CoinDesk. Bitcoin.com. Decrypt. The Block. At a fixed price, with the date agreed before you pay.
Twenty-eight crypto and Web3 publications, priced openly from $70 to $12,850. You choose the masthead, you see the turnaround, and you are published — or your money comes back. No retainers, no monthly minimum, no agency on the other end of a quarterly invoice.
Every serious person who hears your token’s name does the same thing within the hour. They search it. What loads in those ten seconds decides whether you are a project or a rumour. An exchange listing team, a fund analyst, a would-be partner — none of them will tell you they Googled you and found nothing. They will simply stop replying.
There are three routes into crypto media. Only one of them can be booked with a date on it.
Free, and entirely outside anyone’s control. It needs a real event: a funded round with named investors, an exploit post-mortem, a regulatory first, a number nobody else has. Genuine earned media, and no one can promise you it.
Three to fifteen thousand a month, ninety days before anything appears, and the coverage is a hope rather than a deliverable. Sensible for a protocol with a communications programme. Punishing for a team that needs one credible article before a listing call on Thursday.
This is what we do. You choose the publication from the list below, you see the price and the turnaround before you commit, we write the piece to that outlet’s standard and put it in front of their editor. It runs, or you are refunded. That is the whole arrangement.
We would rather lose the sale than have you buy the wrong thing.
Every one of the twenty-eight titles below marks its links nofollow. That is not a quirk of our inventory — it is how crypto publishing works, and anyone promising you dofollow links from CoinDesk is either mistaken or selling you something else entirely.
So be clear about what you are buying. You are not buying link equity. You are buying the article that loads when your name is searched: the masthead an exchange’s compliance team recognises, the piece a fund can attach to its diligence file, the citation an AI assistant repeats when someone asks what your protocol does. Fourteen of these titles are already cited by AI engines.
If your goal is search ranking through backlinks, say so in the form and we will point you at the right inventory instead. There is no version of this where we take your money for the wrong outcome.
Live from our media inventory. Authority, turnaround and price exactly as you would pay them today.
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Prices are per placement and include the writing. Nothing is charged until you choose.
Send us the project and the moment you are trying to hit — a listing, a raise, a mainnet. We reply within one business day with the exact titles we would recommend, the price of each, and an honest view of what it will and will not do.
If the publication you chose does not run your article, you are refunded in full. We guarantee publication in the masthead you selected. We do not guarantee what the market, an exchange or an investor does next — nobody honestly can, and you should be wary of anyone who says otherwise.
The things founders ask us before they spend anything.
Per placement, from $70 to $12,850 depending on the publication. The median across our twenty-eight crypto titles is $899. That price includes the writing and is fixed before you commit — there is no retainer and no monthly minimum.
Yes. CoinDesk sits at the top of the list below at a fixed price, with a fourteen-day turnaround. You see the figure before you commit, and if it does not run you are refunded.
No. Every crypto and Web3 publication in our inventory marks its links nofollow, and that is true across the sector rather than a limitation of ours. You are buying credibility, recognition and AI citation — not link equity. If backlinks are your goal, tell us and we will point you at inventory that suits.
Ten of the twenty-eight titles publish within three days, and two within twenty-four hours. The rest run from five to fourteen days. Each turnaround is shown against the publication before you choose.
Fourteen of these titles are already cited by AI engines, which is why we flag them. Publication in an AI-cited masthead makes citation considerably more likely, but no honest agency can guarantee what a model returns on a given day.
Yes. We build the angle, write to that outlet’s editorial standard and put it in front of their editor. You approve every word before it is submitted.