We compared five OpenSea alternatives on features, fees and supported chains, and noted where each one falls short of OpenSea.
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Blur is the closest OpenSea alternative for Ethereum NFT traders: it advertises zero marketplace fees, against OpenSea's 1% on sales. Below are five NFT marketplaces compared on fees, chains and who runs them, including Magic Eden and Tensor for Solana NFTs, which OpenSea does not trade.
OpenSea is an NFT and token marketplace run by Ozone Networks, Inc. in Miami, Florida. It lists 27 supported chains, including Ethereum, Solana and Base, but its Solana support is limited to token swaps. The marketplace fee is 1% on sales and 10% on primary-drop mints, and creator fees set on a collection are added to orders. See the full OpenSea profile →
OpenSea takes 1% of each sale and 10% of primary-drop mints, per its help center (May 12, 2026). Blur advertises zero marketplace fees; Magic Eden and Tensor charge 2%, which is more than OpenSea on sales.
Creator fees set on a collection are added to OpenSea orders, which raises the total cost of buying or selling in those collections.
OpenSea lists Solana, but its Solana support covers token swaps only. Solana NFT traders need Magic Eden or Tensor.
| Name | Best for | Chains | Custody | Chains |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OpenSea ORIGINAL | Baseline | Ethereum, Solana, Base and 24 more | Non-custodial | 27 chains |
| Blur | High-volume Ethereum NFTs | Ethereum | Non-custodial | Not verified |
| Magic Eden | Solana NFT collectors | Solana first | Non-custodial | Not verified |
| Tensor | Solana bids and market making | Solana | Non-custodial | Solana |
| Rarible | Multichain NFTs and API | Not verified | Non-custodial | 20+ chains incl. Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Aptos |
| LooksRare | Ethereum NFT rewards | Ethereum | Non-custodial | Not verified |
“Not verified” means we have not yet checked the value against the project’s own documentation.
An Ethereum NFT marketplace and aggregator that sweeps listings across several marketplaces and runs Blend for NFT-backed loans. It advertises zero marketplace fees against OpenSea's 1%. Limitation: Ethereum only, against OpenSea's 27 chains.
An NFT marketplace that began on Solana, with 0% listing and a 2% transaction fee, higher than OpenSea's 1% on sales. Buyers choose whether to pay creator royalties. Limitation: its EVM and Bitcoin marketplace surfaces and wallet were deprecated in 2026.
A Solana NFT marketplace covering 30,000+ collections, with market-making orders and collection-wide bids. Makers pay 0% and takers 2%, against OpenSea's 1% on sales. Limitation: Solana only, and takers also pay royalties.
An NFT marketplace and developer API covering 20+ live chains, including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Aptos, and aggregating listings from other marketplaces. Limitation: since June 22, 2026 it is run by Gahinga Inc., a Panama company.
An Ethereum NFT marketplace on custom contracts that says 100% of protocol fees go back to users as rewards, with collection and trait offers. Limitation: Ethereum only, and its docs were last updated in January 2024.
For Ethereum NFTs with zero marketplace fees: Blur. For Solana NFTs: Magic Eden or Tensor. For many chains: Rarible.
If you trade Ethereum NFTs often, Blur's zero marketplace fee is the only saving against OpenSea's 1%. For Solana NFTs, which OpenSea does not trade, Magic Eden and Tensor both charge 2%, and Tensor charges makers nothing.
OpenSea still lists the most chains of any marketplace here, 27, and is run by a US company. If you collect across many EVM networks, check that your chain is supported before you move.
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For Ethereum NFTs, Blur: it advertises zero marketplace fees against OpenSea's 1%. For Solana NFTs, Magic Eden or Tensor.
A 1% fee on sales and 10% on primary-drop mints, plus any creator fees set on the collection, per OpenSea's help center (May 12, 2026), checked Sep 26, 2026.
OpenSea lists Solana, but its Solana support covers token swaps only. Magic Eden and Tensor trade Solana NFTs.
On June 30, 2026 Magic Eden published a guide to deprecating its EVM and Bitcoin marketplace surfaces and the Magic Eden Wallet.
On marketplace fees, yes: Blur advertises zero, OpenSea charges 1% on sales. Creator royalties can still apply on either.
Sources: OpenSea: Fees, OpenSea: Home, Blur: Home. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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