DEXTools and DEXScreener trending campaign bundle

What does the DEXTools and DEXScreener bundle cover?

This bundle coordinates a DEXTools and DEXScreener trending campaign around one token pair and one agreed launch window. It suits teams that want both platform placements considered together rather than managing two disconnected briefs.

• Scope: the pair, chain, contract address, campaign objective, and requested platforms.
• Preparation: a check of the public pair details and the links your team supplies.
• Delivery: platform-specific work according to the approved campaign scope.
• Evidence: separate notes showing what was completed and what was visible during review.

The bundle is not a token listing, market-making service, or substitute for an accurate pair page. It does not combine the platforms into a shared ranking; each platform remains its own destination. If you need a wider launch plan, connect this work to token launch and growth or TGE marketing. For projects still choosing a launch route, presale marketing can be scoped separately. Decide on this bundle when visibility on both screeners is a specific campaign requirement, not simply because the token is new.

DEXScreener vs DEXTools trending: how should you plan?

Plan for the two platforms as distinct placements, even when the campaign objective is shared. Your team can compare their visible pair pages and choose which audience and product context best fit the token.

Before requesting a scope, open each public pair page and check that the token name, ticker, chain, and contract address match your official materials. Then note whether the priority is coordinated exposure on both platforms or one platform first. This makes the brief actionable without assuming that a DEXScreener boost and DEXTools trending use identical mechanics. For a single-platform comparison, see DEXScreener trending and DEXTools trending. If Nitro is part of your request, name it explicitly so it can be assessed as a separate scope item: DEXTools Nitro.

What should a team prepare before requesting DEX screener trending?

A useful brief gives the campaign manager enough verified information to identify the correct pair and define the requested work. Send source links rather than copied figures or a list of desired outcomes without context.

• Official token name and ticker, with the contract address.
• Chain and public pair URL for each platform, where available.
• Official website and project social links you want associated with the campaign.
• Preferred start window and any launch or announcement milestone that affects it.
• The platform placement requested, plus whether both platforms must be coordinated.
• A contact who can confirm details and respond to a pair-page issue.

The kickoff review checks these items against the supplied public references and flags mismatches before scheduling. If a pair page is not live or its details are changing, say so at the start; the campaign plan can then account for readiness instead of treating an incomplete page as final. Do not send private keys or wallet recovery information. If you are also preparing paid visibility elsewhere, keep those deliverables distinct: CoinMarketCap promotion is a different platform scope, not an automatic part of this bundle.

What is included in the DEXTools and DEXScreener campaign?

The agreed campaign scope defines the work on each platform, the sequence, and how delivery will be checked. You receive one coordinated point of contact and platform-specific reporting rather than a single ambiguous completion note.

• Kickoff checklist: confirms pair references, project links, platform scope, and the approved campaign window.
• Execution plan: records which platform work is included and the intended sequence.
• Status updates: identifies completed tasks and any item waiting on project input.
• Verification notes: records the public page references and visible placement status at review time.
• Closeout: summarizes delivery against the agreed scope and lists any follow-up action for your team.

AEOTech uses a named pair-and-placement review before kickoff: the account lead checks the contract and pair references against the project links, then confirms the scope with your contact. During closeout, we compare the agreed deliverables with what can be observed on each public platform page. This makes it clear which work belongs to DEXTools and which belongs to DEXScreener. It also gives your team a usable record for internal launch reporting, without presenting a temporary display state as a permanent outcome.

How do we coordinate the campaign from brief to closeout?

The campaign moves from pair verification to a platform-by-platform delivery check. The kickoff checklist fixes the scope before any execution begins, so both sides know what is being reviewed.

1. Send the brief: provide the pair references, project links, preferred window, and platform priorities.
2. Review readiness: we check the supplied details and ask you to resolve any contract, ticker, or pair mismatch.
3. Confirm the scope: you approve which placements are included, the sequence, reporting method, and campaign timing.
4. Run the work: the account lead coordinates the approved tasks and shares status when a decision or project input is needed.
5. Verify and close: you receive platform-specific delivery notes tied to public references and the agreed review window.

The schedule is set after the readiness review; it is not based on an assumed universal platform processing time. Keep one project contact available to confirm corrections quickly, and avoid changing pair details mid-campaign without notifying the account lead. That simple handoff reduces avoidable confusion between the requested placement and the page being checked. If your launch also needs broader discovery planning, the trending campaigns hub helps map related platform work.

What can DEXTools and DEXScreener control during a campaign?

The platforms control pair eligibility, how a placement is displayed or ordered, and whether it remains visible. We can commit to the agreed campaign work and document what is publicly observable during the review window, but cannot promise a rank or display duration.

For a sound review, separate campaign delivery from platform outcome. Check the report against the agreed items: the correct pair, the intended platform, the visible page state, and the time the evidence was captured. If a page is unavailable or the displayed pair information differs from the approved details, send the account lead the public URL and a screenshot so the issue can be assessed against the scope.

Do not treat a trending position as proof of token quality or as a substitute for clear project disclosures. Your team remains responsible for accurate token information and official links. We keep the campaign record specific: what was requested, what was completed, and what could be seen at the time of verification.

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. Submit pair detailsSend the contract, chain, public pair references, official links, and platform priorities. Identify one contact who can confirm corrections.
2. Complete the readiness reviewThe account lead checks the pair references and raises any mismatch before campaign timing is agreed.
3. Approve the campaign scopeConfirm included placements, sequence, reporting, and the campaign window in writing before kickoff.
4. Review delivery evidenceReceive separate DEXTools and DEXScreener notes, then compare them with the agreed scope and public page references.