Sell NFT

Sell NFT by listing at a fixed price or accepting a buyer's offer, then keep the sale proceeds after marketplace fees, royalties and gas. Compare the costs before you choose where to sell. Connect the wallet holding your NFT and confirm the payment token first.

Compare my sale Three marketplaces.
One clear fee breakdown.

Your sale, after fees

Ethereum

You keep on a 1 ETH sale with Blur 0.975 ETH After 2.5% creator royalties, before gas

Sale price: 1.000 ETH
Marketplace fee · 0%: 0.000 ETH
Creator royalty · 2.5%: 0.025 ETH

Work out your take-home

Sell NFT: key facts

Ethereum wallet sales through compatible marketplaces
Network	Ethereum mainnet (chain ID 1); network gas is paid in ETH.
NFT standards	ERC-721 for unique tokens; ERC-1155 for token editions.
Payment tokens	ETH or WETH, as specified in the listing or offer; 1 WETH unwraps to 1 ETH, plus gas.
Listing gas	0 ETH for an off-chain listing signature; token approvals and on-chain transactions cost gas.
What you need	A wallet holding the NFT, its contract address and token ID, and ETH for seller-paid transactions.
Custody	With a Seaport signed listing, the NFT stays in your wallet until the sale executes; token approval allows its transfer.

For token ownership and standards, read Ethereum's NFT guide. For sale execution and network costs, see the Seaport documentation and OpenSea gas fee guide.

Where should you sell your NFT?

Start with the platform fee. Then compare the offers for your collection.

Ethereum

Blur

Lowest platform fee

For collection bids and active trading

marketplace selling fee

Sale approach: List or accept a bid
Creator royalties: Check collection terms
From 1 ETH, before royalty & gas: 1.000 ETH

Compare Blur proceeds

OpenSea

For fixed-price listings and offers

standard marketplace selling fee

Sale approach: List or accept an offer
Creator royalties: Collection-dependent
From 1 ETH, before royalty & gas: 0.990 ETH

Compare OpenSea proceeds

Rarible

For digital art and collectibles

Ethereum marketplace selling fee

Sale approach: List or accept an offer
Creator royalties: Set by the collection
From 1 ETH, before royalty & gas: 0.980 ETH

Compare Rarible proceeds

Direct secondary sales on Ethereum. Creator royalties and network gas are separate.Fee review: October 9, 2026

What will your NFT sale actually pay?

Enter your sale price and selling costs. The table subtracts each marketplace's fee, your creator royalty and the gas you pay.

Sale price − selling costs = proceeds

Seller proceeds in ETH · 1 ETH sale · 2.5% royalty · 0 ETH seller gas
Marketplace	Platform fee	Fee in ETH	Creator royalty	You receive
Blur	0%	0.0000	0.0250	0.9750 ETH
OpenSea	1%	0.0100	0.0250	0.9650 ETH
Rarible	2%	0.0200	0.0250	0.9550 ETH

0.0200 ETH separates the highest and lowest payout. Compare buyer offers as well as fees: a higher offer can cover a higher platform fee.

Set a target payout

Fee sources and calculation method

Platform rates were checked on October 9, 2026 against Blur's marketplace homepage (0%), OpenSea Help Center's “What fees do I pay on OpenSea?” (standard secondary sales: 1%), and Rarible's September 1, 2026 FAQ (direct Ethereum listings: 2%). OpenSea private listings typically carry a 0% platform fee. Primary drops and purchases of aggregated listings use separate fee schedules.

Net proceeds = sale price * (1 - platform fee / 100 - creator royalty / 100) - seller-paid gas. The same sale price, royalty and gas entries apply to each row so the platform fee difference stays visible. Enter each venue's specific costs in the dashboard to compare different offers. Results display at least four decimal places, with extra precision for small amounts.

How to sell an NFT,
from wallet to payout

Have your NFT in the selling wallet, confirm its network, and leave enough ETH for any approvals or transactions.

Compare your selling costs

Check the collection and recent sales
Match the NFT's contract address and token ID. Compare completed sales for similar traits, the collection floor and active offers. Asking prices show competition; completed sales show what buyers have paid.
Choose a price or an existing offer
Set a fixed price and an expiry if you can wait for a buyer. For a faster sale, compare active bids. Use the net payout after all selling costs to choose between them.
Review, sign and confirm settlement
Check the asset, currency, price, royalty and expiry in the wallet request. Approve the marketplace contract when needed, then sign. After the sale confirms on-chain, check the payment in your wallet and cancel other active listings.

Which NFT selling method fits your timing?

Fixed-price listing

Choose the price a buyer can pay immediately. Use recent comparable sales to set a competitive ask, and give the listing an expiry so you can revisit the price.

Timing: depends on a buyer matching your ask.

Accept an offer

Sell into an existing item or collection bid. Check that it covers your NFT, the payment token is correct, and the proceeds still meet your target after seller-paid gas.

Timing: settlement follows transaction confirmation.

Timed auction

Where supported, invite competing bids over a defined period. A reserve price sets the minimum you will accept. Check settlement rules and seller fees for that auction.

Timing: auction duration plus settlement.

How to sell NFTs safely

Check the signature, not just the screen. Match the contract, token ID, payment amount and recipient to the sale you intended.
Keep recovery phrases private. Use your wallet to approve a sale. Reject requests to type a seed phrase into a website or chat.
Read approval permissions. Check whether an approval covers one token or a collection, and revoke permissions you no longer need.
Verify payment on-chain. Confirm funds in your wallet before treating a sale as settled. Ignore requests to send an “activation” payment to a buyer.

Sell NFT FAQ

Fees, pricing and payment questions to settle before you list.

Where is the cheapest place to sell an NFT?

For the Ethereum marketplace fees compared here, Blur charges 0%, OpenSea normally charges 1%, and Rarible charges 2% on direct listings. Compare the final proceeds after collection royalties and gas. The highest available buyer offer can matter more than the lowest fee.

Can I sell an NFT without paying gas upfront?

An off-chain listing signature can be free after the required token approval is in place. Initial approvals, accepting offers and on-chain cancellations can cost gas. On OpenSea, the buyer pays transaction gas when purchasing a fixed-price listing; the seller pays gas when accepting an offer.

How do I choose a price for my NFT?

Start with recent completed sales for the same collection and similar traits. Compare the current floor and funded offers, then calculate the price needed to meet your target payout after fees. For a faster sale, evaluate bids already available for your token.

How long does it take to sell an NFT?

A fixed-price listing waits for a buyer, which can take minutes, days or longer. Accepting a valid funded offer moves directly to the transaction stage. Settlement then depends on network confirmation, while an auction also includes its bidding period.

What is the difference between platform fees and royalties?

A platform fee pays the marketplace for the sale. A creator royalty directs part of the sale price to the collection's creator. Each is calculated separately from the price. Network gas pays for blockchain transactions and is an additional cost.

Do I receive ETH or WETH when my NFT sells?

The listing or offer specifies the payment token. An ETH-denominated fixed-price purchase pays in ETH, while Ethereum offers often use WETH, the wrapped form of ETH. Check the token before accepting. Unwrapping WETH to ETH is a separate transaction with a gas cost.

Can I sell the same NFT on several marketplaces?

You can create listings on multiple compatible marketplaces while holding the NFT. Once it sells, review and cancel any remaining active orders. An unexpired signed order may become fillable again if the NFT returns to your wallet and its approval remains active.

Sell your NFT with the fees worked out.

Compare the proceeds. Set your target. Choose your asking price.

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