.

A detailed look at how Minimum Order Quantity and Pack Multiples for PrestaShop 8 & 9 works, why we built it the way we did, and the thinking behind the features above.

§ 01

What PrestaShop cannot do on its own

The Minimum quantity field of the product page blocks below a threshold but does not enforce a multiple: a customer can order 7 bottles of a wine sold in cases of 6. That field is the same for every customer, and the minimum purchase total of the order settings applies to the whole shop. You cannot sell single units to retail customers and cases to trade customers, or require a 150 order from resellers only.

§ 02

One rule, three conditions

Each quantity rule carries a minimum, a multiple and a maximum. It targets a combination, a product, a category with or without its subcategories, or the whole catalog, for all customers or for one group. When several rules concern the same product, the highest priority wins, then the most specific rule: combination, product, deepest category, catalog. At equal level, a group rule comes before a rule for all groups.

§ 03

Mix and match for assorted cases

On a category rule, mix and match mode adds up every product of the category in the cart. Example: minimum 12 bottles in the Wines category, in multiples of 6, whatever the assortment. These rules are checked on top of each product's own rule, so you can require a mixed case while still selling some references by the unit.

§ 04

Blocking that goes through PrestaShop

The module does not rewrite the checkout. It fills the minimalPurchaseRequired key of the cart, the one PrestaShop uses for its own minimum amount: the checkout button is disabled, the message appears in the native alert, and the order controller sends the customer back to the cart if they try to reach it directly. As an option, an invalid quantity added to the cart is corrected server side to the nearest allowed quantity.

§ 05

Terms visible before buying

A box on the product page shows the minimum, multiple and maximum that apply to the logged-in customer. A badge in product lists flags pack selling, and each cart line recalls its condition. Quantity inputs follow the rule: the + button goes from 6 to 12, not from 6 to 7.

Minimum Order Quantity and Pack Multiples for PrestaShop 8 & 9

The short version.

Pack multiples, not just a minimum

Different terms for different customers

Mix and match per category

Minimum order amount per group