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# Create a limit
### 1. Add a limit
Go to main tab **Limit purchase** -> Click **Add a limit** button to start setting up your rules
### 2. Set up rules
* **Min limit purchases**: Minimum quantity that customers must purchase.
* **Max limit purchases**: Maximum quantity that customer must purchase
* **Multiple**: The quantity purchased must be a multiple of the specified number.
### 3. Apply to product
Select the product to which you want to apply the above limit rules. We have 3 options:
* **Specific product variants:** For each product variant, your customers can only purchase quantities within the specified range.
* **Specific products:** For each selected product, your customers can only purchase quantities (sum of variants quantities of product) within the specified range.
* **Specific collections**: For each selected collection, your customers can only purchase quantities (sum of products quantities of collection) within the specified range.
**Note: The system will prioritize checking limit rules of product variant => product => collection**
### 4. Apply to customer
Select the customer group to which you want to apply the above limit rules. We have 2 options
* **Group customers:** This limit rule will be applied to all customer who have the selected tag.
* **All visitors:** This limit rule will be applied to all visitors on your storefront
**Note: The system will prioritize checking limit rules of group customer => all visitors**
### 5. Set up schedule
You can setup the time period during which this limit will be available.
### 6. Save your limit
Click **Save** button to save your limit
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