I have my retail side of my store set up but i’m trying to set up my wholesale side. I’m trying to find an app that sets minimum/maximum quantities for items as well as set up wholesale pricing for my wholesale customers. The issue I am running into on all the apps I’ve been trying is they work fine if you first click on an item then they allow the item to be added to cart in the correct increments for wholesale quantities, but if you do not click on the item first and just use the add to cart button the increments are only single items and not the minimum order quantity I have set or the increments. This is also tru when in the cart itself it only allows increments of 1. I need an app that adds the MOQ and set increments on all areas of the site and not only once you have clicked into the item. Anyone have any suggestions on an app that works this way? Thanks
To no effort it try a minimum order quantity(MOQ) app to manage cart behavior and the add-to-cart(AtC) separate from the wholesale concerns; for the online sales channel at least.
Search first it’s the rules :
https://community.shopify.com/search?q=wholesale+minimum+app
Gonna be rough for someone to recommend an app if you’ve tried a bunch but can’t list them out to avoid everyone repeating things.
Search first it’s the rules :
https://community.shopify.com/search?q=wholesale+minimum+app
Most wholesale apps cannot do everything for you, and anything they do offer can vary in availability PER THEME.
Even if there’s an add-to-cart(AtC) button override there may be then some other unspoken feature it doesn’t have.
And that’s not even counting whether this is quantity-mins vs total-mins ; ad nauseum.
Some have processes where you have to implement the theme customization for such logic on the add-to-cart(AtC) button yourself or through a service , or specifically have docs about NOT using a themes default buy-buttons or accelerated checkout buttons , or just expect you will handle the last mile integrations for specific needs and expectations etc etc etc
Hi @USABiker ,
Our app “Dollarlabs: B2B Custom Pricing” specialises in doing wholesale pricing and MOQ. You can set it up to work across your entire site and not just the product page.
You can set these rules up on the variant level and set different offers per customer tag.
Hey @USABiker
That feature is available in our Wholesale Hero B2B Pricing app. You can add wholesale and volume discounts using our app for each product you want. Also, you can setup a rule for logged-in and non-logged in customers or for specific customers.
Hey @USABiker
This usually isn’t just an “app feature” issue, it’s more about how Shopify handles add to cart across different parts of the store.
Most apps apply MOQ and increment logic on the product page, but when customers add items directly from collection pages or quick add buttons, that flow often bypasses those rules. That’s why you’re seeing single-unit adds instead of your set increments. The cart behavior you mentioned is part of the same problem if validation isn’t enforced there as well.
In setups that work properly, there are two things in place:
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frontend control so increments and MOQ apply everywhere, not just product page
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cart level validation so rules are enforced even if something bypasses the UI
A lot of apps handle one side but not both, which creates exactly the inconsistency you’re running into.
BMT was built specifically for wholesale use cases like this, where stores need consistent min/max quantities, increments, and customer-specific pricing without relying on multiple workarounds. It handles bulk logic more reliably across the store, though depending on your theme, collection page add to cart may still need a small adjustment.
You can check it here if helpful:
https://apps.shopify.com/blumacawtech
If you can share your theme or how customers are adding products, more specific guidance can be given on what’s causing the bypass.