Where to read each starting price
Quick test: Open 2 service pages and write each price on one line. If a price is missing, ask what the quote depends on.
Starting prices are organized by service, because a listing, an ad placement and an ongoing campaign have different what you receive. Open the closest category page to review its current pricing, then confirm that the described plan matches your need.
For platform visibility, begin with CoinMarketCap trending, CoinGecko trending, DEXTools or DEXScreener. For profiles, compare CoinMarketCap listing and CoinGecko listing. Other pricing pages cover crypto KOLs, community management, and crypto ad networks.
If you are unsure which page fits, describe the outcome you need rather than choosing a platform name first. For example, clarify whether you need a profile submission, a scheduled visibility placement, creator content, or continuing community support. Then check the page for what is included, what information you must provide and whether any third-party placement is planned separately. This makes the starting figure useful as a comparison point rather than treating it as a quote for a different campaign.
What moves a crypto marketing quote?
A quote changes when the work, number of channels, coordination needs or required assets change. Before approving a proposal, check that it names the actual work and its boundaries rather than relying on a broad campaign label.
Useful items to clarify include:
- What you receive: the placements, content, community tasks or reporting included.
- Channels: which platforms are in plan and whether each has a separate placement cost.
- Creative and preparation: whether your team supplies ready-to-use assets or needs help producing them.
- Coordination: who manages submissions, approvals, scheduling and communication with your team.
- Timing and reporting: the planned sequence of work and how completion will be documented.
For example, X trend pricing and KOL campaign pricing describe different kinds of work. A creator program may require coordination around content and approvals; a platform placement needs a clear placement plan and verification method. Ask for a written breakdown that separates agency work from third-party costs where applicable. That lets you compare proposals on the same basis and identify exclusions before work begins.
Bundles: when do they make sense?
A bundle makes sense when several services support one launch objective and can be planned together. Combining categories does not automatically mean a lower fee, so ask what is coordinated and whether the proposal shows each item you receive clearly.
A launch plan might connect token launch promotion with community activation, or pair a visibility campaign with a press release. When considering the combination, confirm:
- which audience or launch milestone each activity is intended to support;
- which assets and approvals your team must provide;
- how the schedule connects across services;
- how completion of each item you receive will be recorded.
If you are planning multiple placements, ask whether they can share preparation or coordination, and whether any volume discount is available for that exact plan. Do not assume a discount or a shared fee without seeing it in the quote. Pay with USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or BNB, and we write the amount down first. Confirm the agreed currency, payment schedule and plan in writing before sending funds; the payment methods page has the related details.
Your 6-point price comparison checklist
Use these 6 checks on every offer, whatever the service. They put different sellers on the same page, so you compare real work and not just totals that look alike but hide different terms underneath. If a line is hard to tick, that is useful news: it shows what to settle before any money or time is spent.
- Name the service in one line.
- Write the platform and the dates.
- List what is included and what is left out.
- Ask what proof you get at the end.
- Check the payment method and the dates.
- Confirm the total in writing.
Terms in one line
Bundle means several services sold together with one plan and one schedule.
Quote: a written price for a defined piece of work.
Comparing two quotes line by line
Rule of thumb: Compare 3 quotes at most. More than that and the differences blur.
Compare quotes by matching each promised item you receive to its owner, schedule and evidence of completion. A lower starting figure may cover a narrower service, so check the plan before using price alone to choose a provider.
For each proposal, look for a specific list of work, the platform or channel involved, the assets needed from your team, and the reporting you will receive. For a listing request, confirm who prepares the submission and tracks its status; for a visibility placement, confirm how the placement will be verified. For ongoing work, ask who will handle the account and how often you will receive a written update. MarketingExtra turns the brief into a line-item plan, checks completed work against the agreed what you receive and sends a written recap.
Send 3 things: the service you want, your launch date and a budget range. With those, we point you to the right price page, write the plan down and confirm the cost in writing before any work starts.
Frequently asked questions
What does a crypto marketing budget look like?
Pricing is set per project because a listing, ad placement, creator campaign and ongoing community program involve different work. Use the linked category pricing pages to check current starting prices, then request a quote that spells out what you receive, third-party costs and timing.
What should a quote list?
A useful quote names the platforms, what you receive, schedule, required client assets, reporting and any costs that are outside the agency's work. Ask how completion will be verified and who will manage communication, so you can compare proposals on plan rather than on a headline figure alone.
Can you put several services into one bundle?
Yes, you can request several related services in one proposal, such as launch visibility alongside community activation. Share the launch objective and timing, then ask which tasks are coordinated, how each item you receive is priced and whether a volume discount applies to that specific plan.
Can you pay for a campaign in crypto?
Yes. Accepted payment options are USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON and BNB. Confirm the currency, payment schedule and agreed what you receive in writing before payment, and use the payment methods page if you need the relevant details.
Can any agency promise a listing or a trending spot?
An agency can commit to the agreed preparation, submission or placement work, but it cannot control a platform's review decision, availability or ranking and rotation. Ask the provider to identify exactly what will be delivered and how that work will be evidenced.
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