What is Series Offers?

The Series Offers feature on our platform allows collectors to place a single offer across all NFTs in an artist’s series. Rather than making an offer on a specific artwork, collectors can broadcast one offer to the current owners of every piece in that series.

This approach provides convenience, efficiency, and cost savings. By placing a single offer rather than multiple individual offers, collectors pay less in gas fees and save time. Meanwhile, artists benefit by receiving offers that apply to their entire series.

When a collector makes a series offer, it will be visible to all current owners of the artworks in that series. Only the first owner to accept the offer completes the transaction; once that happens, the offer automatically becomes invalid for all remaining artworks in the series. This ensures that only one artwork changes hands at the offered price.
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Collectors can also revoke their offers at any time before an owner accepts. This flexibility allows them to adjust or cancel their bids if they change their mind.

The user interface has a “Make a Series Offer” option on the series artwork pages. This option is available for all artworks in the series, making it easy for collectors to place series offers.
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To make a series offer, collectors must set one offer amount, which applies to every artwork in the series. This simplifies the process by using a single bid that any owner in the series can choose to accept.

Collectors can make an offer in ETH, RARE, and USDC.

Artists and owners can view all of the Incoming and Outgoing Offers over Account Dashboard, where you can accept or withdraw your Series offers.

Artists and owners can view and accept offers made in different currencies for their Series. Once a Series offer have been accepted, the offers will disappear for other owners or artists.

Collectors can view and withdraw offers they have placed in different currencies for the Series on the Outgoing tab. Offers can also be withdrawn directly from the respective Series page.