How much do Galxe and Zealy quest campaigns cost?

What makes up the cost of a Galxe or Zealy quest campaign?

A Galxe or Zealy campaign cost is the sum of the work required to plan and manage it, any charges shown by the platform, and the rewards allocated by your project. Keeping those items separate makes proposals easier to compare and prevents reward funding from being mistaken for a management fee.

The management fee for our campaign work is from $1,000 / campaign. The final scope should state what that covers and which items remain project-funded. Platform charges are not included by implication: check the current campaign flow and account terms for the platform you select, and record any charge separately. Rewards also need their own decision. A token allocation, digital collectible, or other reward has different funding and fulfillment requirements; decide who supplies it, how eligibility is checked, and how winners receive it before promoting the campaign.

For a wider view of agency and campaign costs, see community marketing pricing and community activation pricing.

How should you scope a campaign before choosing Galxe or Zealy?

Start with the participant outcome, then select a platform and task design that can support it. A campaign intended to introduce a product needs different actions and review criteria from one designed to bring existing community members back to a feature or announcement.

Before asking for a quote, prepare a concise brief with:

• The audience you want to reach and the project action you want them to take.
• The pages, social accounts, product features, or community spaces involved.
• Which actions participants may complete and how completion should be assessed.
• Reward type, who funds it, who distributes it, and any published eligibility terms.
• Your preferred launch window, approver, and the person responsible for platform access.

Then check that the platform’s current campaign interface supports the actions and verification approach you need. Do not assume an action is available or that a particular review outcome follows from selecting it; confirm the current options directly. If your brief needs more than one platform, decide whether the extra setup creates a useful participant journey or simply adds coordination. Our quest campaign service can help turn the brief into a platform-ready scope, while the Galxe and Zealy campaign guide covers planning decisions in more depth.

What does campaign management include, beyond platform setup?

Campaign management should cover the decisions that shape the participant experience, not just entering tasks into a platform. The scope should identify who owns each approval and what evidence will be used to judge whether the campaign is ready to publish.

A practical management scope can include:

• A kickoff checklist covering objective, audience, available assets, access, rewards, and approvals.
• A campaign outline that connects each participant action to the intended project outcome.
• Draft task copy, participant instructions, and reward terms for your team to review.
• Coordination of campaign setup and a pre-launch check of links, wording, and visible task details.
• A closeout summary of the agreed scope, launch state, observable participation information, and open follow-ups.

At MediaStrategy, a senior account lead reviews the campaign brief before setup begins. That review is designed to surface practical gaps early: an unclear action, a reward rule that has not been approved, or a destination page that is not ready to receive participants. The quote should specify which assets and approvals your team supplies, whether reward fulfillment is included, and what reporting format you receive. For ongoing community work around the campaign, compare the scope with community management rather than treating moderation or daily channel coverage as automatically included.

How long does it take to prepare and run the campaign?

The schedule follows the work: briefing and approvals come before setup, and the live period follows the campaign plan you approve. A reliable estimate names the handoffs and dependencies instead of promising a launch date before the project has supplied its materials.

A typical sequence is a kickoff, a scope and platform check, drafting, client review, setup coordination, a final pre-launch review, and then monitoring and closeout. The elapsed time is shaped by how quickly the project can provide platform access, confirm tasks and reward terms, approve copy, and resolve technical questions about participant actions. If a reward requires separate funding or distribution arrangements, settle those responsibilities before publication rather than leaving them as a post-campaign assumption.

We use a launch checklist to track the approval owner, the asset or decision needed, and whether each item is ready. That gives the project a clear view of what is holding the next handoff. The live campaign window is agreed as part of scope; management time and the time participants have to act are related, but they are not the same thing. Ask for both to be stated in the plan, along with the reporting point and the person who will handle account communication.

Which Galxe and Zealy campaign outcomes are outside the quote?

A quote can define the work and placements we deliver, but it cannot set platform fees, approve a campaign on a platform’s behalf, or control how that platform displays or reviews it. Galxe or Zealy may change available features, review decisions, visibility, or account requirements, so confirm current terms and campaign options with the platform before committing rewards or a launch window.

For a sound review, check that the campaign description matches the actual tasks, that destinations work, and that reward eligibility and distribution terms are understandable to participants. Keep records of the approved copy, task setup, reward responsibilities, and the campaign state visible to your team. If a platform’s current rules or available actions do not fit the plan, revise the scope before publishing rather than relying on a workaround.

The final estimate should make clear what MediaStrategy will deliver, what the client must provide, and which third-party charges or reward expenses sit outside management. For adjacent visibility plans, see trending campaign pricing or review the broader community growth and engagement options. To get a tailored scope, send us your project URL, objective, preferred platform, draft task ideas, reward plan, and approval contact; we will review the brief and return a defined campaign scope.

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 campaign briefShare your objective, target audience, platform preference, project links, reward idea, and launch window.
2. Review the scopeWe check task fit, required assets, platform options, approval owners, and which costs sit outside management.
3. Approve the campaign planYour team reviews the proposed tasks, participant instructions, reward terms, and reporting scope.
4. Prepare and checkWe coordinate setup and use a launch checklist to review visible campaign details, links, and approved copy.
5. Monitor and close outDuring the agreed campaign window, we handle the scoped account work and provide the agreed closeout summary.