What a Birdeye trending placement is designed to do
A Birdeye trending placement gives your token visibility in a Birdeye discovery context selected for the campaign. It is most useful when the project can direct an interested visitor to a clear token page, explain the asset’s purpose, and respond to questions across its own channels.
This service can suit Solana and Base projects as well as tokens on other chains. The first decision is whether the selected Birdeye destination matches the audience and campaign moment you care about. A token with several markets may need a deliberate pair selection rather than an assumption that one placement covers every market or chain.
Before recommending a scope, we review:
- The token page and contract address you want associated with the campaign.
- The chain and trading pair that should define the destination.
- Whether the project’s public materials answer basic questions about the token and team.
- The campaign window and the person available to approve details promptly.
If discovery visibility is one part of a broader plan, compare this placement with the wider trending campaign options. For a project focused on Solana, we can also consider how it fits alongside Solana project marketing, without treating platform visibility as a substitute for a coherent launch narrative.
How should you choose a Birdeye token, chain and pair?
The Birdeye destination should be explicit before a campaign is booked: identify the token, the chain and the trading pair to be associated with the placement. These details help both sides confirm what is in scope and make the delivery record useful after the campaign.
Start with the Birdeye URL for the token or pair you want reviewed. Then confirm the contract address and chain in your own project records. If the asset has multiple pairs, tell us which one is the priority and whether a separate destination should be discussed. A different chain or pair should not be silently assumed to be included in the same scope.
Birdeye is one route to discovery, not a complete distribution plan. Teams comparing interfaces can review DEXTools trending or DEXScreener trending as separate placements, each with its own agreed destination. For a campaign involving more than one platform, set the purpose of each placement first: for example, one may support token discovery while another complements a launch announcement. This keeps planning focused on the audience journey rather than an undifferentiated list of platforms.
What the Birdeye campaign scope includes
The Birdeye scope records the placement being coordinated and the details needed to verify it. Before work starts, MediaStrategy confirms the requested destination, campaign window, availability and the evidence format with your project contact.
A typical scope covers:
- Destination: token, chain and selected pair, based on the information you provide.
- Window: the requested campaign duration, confirmed before booking.
- Coordination: a named account contact for approvals and campaign updates.
- Verification: a delivery note showing the agreed destination and a timestamped record where available.
- Handoff: a concise summary of what was completed and any agreed follow-up.
This is intentionally specific. A project can use the record to check that the selected destination matches the brief, share a clear internal update, or align the placement with other launch activity. The package is available from $520 / 24 h; the exact scope is confirmed before commitment. If your wider objective includes profile accuracy or platform presence beyond a trending placement, review listing and verification support separately so those tasks are not mistaken for part of this campaign.
How we coordinate a Birdeye campaign
A Birdeye campaign moves from destination review to a confirmed window, then to placement coordination and a clear handoff. One senior account lead at MediaStrategy owns the brief, tracks approvals and keeps the requested scope visible throughout the engagement.
The opening review is a practical check, not a generic intake form. We compare the Birdeye URL with the chain and contract details you send, flag any mismatch, and ask you to confirm the priority pair. Once the campaign window and availability are aligned, we record the agreed work in writing. This avoids beginning with an ambiguous token name or an unconfirmed destination.
During coordination, the account lead uses the agreed channel for status updates and routes any material change back for approval. At completion, we provide the agreed delivery record so your team can compare the result with the original brief. The campaign can be aligned with a launch, announcement or wider discovery plan; if you are evaluating several placements, the trending campaign overview helps frame the alternatives without merging their scopes.
For a first review, send the token page, contract address, chain, preferred pair and requested window. We will return with scope questions or a written proposal for the placement.
What Birdeye placement can and cannot control
The campaign can define the requested token, chain, pair, window and agreed work; it cannot direct every part of Birdeye’s interface or a visitor’s response. Birdeye controls its display, ordering, eligibility decisions and any changes to how a placement appears, so visibility at a particular position or for a particular duration beyond the agreed work is not something we promise. We confirm delivery against the booked scope and share the evidence agreed in advance.
For a careful review after delivery, compare the record with the original destination and window rather than relying on a screenshot without context. Keep the contract address, chain and pair in the same internal campaign note; that makes it easier for the team to distinguish this placement from activity elsewhere. If your campaign needs additional discovery channels, consider CoinGecko search bar trending or CoinMarketCap trending as separate scopes with their own review and confirmation.
To begin, send us the Birdeye URL, contract address, chain, priority pair and preferred window. MediaStrategy will run the destination review, confirm availability and return a written scope before you decide whether to proceed.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| Birdeye Trending | from $520 / 24 h |
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
- Send the destinationShare the Birdeye URL, token contract address, chain and the pair you want considered.
- Review the briefMediaStrategy checks that the supplied details identify the intended destination and raises any mismatch before confirmation.
- Confirm scope and windowAgree the placement, campaign window, availability and delivery evidence in writing before work begins.
- Coordinate the placementYour senior account contact manages approvals and campaign updates against the confirmed scope.
- Receive the handoffWe provide the agreed delivery record, tied to the selected destination, for your project files.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Birdeye trending cost?
The listed starting package is from $520 / 24 h. Before you commit, we confirm the intended token, chain, pair, campaign window and availability in a written scope, so the offer reflects the destination you actually want.
What information do you need to arrange a Birdeye placement?
Send the Birdeye URL, token contract address, chain, priority trading pair and preferred campaign window. Include a project contact who can approve the destination. If you are unsure which pair to select, share the available options and we can review them with you.
Can one Birdeye campaign cover multiple chains or pairs?
The brief should name each destination you want considered. A token appearing on multiple chains or pairs does not by itself mean every destination is included; we confirm the selected scope and availability before booking. Ask us to review additional destinations if you want them included in the proposal.
How long does it take to arrange a Birdeye campaign?
Timing starts with a complete destination brief and a confirmed campaign window. We review the URL and token details, resolve any mismatch, then confirm availability and scope before work begins. Share your preferred window early so the review and approval can be coordinated around it.
What evidence will I receive after the placement?
We agree the evidence format before the campaign and provide a delivery note tied to the selected destination, with a timestamped record where available. This gives your team a practical way to compare the completed work with the written scope rather than relying on an unlabelled image.
Can you guarantee how Birdeye will display my token?
We confirm delivery of the agreed placement work, not a particular Birdeye ranking, interface position or uninterrupted display. Birdeye controls its presentation and any eligibility or display changes. We make the destination and evidence expectations explicit before booking so you know what the service covers.
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