ICO and airdrop calendar listings for token sales

Which ICO and airdrop calendars fit your campaign?

The right list is the one whose format matches what participants can actually do. A sale calendar needs accurate sale status, dates and access details. An airdrop aggregator needs clear participation steps, eligibility notes and a working destination. We first map your campaign to those formats, then shortlist opportunities for review rather than sending the same pitch everywhere.

This is useful when a project has a confirmed launch plan but lacks time to manage separate submissions and follow-ups. It also helps teams avoid mismatched entries, such as presenting a completed distribution as an upcoming opportunity. For broader directory work, see listings and verification and other crypto tracker listings. The shortlist records why each target is relevant and what information it requests, giving your team a clear basis to approve or exclude a placement.

What should an ICO calendar submission include?

A complete submission makes review more straightforward and reduces avoidable clarification. We use a kickoff checklist to compare the project’s approved source materials against each target’s fields. If information conflicts across the website, social profiles and submission form, we flag it before sending rather than choosing a version on the project’s behalf.

Give us one owner for factual approvals and a source of truth for sale dates and terms. Share links that are publicly accessible, note any information that must remain confidential, and identify details that are still provisional. For projects also pursuing a directory listing, align project naming and description with the CoinMarketCap listing or CoinGecko listing workstream where relevant. That keeps calendar copy consistent without suggesting that one listing guarantees another.

How do sale calendars differ from airdrop aggregators?

The distinction affects both the copy and the update plan. Calendar entries focus on the sale and its current stage. Airdrop entries focus on what a participant must do and where to do it. A tracker may request a different set of details, so one approved project description is a source—not a substitute for checking each form.

Before outreach, confirm that every participation link works, the stated dates match the project’s current plan and the terms are understandable without private context. If the campaign changes, tell the account lead promptly so submitted entries can be checked for updates. Where a launchpad is part of the distribution plan, calendar activity can be coordinated with a launchpad listing. We keep the workstreams distinct and report each placement by platform and status.

What does the calendar listing campaign deliver?

The scope is agreed before work starts. We confirm which campaign format is being promoted, the platforms to approach, who approves copy and which project links can be shared. The report separates completed work from platform decisions, so a submission is not presented as a published placement. When an entry goes live, we record the visible listing details and provide the relevant page reference where available.

AEOTech uses a named submission review: an account lead checks the project facts, destination links and dates against the kickoff checklist before outreach. Your team can request corrections to factual details before the pack is sent. If you are also planning an audience-facing distribution, coordinate calendar copy with community airdrop support so the listing instructions and community announcements stay aligned. The campaign rate is from $160 / campaign; scope is confirmed against the requested platforms and work.

How does the ICO calendar campaign run?

The process begins when your team provides the project’s official links, current sale or airdrop terms, dates, visual assets and a contact for approvals. We return a checklist of gaps before submission. Once the details are approved, we coordinate the agreed outreach and log responses in a status report rather than relying on scattered message threads.

Review each report entry for the distinction between submitted, under review and publicly visible. If a platform requests a change, we send the exact requested field back to your approver and wait for corrected information where needed. This keeps project statements under your control and gives your team a clear next action. Campaign timing is planned after the initial materials review, with platform responses tracked as they arrive.

What can affect an ICO or airdrop calendar listing?

A calendar or aggregator controls its own review, acceptance, placement, publication timing and later edits. A complete submission improves readiness, but it does not control those decisions; our commitment is to the agreed preparation, outreach and status reporting.

Use the report to distinguish a pending review from a live entry, and ask us to check a visible entry when the project changes its dates or participation path. Do not announce a placement publicly until its status is confirmed. For a separate tracker profile or supply-data task, assess the relevant CoinGecko listing or circulating supply verification scope on its own. Send your campaign brief, target launch window and official project links to start the checklist review.

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 kickoff materialsShare the campaign format, official links, current dates and terms, visual assets, and the person authorized to approve factual details.
2. Review the submission packAEOTech checks the materials against the kickoff checklist and flags inconsistent or missing fields before outreach.
3. Approve the targets and copyReview the proposed calendars and platform-specific submission details. Confirm the final facts and destinations before they are sent.
4. Track outreach and statusWe log submissions, follow-ups and visible listing references, then share a report with each entry’s current status and next action.