Getting started
Most shops can enforce their first order rule in a few minutes. Install Minimum, open the settings, add a rule.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- WordPress 6.5 or newer
- WooCommerce 8.0 or newer (HPOS and Cart/Checkout Blocks supported)
- PHP 8.1 or newer
Install
Section titled “Install”- Install WooCommerce and make sure it is active.
- Install Minimum from the plugin directory (when live on WordPress.org) or upload the
minimumfolder to/wp-content/plugins/. - Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen.
Add your first rule
Section titled “Add your first rule”Open WooCommerce → Minimum:
- Scope — choose Global, a Category, or a specific Product.
- Minimum — require at least N units (leave 0 to ignore).
- Maximum — cap units per order (leave 0 to ignore).
- Step — force multiples, for example packs of 6 (leave 0 to ignore).
- Minimum order total — require a minimum cart subtotal to check out.
- Notices — edit the message for each unmet rule, using tokens such as
{min},{max},{step},{product}and{total}.
Start simple, for example a product with a minimum quantity of 3, or a global minimum order total.
Verify on the storefront
Section titled “Verify on the storefront”- Add fewer than the minimum to the cart — the unmet-rule notice should appear and checkout should be blocked.
- Try to exceed the maximum — the cap should hold.
- Add a quantity that breaks the step — the step notice should explain the required multiple.
- Repeat the checks in both the classic and block cart/checkout.
Custom notices
Section titled “Custom notices”Each notice is editable on the settings screen and supports tokens such as {min}, {max}, {step}, {product} and {total}, so the message always names the exact product and value.
Free vs PRO
Section titled “Free vs PRO”The free edition covers per-product, per-category and global rules (min, max, step), a minimum order total and customisable notices, enforced on add-to-cart and at cart/checkout.
Minimum PRO (planned) adds per-role rules, scheduled rules, bulk import and conditional logic — not basic order rules.
Need help?
Section titled “Need help?”- Minimum overview — features and editions
- GitHub issues
- Minimum on plogins.com