Your project details stay private until approval
Your project details stay within the working channel until the platform scope and materials receive approval. One contact handles the account, keeping contract references, assets and timing together rather than scattered across separate conversations.
We handle the brief confidentially and record the requested Ave.ai and DEXView destinations, project identity and preferred window. Before coordination, you see the agreed details and provide written sign-off. If a copy or asset adjustment is proposed, it is shown privately for approval first. Nothing is treated as approved merely because it appeared in an intake note.
That distinction matters when a launch has a restricted announcement time or several people responsible for project facts. Your contact notes who may approve, which materials are current, and what may be shared after sign-off. This keeps the arrangement composed without adding unnecessary steps for your team.
A defined platform brief keeps the arrangement clear
This service coordinates trending placements on Ave.ai, DEXView, or both, according to the written scope. It suits a team preparing a token launch, supporting a campaign window, or seeking a coordinated request across the two destinations.
If your audience plan includes other destinations, keep their responsibilities distinct. Trending campaigns across platforms offer a wider context, while DEXTools trending has its own service scope. The platform list is confirmed before coordination, so additional placements are not assumed. This gives your team a basis for deciding whether one destination or a coordinated request fits the launch.
Before the scope is settled, gather the network, contract address, relevant pair or page links, project name, approved logo and concise project information. Include official project channels, any copy or imagery restrictions, and the person authorized to approve changes. A single source document for canonical links makes identity checks more straightforward.
The arrangement in four approval points
The work moves from project details to written approval, then to coordination and a delivery record. The table keeps responsibilities visible before any placement work begins.
| Step | Who is involved | What you approve |
|---|---|---|
| Project details | Your designated contact and our named contact | Network, contract, pair links and current project references |
| Readiness check | Our named contact | Any corrections needed before the scope is prepared |
| Scope and timing | Your authorized approver | Platforms, agreed deliverables, responsibilities and campaign window |
| Coordination and closeout | Our named contact | The approved work; then you receive its available delivery evidence |
There are 2 practical approval points: confirming that the project references are correct, then accepting the written scope. Your contact remains the account’s point of contact throughout. If a detail is unclear, it is raised before coordination, rather than silently carried into the final record.
Where should an Ave.ai and DEXView placement sit in your plan?
A placement belongs where it supports the audience and launch plan you have already defined. Ave.ai and DEXView are the focus here; your team can request either destination alone or specify both in one written scope.
For a different discovery focus, compare the dedicated DEXScreener trending and DEXTools Nitro boosts scopes. Each destination should have a clear role rather than appearing on a channel list by default. Your contact records the selected platform list and the available evidence for each agreed placement before you approve the arrangement.
Consider what a visitor should understand after encountering the project: the token identity, the relevant pair, or where to find official project information. If that purpose differs by destination, note the distinction in the brief. If the same project details apply, one coordinated request can keep approvals aligned without treating the platforms as interchangeable.
A composed handoff, with platform boundaries understood
A small readiness check helps prevent avoidable corrections from delaying the handoff. Before sign-off, confirm:
- The network, contract address and pair reference all identify the same project.
- The logo, project description and official channels are the versions approved for use.
- One person is available to resolve questions about facts, assets or campaign timing.
These checks help make the request clear, but they do not control how either platform handles a token. Ave.ai and DEXView determine eligibility, presentation and rotation; no particular rank or fixed display period can be promised. Our delivery record confirms the agreed coordination and available evidence, not a platform-controlled position.
The same point of contact can keep launch details aligned
Ave.ai and DEXView placements can sit alongside other launch activity, provided each channel has a defined role and owner. If your plan includes listing support, see listing and verification services; KOL and creator campaigns and PR and media can be considered as separate work.
Keep the final contract and pair references consistent across the people involved. Identify who approves project facts and who confirms launch timing. Your contact can keep the agreed placement scope and delivery record together, while your team retains sign-off on public materials and campaign details.
A quiet, practical starting point is the launch window you have in mind. Share that detail with your contact, who will map it against the platform request and return the next decision for your sign-off.
How it works
- 1. Share the project referencesProvide the network, contract and pair links, approved assets, preferred window and requested platforms. Your named contact keeps these details in one working record.
- 2. Check identity and readinessWe confirm that the references align and flag missing or inconsistent details before placement coordination.
- 3. Approve the written scopeYou sign off on the platform list, deliverables, responsibilities and campaign window before work proceeds.
- 4. Coordinate the agreed workYour named contact manages the approved placement coordination and keeps your designated project contact informed.
- 5. Receive the delivery recordWe share available evidence of completed work and close out any questions against the approved scope.
Frequently asked questions
Can one request cover Ave.ai and DEXView together?
Yes. The written scope can name both destinations or just one, with the agreed placements recorded separately where needed. Your contact confirms the platform list and available delivery evidence before you approve the work. A request for one destination does not automatically include another.
Which project details should I have ready?
Have the network, contract address, relevant pair or page links, project name, approved logo and concise project information ready. Official project channels and any copy or imagery restrictions are useful as well. Your contact checks that the references align before preparing the written scope.
Realistically, how is campaign timing agreed?
Timing is confirmed after the project references and requested scope have been checked. A complete set of links and approved materials makes it easier to settle the campaign window; inconsistencies may need clarification first. Your team approves the window in writing before placement coordination begins.
Can you promise a particular Ave.ai or DEXView position?
No. Ave.ai and DEXView control their own eligibility decisions, presentation and rotation, so a particular rank or fixed display period is outside the agreed delivery. We confirm the placement coordination in scope and share available evidence afterward. Your contact can clarify what that evidence will show before sign-off.
How can I verify the agreed placement work?
You receive a concise delivery record with available platform references or evidence for the work in scope. It is intended to confirm what was coordinated, not to imply a rank will remain visible. Keep the record with your launch materials so your team has one account of the completed work.
Can this sit alongside DEXTools or DEXScreener activity?
Yes, those destinations can be considered as separate platform scopes within a wider launch plan. Specify each channel’s role and preferred timing so the deliverables remain distinct. Your named contact can record the requested placements and evidence separately for your written approval.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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