OpenSea Clone App - White-Label Multi-Chain NFT Marketplace

An OpenSea clone is a ready-made NFT marketplace that follows the same pattern as the original: creators add collections and NFTs, collectors browse, make offers and buy, and the operator earns a fee. The Miracuves OpenSea Clone ships as a Next.js marketplace with an admin console, a REST API and two Solidity contracts, white-labeled to your brand. It is not the original. It uses none of its code, design or content, it is built for one operator to run, and the features on this page are the ones the demo and the source show, which is narrower than a large public marketplace.

Your own marketplace lets you set the platform fee, decide which collections are verified, pick a niche and keep the creator and collector relationships and their history. It also means you carry the operator duties: moderation, takedowns, taxes and any licences. A large shared marketplace is simpler to join and brings reach; your own brings control.

Not to run it day to day. The admin console covers collections, drops, users, moderation and settings. For wallets, RPC providers and contract deployment at launch, our team supplies documentation and the support periods that come with the product.

Software that lists NFTs, takes offers and settles sales is lawful to build and sell in itself. What you do with it is the legal question: what may be minted, whether a token counts as a security, taxes and consumer rules all depend on your country. The Miracuves OpenSea Clone uses no code, design or content from OpenSea and launches under your name, so do not use the OpenSea name or logo in your own branding. Take advice from a lawyer in every market you serve. Miracuves gives no legal advice.

Connect your wallet and sign the sign-in challenge, then open Studio. The collection form takes a name, a category and the royalty percentage and recipient; the NFT form takes a name, a description, an image URL or a media URL for video, audio or 3D, a collection and a chain. Media is referenced by URL, since there is no direct file upload. To sell, open the NFT, choose a price and a duration, and the listing goes live.

Connect Wallet handles EVM wallets such as MetaMask and WalletConnect, and Connect Solana handles Phantom and Solflare. You approve the connection and sign a one-time challenge, and the server starts a session once it has checked the signature. Other wallet apps are not wired in the source, so support for them would be scoped on its own.

Network fees are charged by the blockchain, not by the marketplace, and they are paid from the buyer's or seller's own wallet when it signs a transaction. On top of that the marketplace contract keeps a platform fee, set in basis points and capped at 10%, and pays any creator royalty in the same sale. You also pay gas once to deploy the contracts to your network.

An owner lists an NFT at a fixed price for a chosen duration, and a buyer pays with a wallet-signed transaction. On an EVM chain the payment can go through the marketplace contract, which splits the sale; on Solana it is a direct SOL transfer to the seller. Collectors can also make an offer on an item or on a whole collection, and an offer is pending, accepted, rejected or cancelled in the API.

Auction bidding is available as custom scope with its own written quote. Timed and open auction listing types are already modeled, the Explore page shows an On Auction filter, and the marketplace contract settles every fixed-price sale.

The marketplace is built to be non-custodial: the wallet signs each payment, so the marketplace does not hold user funds. Each sale is recorded with its transaction hash. Licensing questions can still apply depending on your activity and country, so take legal advice before launch.

Delivery includes branding. Your logo and colors are applied to the marketplace and the admin console, and we deploy both. From the admin Settings tabs, operators control the site name and support email, the platform and referral fee, network configuration, a global banner and email alerts. Requests that go past the base receive a written scope and quote.

The platform and referral fee are settings in the admin Marketplace tab, and the marketplace contract holds its own platform fee in basis points that its owner can change. Royalties are set per collection: the Create Collection form takes a royalty percentage and recipient, and the collection contract pays them through ERC-2981 when a sale goes through the marketplace contract.

Sign-in uses a signed challenge with a one-time nonce, sessions can be refreshed and revoked, sign-in routes are rate limited, and security headers and a CSRF check are in place. The console manages users and roles, collections, drops and a moderation queue, and API keys are stored hashed. A smart contract review and pen test can be lined up inside your rollout, with any outside firm's fee billed on its own.

The demo footer names Ethereum, Polygon, Solana and BNB Chain, the Explore chain filter lists ten networks, and sign-in covers EVM and Solana wallets. The contracts are Solidity, so they are deployed to the EVM networks you choose; Solana purchases are direct SOL transfers without a marketplace program. Moving NFTs between chains is not part of the platform.

The two contracts, a collection and a marketplace, come with a deploy script and tests. A review by a third party is an available add-on, scheduled into your launch plan and billed separately.

The schema has tables for KYC records, sanctions checks and tax records, and a compliance export route exists, but connecting a KYC or sanctions provider is integration work that is scoped at order. Identity checks on their own do not satisfy anti-money-laundering rules, which depend on your country and your activity.

Most NFT marketplaces start with the platform fee, because the first sale made through the contract earns it. The referral fee, drop campaigns and featured collections follow once there is enough activity to charge for. Partner sponsorships, paid API tiers and licensing the white-label deployment to another operator are commercial arrangements to agree, and paid API tiers are a customization rather than a base feature.

A marketplace is defended by its creators, collectors and trust, not by its feature list. Creators whose collections already carry royalties rarely switch on a whim, and collectors with favorites, follows and a watchlist have reasons to come back. That history begins accumulating at launch and lives in your database. Careful verification and moderation form a second moat, since a marketplace people trust is difficult to copy.

The OpenSea Clone is a fixed $4,299 and Miracuves' build takes 6 working days, with rebranding and deployment to your hosting included. Gas, hosting and outside services come on top, an optional contract audit joins as an add-on, and extras beyond the base get a written quote first.

Hosting and a domain, a PostgreSQL database, a WalletConnect project ID, RPC access for each chain and the gas to deploy the contracts, your logo and brand details, and your own legal documents such as terms and a privacy policy. Miracuves does not write them and does not apply for any licence on your behalf.

There is an Android demo app, built with Expo and React Native, that loads the marketplace in a native shell; you can install it from the apps page linked in the demo section. The website also reflows for mobile browsers. An iOS app is included alongside it; both are published under developer accounts you own, and store review is handled by Apple and Google and sits outside our 6-day build time.

Four add-ons are offered, each priced on its own: layer 2 scaling, AI rarity scoring, NFT staking and farming, and loyalty with gamification. None of them is part of the base.

Every ready-made solution carries three cover periods from launch that run side by side: 60 days of dedicated platform guidance, 6 months of priority bug resolution and 12 months of continuous product evolution. The first response comes in under 2 hours, Monday to Saturday, 10:00-19:00 IST.

Yes. You receive the complete source for the marketplace, the admin console, the API routes, the shared packages and the Solidity contracts, with no encryption, along with the database schema and the docs folder, so you can change it or hand it to another team.

Because the signed sign-in, the fee and royalty handling, the admin console and the API arrive working, and this page says plainly what is a base feature, what is an add-on and what stays with you. Miracuves has been building software since 2010, with 9,000+ projects delivered for 6,000+ clients and 90+ ready-made solutions. The OpenSea Clone is a fixed $4,299, goes live in 6 working days, and comes with 60 days of guidance, 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of product updates.

For most NFT launches, yes. Signed wallet sign-in, fixed-price listings, offers, creator royalties, drops, the admin console and the two contracts already work, and the OpenSea Clone costs a fixed $4,299 and needs six working days to build. A from-scratch marketplace puts money logic on a chain before anyone has tested it, and its scope is quoted in writing first. Launch ready-made and spend on creators and liquidity.

The marketplace earns at settlement. Its contract keeps a platform fee on every sale, capped at 10% and set by you, and referral fees, drop campaigns, featured collection spots and API access for partners add further lines as activity grows. Creator royalties are paid to creators, not the operator. Because the fee sits in a contract you own, nobody else takes a share of it.

You connect a wallet in the live demo, list an NFT and open the admin console. Next, agree the chains, the platform fee and the categories, and hand over your brand assets, hosting and RPC access. We rebrand every surface, install it on your hosting and help deploy the contracts from your wallet. After a run through the sale and dispute paths, the marketplace goes live in six working days.

It suits any business that wants a marketplace for digital collectibles under its own name. General NFT marketplaces, digital art spaces, music and media labels, gaming communities, fashion and photography brands, sports and metaverse projects, brands with their own collectibles and web3 agencies that white-label the platform for clients can all run on it.

You set it yourself. The fee is held in the marketplace contract in basis points and capped at 10%. Big marketplaces list selling fees of 1% to 2%: OpenSea lists 1%, while Rarible shows 2% on Ethereum, Base and Polygon, and 1.5% on Solana. A smaller marketplace usually competes on niche, curation and service rather than on a fee war.