THE EASY WAY TO SET DEFAULT QUANTITIES IN WOOCOMMERCE

Absolutely. The WooCommerce Default Quantity plugin has options to set the default quantity storewide, or for specific products or entire categories. It’s completely up to you.

If you set a default quantity for an individual product, then this will override any default quantities that are set at the category level or globally. Similarly, the default quantity for each category will override the global default quantity. This gives you complete control and 100% flexibility in which default quantity to display in the different parts of your WooCommerce store.

Absolutely – WooCommerce Default Quantity allows you to change the default quantity value to any number, including zero.

No – WooCommerce Default Quantity simply allows you to set the initial quantity that appears in the quantity picker that appears when you first visit the page.

There are plenty of other plugins that allow you to set minimum or maximum quantities. We built our Default Quantity plugin because min/max quantity plugins don’t allow you to set the initial WooCommerce default quantity, for example if you want to change the default quantity to zero. You can use it with any min/max quantity plugin – we recommend the official Min/Max Quantities plugin for setting product-specific or storewide quantity rules, or YITH WooCommerce Minimum Maximum Quantity for setting category-specific rules.

Yes, you can use WooCommerce Default Quantity to add default quantities to the products that appear within grouped or bundled products. Please see our knowledge base article about how to do this.

vcYes – We’ve coded WooCommerce Default Quantity in a generic way that works with all WordPress themes. We also test with major themes such as Avada, Divi, Flatsome, Jupiter X, Enfold, X Theme, Bridge, Uncode, OceanWP, and others.

Since WooCommerce Default Quantity simply changes the initial value which is displayed in the quantity picker, you can use it with almost any other plugin. It may not work with other plugins that affect which quantity is displayed in the picker, such as plugins to set the minimum or maximum product quantity, or quantity increment plugins. To help with this, we have integrated with the official Min/Max Quantities extension and also YITH WooCommerce Minimum Maximum Quantity. If you want to use WooCommerce Default Quantity alongside other quantity rules, then we recommend using it with one of these plugins for guaranteed compatibility.

If you try WooCommerce Default Quantity with other plugins that change how quantities work, please let us know how you get on so that we can advise other customers. Remember that the plugin comes with a full 30-day money back guarantee, so you can try it with other plugins and get a refund if it doesn’t suit.

If stock management is enabled for the product or variation, and the default quantity is higher than the stock level, then the stock level will be used as the default quantity. For example, if the default quantity is 5 but only 3 are in stock, then the default quantity will be 3.

Your plugin purchase comes backed by our service. We work hard to continually add new features, important security updates, and provide customer support.

When you buy WooCommerce Default Quantity, you can choose whether to purchase an annual or lifetime license:

• The annual subscription ensures we can continue improving the plugin and supporting you long-term. You’ll be charged automatically once a year, and we’ll remind you before this happens. You can, of course, cancel any time. If your license expires, you can keep using the plugin but won’t receive any more support or updates.
• The lifetime license will be valid forever and will never expire or need renewing.

This gives you a choice of whether to pay a smaller amount each year, or make a one-off payment for life. Our service and commitment to you are the same either way.

WooCommerce Default Quantity is fully tested with the latest versions of WordPress and WooCommerce. We always recommend running the most up-to-date version, but we also support older installations:

WooCommerce – 2.6 and up (tested to 3.6.5)
WordPress – 4.5 and up (tested to 5.2.2)
PHP – 5.3 and up (PHP 7.3 compatible)