M10 RuleSafe
Test a minimum order subtotal before turning it on
Choose a subtotal threshold in your store currency, check the boundary, and explain the condition to shoppers.
Start with the purchase condition
A minimum subtotal can be useful when a very small order does not justify your preparation costs. Choose a threshold for your own store rather than copying another store's number. A higher minimum can also discourage a customer; it is not automatically better.
A subtotal is not the final total including shipping and taxes. M10 RuleSafe supports a minimum order subtotal in the store currency, not a shipping-inclusive minimum total.
Check amounts below and at your threshold
- Create a minimum order subtotal draft in M10 RuleSafe.
- Enter your chosen amount, for example 25 in the store currency.
- Save the draft and run the Safety Check.
- Try sample amounts of 24.99 and 25 to check the boundary.
- Review the result before explicitly activating the checked version.
- Test your actual supported Online Store checkout, including the discounts and other rules you intend to use.
Tell shoppers before checkout
Write a clear purchase condition and checkout message. Do not describe a subtotal rule as a total including shipping and taxes. A sample test is not an order and does not guarantee every checkout scenario.
This version is not a general order-management tool. POS, manual or draft Admin orders, Order Edit, subscriptions, bundles, and B2B-specific or customer-specific conditions are outside the advertised scope.
Try the supported rule before going live
We develop M10 RuleSafe. The Free plan includes up to 5 active rules, drafts, Safety Check, and sample-cart tests. Paid capacity is optional and requires your approval in Shopify.
Review M10 RuleSafe on the Shopify App Store
Watch the actual-app walkthrough or get help with setup.
Test samples do not change checkout or place an order. Activation is explicit. These examples are educational, not proof of every live checkout scenario or a promise of higher sales.