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Quantity Limits for Digital Products

Hi, I want to sell limited memberships with tiers for a portal launch:

  • First 30 members: €6/year
  • Next 60 members: €15/year
  • Next 120 members: €30/year

Is there a way to set quantity limits on digital products in FluentCart? I couldn't find this option when creating products, but perhaps I overlooked it.

Interestingly, it appears that this can be accomplished using the Inventory option in FluentForms’ payment feature; however, I would prefer to use FluentCart on this new portal.

If this feature doesn't exist yet, would it be possible to add quantity limits for digital products to support tiered launch pricing?

Thanks!

Inventory management. It works. Just went through this with a launch last week.

You need to turn on "Stock Mangement" in /wp-admin/admin.php?page=fluent-cart#/settings/addons

Sascha Leem

Wendy Perkins Shoef Awesome, thanks a ton! 🙏

Sascha Leem Glad to help!

Jeff Mapes

Curious how inventory management solves this. I can't picture the steps to do, to have a product with different quantities at different prices. I can be a bit dense at times, lol. Make multiple copies of the same product as the first step?

Jeff Simple variations with inventory management.

Variation 1: 20

Variation 2: 15

etc.

If people want to pay more they will but most are going to (and actually sometimes do intentionally in my experience) select the cheapest option.

Jeff Mapes

Wendy Perkins Shoef Ah! variations! I couldn't see it. Thanks! That is pretty slick!

Jeff Mapes

Wendy Perkins Shoef did you have to do anything special to get inventory to actually display on your product template page. For me it only shows "in stock" and doesn't even update to out of stock for other variants, even though the buy now button turns to out of stock

Jeff I use Breakdance so there aren't any customizations for it yet, so I have to build everything.

Bryan William

Great feature

Jeff Mapes

has anyone actually tried and proven any particular pricing with ladder steps to see how people responded? I would love to see an example of we sold $50 running shoes at 10@$30->10@$40->10@$50.