6.7
Mixed
Best NFT Marketplaces · Review

Element Market

A low-fee aggregator with wide reach and thin native liquidity — useful for sweeping, not for selling.

Best For
Cheap aggregated buying across chains
Headline Cost
~0.5% plus aggregated venue fees
Founded
2021
Rank in category
14 of 15
Last Checked
August 2026
The short answer

Element is efficient for buying: it aggregates listings across marketplaces and chains at a low fee, with bulk sweeping tools that work well. Its own order book is thin, and what a creator receives depends on whichever underlying venue settles the trade.

Score breakdown

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Approval & custody safety · 25%
7.0
Fee clarity · 20%
7.0
Liquidity · 20%
5.5
Royalty policy · 15%
6.0
Chain coverage · 10%
8.0
Usability · 10%
7.5

Usable, but there are better options for most people. The headline 6.7 is the weighted mean of these marks — see our methodology. Not financial advice.

What we liked

  • Aggregates across marketplaces and chains at a low fee
  • Bulk buying and sweeping tools work well
  • Reasonable coverage of BNB Chain and Polygon collections

Where it falls short

  • Its own order book is thin
  • Royalty handling follows whichever venue fills the order

Element positions itself as an aggregator with a low fee, and for buyers sweeping multiple items across venues it does the job efficiently. Coverage extends across BNB Chain, Polygon, Ethereum and others.

Where it is useful

Bulk purchases. Sweeping a collection floor across several marketplaces in one transaction saves gas and time, and Element's fee of around 0.5% keeps the cost of that convenience low. The tooling for multi-item operations is better than most dedicated marketplaces offer.

Where it is not

Selling. Native demand is limited, so listing on Element alone reaches few buyers. Royalty handling also depends on the settling venue, which means a creator's outcome varies by trade in ways neither party controls.

Coverage

Reasonable across EVM chains, with a particular presence on BNB Chain and Polygon collections that Ethereum-focused venues cover thinly.

Who should use it

Buyers sweeping across venues, and collectors of BNB Chain or Polygon assets. Sellers should list where the demand is.

FAQ

What does Element charge?
Around 0.5% plus whatever fee the underlying venue applies to the settled order.
Is Element good for selling?
Not particularly. Native demand is limited, so listings reach few buyers compared with the major marketplaces.
Which chains does Element cover?
Several EVM chains with a notable presence on BNB Chain and Polygon collections that Ethereum-focused venues cover thinly.
Does Element pay creator royalties?
It depends on which underlying venue settles the order, so outcomes vary by trade.
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