Description
Maximum Products per User for WooCommerce plugin lets you limit number of items your WooCommerce customers can buy (lifetime or in selected date range).
Main Features
- Set maximum products number per user.
- Select plugin mode: product quantities, product orders, product prices (including or excluding taxes), product weights, or product volumes.
- Set date range (for example: lifetime, this month, this year, last 30 days, last 365 days, or custom date range).
- Set on which order statuses product data should be updated.
- Set different maximum product limits for different user roles.
- Enable variable products variations usage.
- Customize customer message on frontend.
- Block checkout page on exceeded limits.
- Exclude products from plugin scope.
- Edit and export each users sales data.
- Choose which payment gateways should update product data.
- Display remaining amount, maximum limits, etc. to the users in cart, checkout, single product page, My account, or with shortcode anywhere on your site.
- Identify guests by IP address or block guests from buying products in your shop.
- Hide products with exceeded limits for the current user.
- Enable multi-language support (WPML, Polylang).
- And more
Premium Version
Some Maximum Products per User for WooCommerce Pro plugin features:
- Display the limit message on variations.
- Set maximum products per user:
- Per product category.
- Per product tag.
- Per individual product.
- By formula, for example: per user ID, per membership plan, per payment method, etc.
- More options oriented to guest users:
- Block specific products from guests.
- Change add to cart button text from blocked products.
More
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Installation
- Upload the entire plugin folder to the
/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
- Start by visiting plugin settings at WooCommerce > Settings > Maximum Products per User.
FAQ
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Yes, its possible, but its a bit of a workaround. Youll need to assign all your products to some category or tag. After that you need to enable Limits > Per product category (or Limits > Per product tag), and then set Limit per user option for that category (or tag) in Products > Categories > Your category > Edit.
