CoinGecko promo bundle for search, country and terminal trending

What does the CoinGecko promo bundle cover?

This bundle coordinates CoinGecko search, country visibility and GeckoTerminal trending as one campaign. It is designed for token teams that already have a project profile and want a clear, coordinated visibility plan.

The bundle is not a substitute for applying to be listed. If the profile is incomplete or the asset is not eligible for a requested surface, resolve that first. Our review checks the project name, token identifiers, chain, public links and the consistency of supplied materials. We then match the requested outcome to the surfaces in scope and record any open questions before work begins.

For a broader launch plan, connect this service with token launch and growth. If you need a listing application rather than a visibility campaign, review CoinGecko listing support.

How does CoinGecko trending search fit the campaign?

CoinGecko search and country visibility address different discovery contexts, so the brief should define both separately. Search is appropriate when the project wants a recognizable route from a token or project query; country visibility is appropriate when the campaign has a clear regional focus.

Before proposing scope, prepare:

• The exact project and token names users should search.
• Contract address, chain and the public profile URL, where applicable.
• The country or audience focus and the reason it matters to the launch.
• Current logo, description, website and social links.
• A contact who can approve profile corrections quickly.

This material lets us check that the requested identity is consistent across the project’s public touchpoints. It also helps prevent a campaign brief from mixing up country targeting with general search visibility. We describe the requested placement in plain language, rather than treating a search phrase such as “CoinGecko trending search” as a promise of a particular position or duration.

If the profile needs corrections before promotion, use CoinGecko profile updates as a separate workstream. For a campaign focused on the CoinGecko search surface alone, see CoinGecko search trending.

What should teams know about GeckoTerminal trending?

GeckoTerminal is a separate destination in this bundle, so its pool and token details should be checked independently from the CoinGecko project profile. The team should provide the correct network, token contract and pool information for the asset it wants represented.

Our kickoff review compares the supplied identifiers and flags mismatches for the project contact. That review is useful even when the team already has a live pool: it gives everyone one approved reference point for campaign coordination. We keep the GeckoTerminal task distinct in the scope and in delivery evidence, rather than presenting it as a CoinGecko profile action.

If terminal visibility is the primary requirement rather than a combined campaign, compare the standalone GeckoTerminal trending service. For other discovery surfaces, the trending campaigns hub outlines related options.

What is included in the CoinGecko bundle scope?

The scope is a coordinated campaign brief, a project-readiness review, placement coordination for the agreed surfaces and a delivery record. The exact deliverables are written down before kickoff so your team can distinguish confirmed work from requests that still need review.

A typical scope document records:

• The project identity and the exact token, chain or pool details in scope.
• Whether CoinGecko search, country visibility and GeckoTerminal trending are each included.
• The campaign owner and the project contact responsible for approvals.
• The schedule agreed after the readiness review and availability check.
• What evidence will be shared at completion and which follow-up items remain open.

AEOTech uses a named account owner and a placement-verification checklist. The checklist records the destination, the project details checked and the evidence available at the reporting point. This gives the marketing lead and token team a practical handoff record, not a vague “campaign completed” message.

The starting price is from $2,860 / campaign. If your request covers a different mix of placements, ask for the scope to be confirmed in writing before authorizing work. The CoinMarketCap promo bundle and DEXTools and DEXScreener bundle cover different platform mixes.

How do we prepare and report a CoinGecko campaign?

A CoinGecko campaign moves from identity checks to a written scope, then to coordination and evidence review. The project team should assign one approver and provide current links at kickoff; that keeps corrections and campaign decisions in one place.

The working sequence is straightforward:

• We collect the project name, token and chain identifiers, target country and campaign objective.
• The account owner checks profile consistency and identifies unresolved listing or asset details.
• We confirm the surfaces requested, the agreed schedule and the evidence format in writing.
• The campaign is coordinated against that approved brief.
• At the reporting point, we share the available placement evidence and note any agreed follow-up.

Timing is set after reviewing the project materials and confirming the requested scope. The team receives a practical status update at the agreed review point, not an unstructured stream of messages. Reports distinguish work performed from platform display observations, so the project can keep a useful record for its launch calendar and internal stakeholders.

To plan related launch activity around the campaign, see token launch marketing. If you want an overall campaign sequence across discovery channels, use the launch and growth hub.

Which parts of CoinGecko visibility remain outside campaign control?

The campaign can define and verify agreed work, but a platform controls whether and how a surface displays a project. CoinGecko review decisions, search presentation, country-surface availability and any placement rotation are not set by the agency; GeckoTerminal presentation is also determined by its own platform conditions. We therefore confirm the deliverable and evidence format in writing, without promising a specific ranking, uninterrupted display or a particular user response.

For a smoother review, keep the public project information accurate and consistent before kickoff. Check the token name, ticker, chain, contract address, logo, website and social links against the version your team has approved. Tell us promptly if any of these change during campaign preparation. A corrected profile and a stable set of identifiers make the campaign brief easier to verify and reduce avoidable confusion between the project profile and a terminal pool.

If the project already has a profile warning or a data discrepancy, treat remediation as a distinct task before scheduling visibility activity. The CoinGecko profile remediation service is the relevant starting point for reviewing that work.

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 project identifiersShare the project profile, token name, chain, contract address and intended GeckoTerminal pool. Include the country focus and the campaign objective.
2. Complete the readiness reviewThe account owner checks identity consistency, public links and any unresolved profile details. Your team confirms corrections or clarifications.
3. Approve written scopeConfirm which surfaces are included, the schedule, the campaign contact and the evidence format before coordination starts.
4. Coordinate placementsWork proceeds against the approved brief, with status shared at the agreed review point.
5. Review delivery evidenceReceive a concise record of the agreed work and available placement evidence, plus any follow-up items confirmed in scope.