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# Set Minimum and Maximum Order Value for COD on Shopify

Offering Cash on Delivery (COD) is convenient for customers — but without limits, it can lead to risks like high-value unpaid orders or very small transactions that aren’t worth the cost.
With the **Limit COD app**, you can easily set **minimum and maximum conditions** for when COD appears at checkout — based on **cart value, subtotal, weight, or quantity**.
Here’s how to configure each rule.

### 🛒 **1. Limit COD by Total Cart Value**
You can show or hide COD depending on the **total amount** (including taxes and shipping) in the customer’s cart.
**Example use cases:**
* Allow COD only for orders **between $10 and $200**
* Hide COD for orders **above $500**
**How to set it up:**
1. Open the **Limit COD app** in your Shopify admin.
2. Go to **Rules → Cart Conditions.**
3. Select **“Limit COD by Total Cart Value.”**
4. Set your **Minimum** and **Maximum** values.
5. Save your changes.
✅ Now, the COD option will only appear if the total cart amount is within your defined range.

### 🧾 **2. Limit COD by Cart Subtotal**
If you prefer to exclude shipping or taxes, you can set COD limits based on the **cart subtotal** (the value before additional fees).
**Example use cases:**
* Allow COD only if the **subtotal is at least $20**.
* Disable COD for orders with a **subtotal over $300**.
**Setup steps:**
1. Go to **Limit COD → Rules → Cart Conditions.**
2. Choose **“Limit COD by Subtotal.”**
3. Enter your desired min/max amounts.
4. Click **Save.**
💡 *Tip:* This rule is great if you want more consistent control over the actual product value — not the full checkout total.

### ⚖️ **3. Limit COD by Total Weight**
For stores selling physical goods, managing COD based on **total weight** can help reduce shipping risk or logistics issues.
**Example use cases:**
* Allow COD only if total weight is **under 5kg**.
* Hide COD for bulky or heavy items that cost more to deliver.
**How to configure:**
1. In the **Limit COD app**, go to **Rules → Cart Conditions.**
2. Select **“Limit COD by Cart Weight.”**
3. Define the **minimum** and **maximum** weight allowed.
4. Save your rule.
📦 The app automatically calculates the total weight from all products in the cart and applies your conditions at checkout.

### 🔢 **4. Limit COD by Total Quantity of Items**
Sometimes, the **number of items** in the cart is more important than their value or weight. You can choose to show or hide COD based on how many products the customer buys.
**Example use cases:**
* Allow COD for small orders (1–5 items).
* Disable COD for bulk orders (10+ items).
**Setup steps:**
1. Open **Limit COD → Rules → Cart Conditions.**
2. Select **“Limit COD by Total Quantity.”**
3. Set your **Minimum** and **Maximum** item quantity.
4. Save and test your checkout flow.
🧮 The app will automatically evaluate the total item count in the customer’s cart before showing the COD option.

### 🎯 **Conclusion**
By setting **minimum and maximum COD rules** based on **cart total, subtotal, weight, or item quantity**, you can:
* Prevent loss from oversized or small-value orders
* Optimize delivery and cost management
* Keep your COD option safe and efficient
With the **Limit COD app for Shopify**, you can automate all these conditions easily — no coding, just simple setup.