✨ What’s New

We’ve upgraded the Offer Limit Settings to include minimum limits, giving businesses more flexibility to control the types of offers they accept. Alongside maximum limits, you can now set minimum thresholds by payout amount, item quantity, or both—helping to avoid low-value shipments and protect profit margins.

🛠️ Key Features

📊 Minimum Offer Limits

• Set by Dollar Amount (e.g., offer payout must be at least $50)

• Set by Item Quantity (e.g., at least 2 items per offer)

• Or apply both together for full flexibility

• Default: OFF for all current and new users

📦 Per-Offer Basis Control

• Minimum and maximum limits can be applied individually per offer

• Works seamlessly with existing maximum limits

📂 Scope Control

• Apply limits to:

  • Specific Categories (e.g., iPhone only)
    
    

    

  • Multiple Categories (e.g., iPhone + iPad)
    
    

    

  • Entire Active Catalog
    
    

    

✉️ Mail-In Offers Only

• Minimum limit settings apply only to Mail-In offers (to avoid unnecessary shipping costs)

⚠️ Widget Warnings

• If a customer’s selection doesn’t meet the minimum limits, the Widget will display a warning and prevent the offer from being submitted until requirements are met
  
  

  

📝 Examples

• Category-Based: iPhone → Max: 20 items | Min: $50 total payout

• Multi-Category: iPhone + iPad → Max: 20 items | Min: $50 total payout

• Catalog-Wide: Entire active catalog → Max: 20 items | Min: $50 total payout
  
  

✅ Why This Matters

🚚 Avoids covering shipping costs for very small or low-value offers
⚖️ Provides granular control over offer thresholds
🛡️ Protects profitability by ensuring meaningful transactions
📈 Improves customer experience with clear offer expectations

💡 Where You’ll See It

• Settings → Offer Limit Settings (Mail-In only)

• Widget → Offer Creation → Lock Offer