Solscan trending: a top 5 placement goal, pair selection and a record of the work

What a Solscan trending placement includes

Quick test: Open the pair on Solscan. Are the name, logo and links right? Fix these 3 before any campaign.

A Solscan trending top 5 placement is a focused visibility campaign for a selected token pair. The service is designed for teams that want a defined Solscan placement, rather than a broad awareness campaign with no agreed platform endpoint.

Before work starts, we align on the token, pair, target placement and campaign timing. That makes the request concrete and gives both teams a shared reference for delivery. We also review the project information you provide so the campaign is described consistently and the selected pair matches your objective.

The core plan covers:

• reviewing the token and candidate pair details;
• agreeing which pair the campaign should use;
• coordinating the placement work against the approved plan;
• checking the visible result and recording delivery evidence;
• sharing a concise completion update with your team.

Solscan placement is one option within a wider trending campaign plan. If your priority is broader discovery across trading interfaces, we can also discuss how a DEXScreener trending campaign or Birdeye trending placement would fit alongside it. We keep the Solscan work clearly separated so you can see which item you receive belongs to which platform.

How do we select the Solscan pair?

Pair selection means choosing the specific token pair that the campaign will use; it is a required planning decision for this Solscan service. We review the pair you nominate and confirm the final selection with you before any placement work begins.

Send the token name and contract address, the candidate pair or pairs, and a short note explaining which market or audience matters most to your team. If you have several possible pairs, include the reason each one is under consideration. That gives us enough context to check that the campaign plan reflects your actual priority rather than choosing a pair by assumption.

The review focuses on practical alignment: does the pair identify the asset you want to feature, is it the one your team expects users to inspect, and can we describe it consistently in the campaign request? We’ll flag any mismatch for your confirmation instead of silently substituting another pair.

Once the selection is agreed, it becomes the reference point for coordination and verification. If the project’s priority changes before launch, tell us promptly so we can assess whether the plan should be updated. For teams still comparing platforms, our DEXTools trending service provides a separate route to consider; its plan should not be confused with a Solscan placement.

Is your token ready for a Solscan campaign?

A project is ready for a Solscan campaign when its team can provide accurate token and pair details, approve the selected plan, and respond to a clarification before launch. Preparing those basics first helps avoid delays caused by conflicting asset information or an undecided target pair.

Use this checklist before contacting us:

• Confirm the token name and contract address you want associated with the request.
• Identify the pair you want reviewed, or share the candidates if you need help selecting one.
• Make sure the person approving the campaign can confirm the final pair and timing.
• Prepare a short, factual description of the project and the audience you want to reach.
• Tell us about any launch or communications dates that affect when the placement is useful.

You do not need to send a lengthy marketing deck to start. A concise brief with the correct identifiers is more useful than broad claims about expected market response. We can then ask focused follow-up questions, resolve pair ambiguity and return a plan for approval.

If the main issue is how your token information appears across explorer profiles, rather than campaign visibility, consider explorer profile verification support as a related workstream. We’ll help separate those objectives so the placement request stays specific and the right team member can approve it.

How the placement workflow runs

Common mistake: Reading "top 5" as a guarantee. Treat it as a goal and plan what happens after the slot ends.

The workflow starts with a short plan review and ends with a delivery record your team can check. A named account contact keeps the token details, pair decision and campaign status in one conversation, so you do not have to reconstruct the plan from scattered messages.

The usual sequence is:

1. Share the brief: send the token details, candidate pair and desired timing.
2. Review the pair: we check the request with you and confirm the pair that defines the plan.
3. Approve the plan: you review the placement objective, included work and expected reporting before launch.
4. Coordinate delivery: we carry out the agreed campaign work and keep you informed if an input or decision is needed.
5. Verify and report: we check the visible placement and send a concise record of what was delivered.

The schedule is agreed after we understand the requested pair and confirm that the campaign can be planned for the intended window. If a launch date is fixed, include it in your first message; if it is flexible, say so. This gives us room to propose a practical sequence without pretending that every request follows an identical timetable.

For a closer look at our coordination and updates, see how we work.

Your 6-point Solscan checklist

Check these 6 points before you pay. They choose the pair and fix the proof, which keeps a placement goal from turning into a promise that nobody can keep on a platform they do not run. Do the ticking together in one short call, and write down who owns each line before the call ends.

• Copy the mint address from the explorer.
• Choose one pair.
• Complete the token page and links.
• Set the dates.
• Ask for a record of the work.
• Write that the position is a goal, not a promise.

Terms in one line

Pair means the two tokens that trade against each other in one pool.

Mint address: the on-chain address that identifies a token on Solana.

How your team can verify the placement

Verification should make the agreed work easy to review: the report should identify the selected pair, the placement plan and the evidence captured when the result is checked. We keep the record focused on what your team can inspect, rather than dressing up activity as a claim about business impact.

Before launch, agree internally who will receive the completion update and what information they need. A useful report for a project lead may be a brief status and proof of placement; a wider team may also need the approved pair and a note of any plan changes. Tell us which format is useful during the review, and we’ll align the delivery update to it.

When assessing the campaign afterward, separate three questions:

• Was the selected pair the one approved in the plan?
• Was the agreed placement work completed and documented?
• Does the placement support the project’s wider launch or communications plan?

The first two are delivery checks; the third is a strategic judgment for your team. Visibility on an explorer can support discovery, but it should not be treated as a substitute for clear project information or ongoing communication. If you are planning more than one platform, we can map Solscan alongside the options in our multi-platform trending service and keep the evidence for each placement distinct.

What can affect a Solscan trending placement

Solscan controls what it displays and how its interface presents or rotates placements, so a requested top 5 position is a campaign target, not an independent promise of permanent rank. We can commit to the agreed campaign work and document the visible result we check; changes to Solscan’s display, review or rotation are outside our control.

That is why the plan review matters. We confirm what is being requested, select the pair with you and make the delivery evidence specific to the placement rather than promising that it will remain in the same position. If your campaign has a fixed announcement window, share it before approval so we can discuss the intended timing and the implications of a changing display.

For a related platform comparison, consider whether your audience is more likely to inspect a token through Solscan or a trading-focused interface such as DEXTools trending. Each option has a different placement context, so the right choice follows your campaign objective and the specific endpoint you want to feature.

Send 3 things: your token mint address, your chosen pair and your target dates. With those, we check readiness and confirm the cost in writing before booking.

How it works

1. Send token and pair detailsShare the token identifier, candidate pair and preferred campaign window. Include the audience or launch context that makes the placement useful.
2. Confirm the pairWe review the candidate with you and confirm which pair defines the campaign plan before work begins.
3. Approve the planReview the agreed placement objective, included coordination and verification approach, then confirm the plan.
4. Coordinate and verifyWe carry out the approved work, check the visible placement and send a concise delivery record.