Multi Max controls how many of a single modifier option a customer can select. This is different from the group’s max setting, which limits total selections across the entire group.
How It Works
When multiMax is greater than 1 on a modifier group:
- A quantity stepper appears next to each selected modifier
- Customers can add multiple of the same option (e.g., 3x Extra Cheese)
- Each unit is priced and charged individually
Example
A burger with a “Extras” modifier group:
| Setting | Value |
|---|
| max | 5 (total extras allowed) |
| multiMax | 3 (max per individual extra) |
- 3x Extra Cheese
- 2x Extra Bacon
- Total: 5 extras ✓
But not:
- 4x Extra Cheese (exceeds multiMax of 3) ✗
Max vs Multi Max
| Setting | Controls | Example |
|---|
| max | Total selections across the group | ”Choose up to 4 toppings” |
| multiMax | Quantity per individual option | ”Up to 2 of each topping” |
max: 6, multiMax: 2 → Customer can pick up to 6 total toppings, but no more than 2 of any single toppingmax: 0, multiMax: 3 → No total limit, but max 3 of each option
Set multiMax: 1 (the default) when customers should only be able to add each option once, like pizza base choices or drink sizes.
Use Cases
Allow multiple portions of premium toppings:
- “Add up to 3 portions of any topping”
- Each portion charged separately
Shot-Based Drinks
Coffee shops offering multiple espresso shots:
multiMax: 4 for espresso shots- Customer can order a quad-shot latte
Sauces & Sides
Let customers load up on their favourites:
- “Extra sauce portions available”
multiMax: 3 for each sauce option
Protein Add-Ons
Bowl or salad builders:
- “Double or triple your protein”
multiMax: 3 for chicken, tofu, etc.
Setting Up Multi Max
- Go to your storekit dashboard
- Navigate to Menu
- Click into a product, then open a Modifier Group
- Set the Multi Max value (e.g., 3 to allow up to 3 of each option)
- Click Save
