Tillward makes three Shopify apps. They cap what a buyer can order, choose which payment methods show at checkout, and put an age gate on your storefront. Limits and payment rules run inside Shopify checkout, and the admin shows what each rule did.
Sample store data. Made by a small independent team in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Each installs on its own. The line under each app shows where its rules run.
Minimums, maximums and case-pack multiples for a product, a collection or the whole cart. Caps per customer over a day, a month or a lifetime, and cooldowns between purchases.
Hide, reorder or rename payment methods at checkout. Conditions include shipping country, cart total, product and customer tags, B2B buyers and PO Box addresses.
An age gate on your storefront: a yes or no click, a birth year, a date of birth or a checkbox. Checkout won’t take restricted products until the buyer has passed the gate, and every gate and order event goes into a trail you can export.
The buyer declares their age; the app does not check ID. This is not legal advice.
Each app installs on its own. Paid plans are billed on your Shopify invoice.
Start from a template or a blank rule on the app’s page in your Shopify admin. Storefront parts run as an app embed you switch on in the theme editor; there is no theme code to edit.
Limits and payment rules run as Shopify Functions inside checkout. The admin shows what each rule did, and says so where it can’t count.
A drop allows 2 hoodies per customer. The third is refused. Here is what the buyer sees, what the board shows, and what you see in the admin. Press + in the cart to try it.
Your cart
Limited drop hoodie
Black / M · $68.00
$136.00
You can buy at most 2.
Check outBoard
Sample data. The figure is this rule’s count.
Storefront blocks are counted. Inside checkout the same rule still stops the order, but Shopify checkout can’t report back, so the board doesn’t count those.
Checkout
Limited drop hoodie
Black / M
$204.00
Quantity updated. The order can go through.
If the buyer skips the cart and goes straight to checkout, the same rule stops the order there.
Rules doing the work
Manage rules5 active rules, 2 with measurable windows: 112 buyers at a cap right now, 9 close to one.
| Rule | Limit | Blocked on the storefront | Window usage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodie drop, 2 per buyer | Max 2 per customer per month | 39 | 112 at cap · 9 near |
| Wine by the case | Min 6, multiples of 6 | 21 | — Per-order rule |
| Wholesale minimum | 250.00 USD minimumCheckout only | — | — Not counted at checkout |
| Free sample sachet | 30-day cooldown | 5 | — Cooldown rule |
| Launch print, 300 made | Max 300 for the whole store in total | 12 | 214 / 300 |
Window usage needs a window: per-order rules have none, cooldown and lifecycle rules pause between purchases, and order-value rules enforce inside checkout, where nothing can be counted. Every one of these rules is still enforcing.
Sample data. The checkout and admin panels are rebuilt from the real Order Limits UI.
Two of the three apps are free. Order Limits is free for one rule; Pro follows your Shopify plan.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Order Limits | ||
| Free, 1 rule | $0 | $0 |
| Pro on Shopify Basic, Grow and every other plan | $9.99 | $95.90 |
| Pro on Shopify Advanced | $14.99 | $143.90 |
| Pro on Shopify Plus | $19.99 | $191.90 |
| Payment Rules | ||
| Free: hide and sort payment methods | $0 | $0 |
| Age Verification | ||
| Free | $0 | $0 |
7 day free trial on Order Limits Pro
Prices in USD, billed by Shopify on your store’s invoice. Pro’s price is set by your store’s Shopify plan.