What Is a SuperRare Clone Script?
A SuperRare clone script is ready-to-deploy software for a curated NFT art marketplace: a platform where approved artists mint single-edition works, collectors buy through fixed sales, offers and timed auctions, and every transfer is recorded as permanent provenance attached to the piece.
The economics are the opposite of an open marketplace. Volume is low, individual prices are high, and the platform competes on curation and reputation rather than listing count. That makes discovery, artwork presentation and provenance the product, and makes scarcity a rule enforced in the contract rather than a marketing claim. For open marketplaces, see our NFT marketplace clone script page.
What You Receive
| Component | What It Covers |
|---|---|
| Minting contracts | Single-edition ERC-721 minting with immutable edition caps |
| Curation system | Artist application, review, approval and invitation workflow |
| Sales mechanics | Fixed price, offers, reserve auctions and timed auctions |
| Royalty enforcement | On-chain royalty standards plus allowlisted-marketplace enforcement |
| Provenance layer | Full ownership, sale and exhibition history per artwork |
| Presentation tooling | High-resolution display, artist profiles, editorial and collections |
| Storage | IPFS or Arweave pinning with metadata immutability |
| Source code | Contracts, front end and infrastructure transfer on delivery |
See a working curated marketplace with your artists, your commission structure and your auction rules.
Get a Free Live DemoRoyalties Only Exist If You Enforce Them
Artist royalties are the promise a fine-art NFT platform is built on, and they are not enforced by the token standard. A royalty percentage in metadata is a suggestion that any marketplace can ignore, and many did the moment fee competition started.
For a platform selling scarce work to collectors who are paying for artist alignment, this is not a technical footnote. If secondary sales route around royalties, the artists leave, and a curated platform without its artists has nothing.
On-chain royalty standards implemented so compliant marketplaces read and honour the terms automatically.
Transfer allowlisting so secondary sales are restricted to venues that pay royalties, where you choose that trade-off.
Primary and secondary split control with different commission structures for first sale and resale.
Provenance-linked payouts so royalties follow the artwork and its collaborators, including splits.
Editorial and exhibition records which raise the cost of moving a piece outside the ecosystem.
Clear collector disclosure so transfer restrictions are stated up front rather than discovered at resale.
Transfer restriction is a real trade-off: it protects artists and reduces liquidity. We will implement whichever position you take, and make sure it is disclosed to collectors before they buy rather than argued about afterwards.
Surfaces This Scope Covers
Reference concepts for a marketplace build — collection, listing and creator surfaces. Not screenshots of a delivered client marketplace.
Core Features
Artworks and Minting
- Single-edition 1/1 minting with immutable supply
- Lazy minting so artists pay no gas until first sale
- Multi-media support including image, video, audio and 3D
- High-resolution display with zoom and full-screen viewing
- Metadata immutability with IPFS or Arweave pinning
- Series and collection grouping
- Collaborative works with automated revenue splits
Sales and Auctions
- Fixed price sales with collector offers
- Reserve auctions triggered by first qualifying bid
- Timed auctions with anti-snipe extension
- Private sales and allowlisted drops
- Offers with expiry and counter-offer flow
- Crypto and card checkout through licensed partners
- Settlement in ETH, stablecoins or your chosen asset
Curation and Community
- Artist application and review workflow with scoring
- Invitation-only onboarding and verified artist badges
- Editorial features, interviews and curated exhibitions
- Collector profiles, collections and public holdings
- Follow, notify and wishlist mechanics
- Featured placement and homepage curation controls
Trust and Operations
- On-chain royalty enforcement with allowlist controls
- Provenance timeline with every transfer and sale
- Plagiarism and duplicate artwork screening
- Wash trading detection on suspicious sale patterns
- Admin console for curation, fees, features and takedowns
- Sanctions screening and reporting for high-value sales
Mapped to a release plan
We will send a prioritized launch plan covering curation policy, royalty enforcement and drop calendar.
Request a Feature PlanHow SuperRare Clone Script Is Put Together
The modules above map onto these layers. Each one ships with its own tests, documentation and runbook, so nothing arrives as a black box you inherit without an explanation.
Requests flow down, settlement and events flow back up. Every boundary carries logging, so a failure is traceable to a layer instead of guessed at.
Chains and Assets We Work With
Marketplace contracts are per-chain deployments with their own royalty behaviour and metadata assumptions. Non-EVM chains use different token standards entirely and need separate marketplace logic.
How We Build Your Marketplace
Curation policy and royalty position come first, because both are contract-level decisions rather than settings.
Curation and royalty policy
Artist criteria, review process, commission split and your position on transfer restriction.
Output → curation policy and economics specification
Contract design
Minting, auction, royalty and split contracts written against that policy with full tests.
Output → contract suite with test coverage and gas analysis
Independent audit
Third-party review of minting, auction and payout logic before any artwork is minted.
Output → audit report with critical and high findings remediated
Platform build
Marketplace, artist tools, curation console, editorial system and storage pipeline.
Output → staging marketplace for your review
Launch and artist onboarding
Deployment, founding artist cohort, first drops, monitoring and support processes.
Output → live marketplace with curation and drop runbooks
Chains and standards
Development Timeline
| Scope | Timeline | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| White label art marketplace | 4 to 6 weeks | Rebranded marketplace, standard minting and sales |
| Standard curated marketplace | 8 to 12 weeks | Curation workflow, auctions, royalty enforcement, audit |
| Marketplace with editorial platform | 3 to 5 months | Exhibitions, editorial CMS, collector tooling, analytics |
| Full ecosystem | 5 to 8 months | Multi-chain, card checkout, mobile apps, gallery partnerships |
What extends the timeline: royalty enforcement mechanics, particularly if you choose transfer allowlisting; auction contract auditing, which is where high-value bugs live; multi-media and high-resolution storage pipelines; and card payment partner onboarding.
Revenue Models
| Model | How It Works |
|---|---|
| Primary sale commission | Your share of an artwork first sale |
| Secondary sale commission | A platform fee on every resale |
| Royalty administration | A share of enforced artist royalties where agreed |
| Featured placement | Fees for homepage and exhibition promotion |
| Gallery and partner programmes | Revenue share with galleries bringing artists and collectors |
| Premium collector tiers | Early access to drops and private sales |
| Print and physical fulfilment | Optional physical editions tied to the token |
Curated platforms compete on artist alignment rather than fee level, so commission structure is a positioning decision. We build primary and secondary rates as separately configurable parameters.
Related services
Who This Is For
Bringing represented artists on-chain.
Launching a vetted platform with a point of view.
Selling limited digital editions.
Releasing single-edition audio works.
Running curated collaborations.
Serving markets global platforms overlook.
Why Choose Coinsclone
Royalties enforced, not declared
On-chain standards plus optional allowlisting, with the trade-off explained and disclosed to collectors before they buy.
Scarcity enforced in the contract
Immutable edition caps, so a 1/1 cannot quietly become an edition later.
Presentation treated as product
High-resolution and multi-media display, because on a curated platform the artwork is the interface.
Provenance built to last
Permanent metadata on IPFS or Arweave and a full transfer, sale and exhibition record.
Curation tooling for real workflows
Application scoring, review queues, invitations and editorial, not just an admin toggle.
Full source code ownership
Contracts, front end, storage pipeline and infrastructure transfer on delivery.
What Our Clients Say
Operators who launched with us, in their own words. Hover to pause.
A members-only NFT marketplace for Digital Freemasonry
Digital Free MasonryNFT marketplace · delivered and liveNext phase in progress: the ODFT Token and the MasonicVerse platform.
Working with Coinsclone has been one of the best professional experiences I have had in the blockchain industry.
From the very beginning of our NFT Marketplace project until its successful completion, the entire team demonstrated exceptional technical expertise, professionalism, patience, and commitment. Every stage of development was handled with great attention to detail, and every challenge we encountered was approached with a solution-oriented mindset.
Read the full client note
Our project was far from a standard NFT Marketplace. It included custom blockchain architecture, Polygon integration, ERC-721 and ERC-1155 standards, royalty implementation, token-gated access through Masonic Passport, multiple payment methods, marketplace customization, advanced testing, and many unique business requirements. Throughout the entire process, the team consistently delivered high-quality work while maintaining clear communication, transparency, and a strong commitment to excellence.
I would especially like to express my sincere appreciation to Mr. Jeeva, Mr. Bala, Mr. Saravanan, Mr. Veeramani, Mr. Akshay, and the entire development team for their outstanding support, professionalism, responsiveness, and dedication throughout the project. Their technical expertise, patience, and willingness to understand even the most complex business requirements gave us complete confidence during every phase of development.
What impressed me the most was not only their excellent blockchain development skills, but also their ability to understand our vision and transform it into a secure, scalable, and highly professional NFT Marketplace.
For me, Coinsclone is not simply a software development company — they are a trusted long-term technology partner. After successfully completing our NFT Marketplace, we are now preparing to continue our collaboration on the next major phase of the Digital Freemasonry ecosystem, including the development of the ODFT Token and the future MasonicVerse platform.
I highly recommend Coinsclone to anyone looking for a reliable, experienced, and highly professional blockchain development company. They have earned my complete trust and respect, and I sincerely look forward to working with them again on future projects.
Start Your Art Marketplace
Tell us about your artists and curation model and we will respond with a scoped proposal covering contracts, royalties and delivery timeline.
- Working marketplace demo with your branding applied
- Royalty and curation policy mapped to contracts
- NDA signed before technical discussion
Request received
A solution architect will reply within one business day with a scoped proposal and demo link.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a SuperRare clone script?
Ready-to-deploy software for a curated NFT art marketplace where vetted artists mint single-edition works, collectors buy through fixed sales, offers and auctions, and every transfer is recorded as permanent provenance.
How is a curated marketplace different from an open one?
The economics invert. Volume is low and prices are high, so the platform competes on curation, presentation and artist reputation rather than listing count. Discovery is editorial rather than algorithmic, and scarcity is enforced in the contract.
Are artist royalties actually enforceable?
Only if the platform enforces them. Token standards make royalties readable, not mandatory, and marketplaces can ignore them. Real enforcement means on-chain standards plus, if you choose it, restricting transfers to venues that honour royalties.
Should I restrict secondary transfers?
It is a genuine trade-off: restriction protects artist royalties and reduces liquidity and collector goodwill. We implement whichever position you take, with clear disclosure to collectors at purchase rather than a surprise at resale.
How do you guarantee a 1/1 is really unique?
With an immutable edition cap enforced in the minting contract, so no additional editions can be minted later, plus duplicate and plagiarism screening at submission and a permanent provenance record from the first mint.
Where is the artwork actually stored?
The token records ownership; the artwork itself is pinned to IPFS or stored on Arweave with immutable metadata. For high-value art this matters: a marketplace that stores artwork on its own servers is selling a link that outlives nothing.
Which sale mechanics do you support?
Fixed price with collector offers, reserve auctions that start when the first qualifying bid arrives, timed auctions with anti-snipe extensions, private sales and allowlisted drops, plus counter-offer flows.
Can collectors pay by card?
Yes, through licensed payment partners, with the token delivered to a custodial or smart-account wallet. For high-value art this widens the collector base considerably, and it introduces chargeback and compliance handling we build for explicitly.
Can artists collaborate on a piece?
Yes. Collaborative works support automated revenue splits at mint, so primary sale proceeds and ongoing royalties divide between contributors without manual settlement.
How does the marketplace make money?
Primary sale commission, secondary sale commission, featured placement fees, gallery and partner revenue share, premium collector tiers and optional physical edition fulfilment. Curated platforms compete on artist alignment more than fee level.
How long does it take to build?
A white label marketplace launches in 4 to 6 weeks. A standard curated marketplace takes 8 to 12 weeks. Adding an editorial and exhibition platform takes 3 to 5 months, and a full multi-chain ecosystem takes 5 to 8 months.
Will I own the contracts and source code?
Yes. Contracts, front end, storage pipeline and infrastructure transfer to you on delivery, deployed from addresses you control.
Estimate Your Build
Pick a scope and the extras you need. Contract audit, metadata permanence and trust-and-safety tooling are the lines that decide whether a marketplace survives past launch week.
{{ estSummary }}
Ranges assume decisions arrive on time. Licensing, banking and third-party audits run on their own schedules and we plan around them rather than inside them.
Get This Scoped ProperlyReady to Launch Your Art Marketplace?
Share your artist roster and curation model and receive a scoped proposal covering contracts, royalty enforcement and delivery timeline.