What does a listings and verification service cover?
This line covers two connected halves of the same job: getting a token listed in the right places, and keeping that listing accurate once it is live. Getting listed means preparing and submitting the application data each platform asks for, in the format it expects, and following it through review.
- CoinMarketCap listing and CoinGecko listing
- CryptoRank listing and listings on other trackers
- DefiLlama and DappRadar listing for protocols and dApps
- DEX listing and liquidity setup, CEX listing and launchpad listing
- ICO and airdrop calendar listings
Keeping the listing accurate covers CoinMarketCap community verification, circulating supply verification, contract migration and rebrand updates, DEXTools/DEXScreener profile updates, explorer token info and logo, wallet logo and token list inclusion, and remediation for a profile that was flagged or left outdated.
How does the listing process differ across platforms?
Every platform runs its own review queue and asks for a slightly different data set before approval - contract address and chain, circulating supply methodology, official links and socials, and sometimes liquidity or volume thresholds. The application is prepared once per platform to that platform's exact format, then followed through until the review closes.
| Listing type | What it covers | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| CoinMarketCap listing | Standard project listing application | from $1,300 / project |
| CoinGecko listing | Standard project listing application | from $990 / project |
| CryptoRank listing | Project profile on CryptoRank | from $320 / project |
| Other trackers (aggregators) | Additional data-site listings | from $210 / project |
| DefiLlama / DappRadar | Protocol or dApp listing | from $500 / project |
| Launchpad listing | Listing in a launchpad's own directory | from $870 / project |
| ICO / airdrop calendars | Calendar-site listings | from $160 / campaign |
| DEX listing and liquidity setup | Pool creation and DEX-side listing | from $660 / project |
| Explorer and wallet logo update | Token info and logo across explorers/wallets | from $1,400 / project |
| Verification and remediation | Community, supply and profile fixes | from $1,500 / project |
| CEX listing support | Exchange application and listing process | from $5,700 / project |
What is profile verification, and why does it matter?
Verification is the set of checks each data platform runs to confirm a project's numbers and identity are correct, and it directly affects how the token displays across every tracker that pulls from that source. The CoinGecko supply verification process confirms the circulating and total supply figures shown on the token page against on-chain data or a documented methodology, which matters because an unverified supply figure is one of the most common reasons a listing gets flagged. The CoinMarketCap community verification steps involve submitting project documentation and links so the listing carries the platform's verified marker, which traders read as a basic legitimacy signal.
- Circulating supply verification, so the market cap shown across trackers is accurate
- Contract migration and rebrand updates, so listings point at the current contract after a bridge or a token swap
- Explorer and wallet logo fixes, so the token displays correctly in block explorers and swap screens
- Remediation, for a profile carrying an outdated or flagged status that needs to be corrected with the platform directly
These checks are usually run once at listing time and again whenever the contract, supply or team information changes.
How do you choose between CEX, DEX, launchpad and aggregator listings?
The right sequence follows the project's stage rather than a fixed checklist. A pre-liquidity project needs a DEX listing and liquidity setup plus the core trackers - CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko and the aggregator sites - so it is discoverable the moment trading opens. A project raising through a structured sale adds launchpad listing and ICO/airdrop calendar listings to reach that audience specifically. A CEX listing is usually the last step in the sequence, pursued once trading volume and community activity are strong enough to support an exchange's own application requirements.
- Pre-liquidity: DEX listing, core trackers, CryptoRank
- Fundraising phase: launchpad and calendar listings alongside the core trackers
- Post-launch growth: CEX listing applications once volume supports them
- Ongoing at every stage: verification and remediation, so the existing listings stay accurate
Most projects run at least CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko regardless of stage, since these are the two trackers most buyers check first before looking anywhere else.
What can't be guaranteed on a listing application?
CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko and every exchange run their own independent review process and reserve the right to reject or delay an application on data-quality, supply-verification, liquidity or volume grounds that are set entirely by the platform, not by the agency preparing the submission. No agency, including Web3Do, can guarantee an approval or a specific review timeline, because that decision sits with the platform's own team and can change with its published policy.
What is delivered and guaranteed contractually is a complete, correctly formatted application prepared to the platform's current requirements, submitted on time, and followed through with the platform's review team until the process closes - including resubmission if the platform requests a correction. See guarantees and refunds for how this is handled.
How does listing and verification combine with other services?
A verified listing is usually the foundation other channels build on, since visitors arriving from any other campaign land on that profile page first.
- Trending campaigns: a clean, verified profile before a trending push, so new visitors see accurate data
- KOL and creator campaigns and PR and media: both typically launch once the listing is live and confirmed
- Community growth and engagement: a verified badge reassures new members joining after a listing announcement
- AI search visibility: the same accurate entity data used for verification (supply, contract, official links) is what AI assistants also draw on when describing the project
Most launch programmes sequence listings first, then layer trending, KOL and community activity on top once the profile is confirmed and accurate.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| CoinMarketCap Listing Guide | from $5,700 / project | |
| Listing Guides | from $1,300 / project | |
| CryptoRank Listing | from $990 / project | |
| Crypto Tracker Listings | from $320 / project | |
| DeFi Listings | from $500 / project | |
| CEX Listing Guide | on request | |
| DEX Listing | from $660 / project | |
| Launchpad Listing | from $990 / project | |
| ICO & Airdrop Calendars | from $160 / campaign | |
| CMC Community Verification | from $870 / project | |
| Supply Verification Guide | from $1,500 / project | |
| Migration & Rebrand | from $1,400 / project |
Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a CoinMarketCap listing cost?
A standard CoinMarketCap listing application starts from $1,300 / project, covering data preparation, submission in the platform's required format, and follow-through with the review team until it closes. See CoinMarketCap listing for the full scope and the CoinMarketCap listing cost guide for how pricing varies by project type.
What is the CoinGecko supply verification process?
CoinGecko asks for the circulating and total supply figures shown on the token page to be confirmed against on-chain data or a documented calculation methodology, since this directly drives the market cap figure traders see. The process involves submitting that methodology and supporting links; see circulating supply verification for what is prepared.
What are the steps for CoinMarketCap community verification?
Community verification involves submitting project documentation, official links and team information so the listing carries CoinMarketCap's verified marker, which traders read as a basic legitimacy signal. It is usually done once at listing time and reviewed again if core project details change; see CoinMarketCap community verification.
Can you guarantee a listing will be approved?
No. CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko and every exchange run an independent review and can reject or delay an application on data-quality or volume grounds set by the platform, not the agency. What is guaranteed is a complete, correctly formatted application submitted on time and followed through the review process, with resubmission if a correction is requested.
How do I fix a flagged or 'warning' listing profile?
A flagged or outdated profile is addressed through remediation: identifying exactly what the platform is flagging (supply data, contract address, inactive links), preparing the correction the platform requires, and submitting it directly with the platform's review team. See listing profile remediation for the full process.
Do you help with DEX and CEX listings too?
Yes. DEX listing and liquidity pool setup starts from $660 / project, and CEX listing support, which covers preparing and submitting the exchange's own application, starts from $5,700 / project. See DEX listing and liquidity setup and CEX listing for what each includes.
How long does a contract migration or rebrand update take across listings?
Timing depends on how many platforms carry the old listing and how quickly each one processes an update request once submitted; some trackers apply changes within their next review cycle, others take longer. The update is prepared once and submitted to every affected platform; see contract migration and rebranding updates.
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