Crypto marketing services you can run yourself

A platform, not an agency

People searching for crypto marketing services often expect someone to take over the work. We don't offer that, and it's better to say so up front.

• What Coinvote does: publishes your project page, shows your booked placements on the dates you choose, and labels them as sponsored.
• What Coinvote doesn't do: strategy, copywriting, community management, influencer deals, public relations, or running your campaign for you. There's no retainer and no account manager.
• You pick the format and the dates, supply your creative, and the booking page shows the total before you pay.

What you can launch yourself

• Free listing: a project page at no cost, for live tokens, presales and fair launches. Start here if you aren't listed yet.
• Promoted listing: your project pinned in the Promoted section above the community rankings, from $39 a day.
• Main banner: a banner at the top of the pages, from $59 a day.
• Vote ad: shown to voters, from $25 a day.
• Presale Spotlight: a featured place for a presale, $79 for 3 days.
• Packs that combine formats: Starter Pack at $99, Pro Pack at $599.

For a closer look at each format and how to choose, read the advertising guide. For meme coins, there's a separate memecoin promotion plan.

How to promote a crypto project, in a sensible order

Crypto marketing doesn't have to start with a budget. This order keeps your early spend small and teaches you something at each step.

1. Fix the basics first

   A clear website, official accounts that link to each other, a verified contract and a simple explanation of the project. Paid visibility sends people to whatever is there, so make it worth reading. If the token is live, check how it looks on the free token scanner.

2. Use what's free

   List the project, complete the page, and bring your existing community to it. The listing guide goes through what you need.

3. Run a short, small test

   Book a few days of one format rather than a long campaign. Send people to a page you can measure with your own analytics, and note where clicks turn into something useful for you.

4. Compare, then decide

   Keep what worked, drop what didn't, and only then consider a longer booking or a pack. If it isn't working, stop: pouring in more money rarely fixes a weak page.

If you do want to hire someone

Content, community work and PR take real time, and hiring help can make sense. We don't recommend or compare providers. These questions apply to anyone you talk to:

• Who actually does the work, and what exactly do you get each month?
• Are paid posts and influencer deals disclosed as advertising?
• Do they promise prices, listings, returns or specific results? Treat any such guarantee as a warning sign.
• Can you see the raw numbers, and can you stop without penalty?

What we don't promise

Coinvote sells visibility, not results. We make no promise of votes, traffic, sales, token price or return on your spend. Results depend on your project, your creative and the market.

You remain responsible for what your ads say. Advertising rules for crypto differ from one country to another, so never promise returns, and take legal advice if you're unsure.