An offer can be revoked prior to acceptance unless it meets the UCC requirements of a firm offer.

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According to the UCC, a firm offer cannot be revoked prior to acceptance, but for regular offers, revocation is allowed as long as it is communicated to the offeree before acceptance. According to the common law, an offeror may revoke their offer at any time prior to acceptance. However, under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), a merchant may make a firm offer, which is an offer that cannot be revoked for a specified period of time. To qualify as a firm offer under the UCC, the offer must be in writing, signed by a merchant, and state that it will be held open for a specified period of time.

An Offer Can Be Revoked Prior to Acceptance Unless It