DEXScreener trending campaign for your token

What does a DEXScreener trending campaign cover?

A DEXScreener trending campaign is a coordinated visibility service for a selected token pair, not a promise to control the platform’s ranking. We first establish which pair you want users to discover, then align the campaign scope and schedule with your project’s launch or announcement plans. The service starts from $1,700 / 24 h.

This is a fit for founders preparing a launch, teams with an active pair that needs a clearer discovery plan, or projects coordinating several marketing channels. It is less suitable if the pair is not live, its details are unclear, or the team expects an exact rank to be delivered on demand.

Before briefing us, prepare:

• The DEXScreener pair URL and network.
• The project’s official name, website and social channels.
• Your preferred campaign window and any relevant launch announcements.
• A contact who can confirm the pair and approve the scope.

A project with multiple pools should identify the intended pair explicitly. That keeps planning, delivery checks and reporting tied to the same destination. If you are comparing discovery options across platforms, review our trending campaign overview and DEXTools trending service.

How do DEXScreener Trending Score and Boosts work?

DEXScreener’s trending area uses a Trending Score to inform visibility, and its official Boost packs can temporarily raise that score through a multiplier. A higher score is not itself a placement commitment: the platform determines how the score is applied and whether a pair appears in a particular trending view.

For campaign planning, keep three things distinct: the pair’s underlying activity, any official Boost applied to it, and the resulting display in DEXScreener. We can coordinate the agreed visibility work and help you plan its timing, but we do not describe a score change as a guaranteed rank. The project should also be ready to explain its token and pool to users who arrive through discovery.

When assessing a proposed plan, ask:

• Which exact pair is in scope, and on which network?
• Is the work a platform Boost, campaign coordination, or both?
• What evidence will confirm that the agreed work was delivered?
• How will your team respond to visitors during the campaign window?

For a service specifically focused on platform Boosts, see DEXScreener Boosts. To compare the mechanics and positioning of another DEX discovery platform, see DEXTools Nitro boosts.

Which DEXScreener campaign scope should you choose?

Choose a DEXScreener campaign scope by starting with the outcome your team can support after traders reach the pair page. A visibility window is most useful when the token information is current, project channels are prepared to answer questions, and the team has a clear next step for interested visitors.

Your campaign request should specify whether the priority is launch discovery, added visibility around an announcement, or coordination with activity on other platforms. These are different campaign contexts, even if they point to the same pair. We use the campaign details to define the work, timing and reporting before launch rather than treating every project as an identical package.

A practical readiness check:

• Confirm the pair page resolves correctly and displays the intended pool.
• Review token name, ticker and project links for consistency.
• Prepare a concise description and a destination for further information.
• Align community and social channel moderators with the campaign window.
• Decide who can approve changes if the pair or timing needs correction.

If your plan spans more than one discovery surface, compare CoinGecko search bar trending or GeckoTerminal trending. A multi-platform plan should keep each platform’s scope and reporting distinct; one channel’s delivery is not evidence of placement on another.

How is a DEXScreener campaign delivered and reported?

We begin by reviewing the campaign details, confirming the pair and agreeing what work is included. Once scope and timing are clear, we coordinate delivery around the selected campaign window and share an update on the agreed work. The timing is confirmed with you before the campaign starts, so your team can align announcements and community coverage.

The process is designed to prevent avoidable confusion about the destination or expected evidence. A pair address, network and pair URL should all point to the intended market. If your project has more than one pool, specify which one is in scope rather than assuming work will transfer between them.

Delivery typically follows this sequence:

• Review the pair, project links and requested campaign window.
• Confirm scope, timing, communication contact and reporting format.
• Coordinate the agreed work for the selected pair.
• Share a delivery update and note any agreed follow-up.

Your report should help the team verify the contracted work, not imply that the platform has endorsed the token. For support with a broader visibility plan, we can also discuss CoinMarketCap trending or CoinMarketCap search trending. Keep each channel’s deliverables separate when comparing results.

What can DEXScreener control outside a campaign?

DEXScreener controls its Trending Score calculation, eligibility checks, ranking, display and any rotation of pairs in its interface. Official Boost packs can affect the score through a multiplier, but they do not let an agency select a guaranteed position or control how long a pair remains visible. Those decisions sit with the platform.

That distinction matters when setting an internal success measure. Treat the booked scope as delivery of the agreed campaign work; treat a particular ranking, duration in a trending view, traffic level or trading outcome as an observed platform result. Do not base treasury, liquidity or launch decisions on an assumed rank. We will define what we are responsible for and report the delivery evidence available for that scope.

Before approving a campaign, confirm that the team understands these boundaries:

• The selected pair and network are correct.
• The written scope describes the work being coordinated.
• Your reporting goal distinguishes service delivery from platform ranking.
• Public project information is ready for new visitors.

This approach supports a credible campaign plan and avoids presenting a platform-controlled signal as something an agency can dictate. If your priority is broader promotion rather than a trending surface, compare DEXScreener advertising or discuss how the campaign fits your wider community growth plan.

How does DEXScreener trending differ from DEXTools trending?

DEXScreener and DEXTools are separate discovery platforms, so a campaign on one should not be treated as a placement on the other. Their trending views and platform-controlled ranking decisions are distinct. Choose based on where your intended audience already checks pairs and which page your team is prepared to support.

A useful comparison is operational rather than promotional. Confirm the target pair on each platform, identify the specific service and evidence offered, and ask whether timing can align with your announcement calendar. Avoid judging a proposal only by a claimed rank: ask what work is included, what is reported, and which outcomes remain platform decisions.

DEXScreener may make sense when your priority is visibility around its pair pages and trending area. DEXTools may suit a plan built around its own discovery surfaces. Some teams coordinate both, but should budget each scope separately and maintain a clear record of what was delivered where. For a wider comparison, see DEXScreener Boosts alongside DEXTools trending.

We can review the project’s objective, pair readiness and timing with you, then recommend a defined scope. To begin, send the pair URL, network, campaign window and the outcome your team is equipped to support after discovery.

Prices

Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.

How it works

1. Send the pair and campaign detailsShare the DEXScreener pair URL, network, project links and preferred campaign window. Identify the intended pool if the token has multiple pairs.
2. Confirm readiness and scopeWe review the destination and clarify which visibility work is included, how timing will be coordinated and what delivery evidence will be shared.
3. Approve the written planYour team confirms the pair, scope, timing and communication contact before work begins. This gives both sides a shared reference for delivery.
4. Coordinate the campaignWe carry out the agreed work around the selected window and keep the project contact informed about delivery.
5. Review delivery and next stepsYou receive an update on the agreed work and can decide whether another discovery channel belongs in the wider plan.