DappRadar Listing: Submission and dApp Visibility

What does listing your dApp on DappRadar give you?

Listing on DappRadar helps present your dApp in the platform's profile with your project's data and description. This is a separate task from general promotion: we focus on preparing the application, ensuring data accuracy, and ongoing profile management.

This service suits projects that need to establish a verifiable presence on DappRadar and keep product information up to date. Before starting, it's useful to identify who on your team confirms product data and who can quickly approve edits. This reduces the risk of submitting inconsistent versions of descriptions, links, and dApp details.

As part of the project, we:

• collect the product information and metadata you provide;
• verify that the description and materials are consistent;
• submit your dApp for review;
• track the status and prepare profile updates as needed.

DappRadar reviews applications with its editorial team. So we separate what we control—completeness of materials, accuracy of submission, and support—from the platform's publication decision. If you're also planning presence on other trackers, you can compare tasks with listings on other crypto trackers and placement on DefiLlama and DappRadar.

What data should you prepare for your DappRadar profile?

For submission to DappRadar, you need consistent information that explains what your dApp does and how to present it in the profile. Our initial check helps identify gaps before you submit the application, not after the materials have already been sent for review.

Before starting, gather in one place:

• project name and a brief product description;
• links to your dApp and official resources you want to include;
• available visual materials and data for the profile;
• explanations about the product, its purpose, and supported ecosystem;
• contact for the person responsible for fact-checking and approving changes.

If any item is not applicable or not ready yet, note that explicitly. Don't replace missing information with assumptions: it's better to agree on wording with your team before submission. We check the source data and return a list of clarifications so you can confirm facts in one agreed set.

It's also useful to assign a profile owner within your team. They can report product changes and quickly confirm which information should be updated. If your project also needs token data work in another catalog, separately evaluate the task of listing on CoinGecko or listing on CoinMarketCap: these are independent platforms and separate processes.

How does the application submission and profile tracking work?

The work follows a verifiable sequence: preparing materials, submitting the application, waiting for review, and managing the profile after submission. We agree with you on the data scope and status report intervals before starting, so your team knows when to expect updates and which actions require their involvement.

Typically, the process looks like this:

1. You provide links and confirmed dApp information.
2. We check the materials, note questions, and agree on the final version.
3. We submit the project to DappRadar and record the submission.
4. We track the status, share updates with you, and manage profile updates.

For control, we keep a report with the submission date, available status, submitted materials, and next steps. If the platform requests clarifications, your team confirms facts, and we help prepare a coordinated response. Once the profile appears, we check how it displays the provided information and note what needs updating.

This approach is convenient if your project needs a clear task owner and a single version of materials. For comprehensive placement across different platforms, you can compare the sequence with the listing and verification section to avoid mixing requirements from different services.

What affects dApp visibility on DappRadar?

The profile and its position are different parts of the work: prepared data helps present the project correctly, while monitoring the profile allows you to notice changes. We record the available position and status within agreed checks, so your team sees the progress rather than just a message that the application was submitted.

When evaluating results, it's useful to separate observable things: whether the profile appeared, whether the agreed data displays correctly, and whether its position changed at a later check. Keep dates and versions of materials—this makes it easier to compare platform feedback with what was submitted. If you update the description or product information, inform the profile owner so the change doesn't remain only in internal project documents.

For visibility on DappRadar, the platform's editorial decision and how profile positions change in its search and rankings are significant; we don't control these processes, nor the appearance of your project in AI-generated answers. Therefore, we confirm the completion of agreed actions and share observations, but we don't promise a specific position or publication decision.

How to choose the scope of work for DappRadar?

The service scope depends on the state of your materials and whether your project needs only submission or also profile management. In the initial discussion, we find out what's already prepared, which information requires confirmation, and who can approve edits on your team.

The basic work scope includes:

• checking the provided information and metadata;
• preparing the submission package and sending the application;
• recording the status and agreed profile position checks;
• delivering a report with completed actions, observations, and open questions.

Cost starts from $400 per project. Before starting, we agree on the task boundaries: what materials you provide, which updates are included, and in what format you receive the report. This allows you to evaluate the offer based on the scope of work, not on a promise of a specific result on a third-party platform.

If DappRadar is part of a broader task for your project's presence in directories, we can help separate platforms and actions into individual applications. To discuss working with MediaHype, send a link to your dApp, a brief product description, and any materials you've already gathered. We'll do an initial check, point out missing information, and propose an agreed scope for submission and management.

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 your materialsSend the dApp link, product description, and available profile information. Include the contact of the person who confirms facts.
2. Review the packageWe'll check the consistency of the materials and provide questions that need to be resolved before submission.
3. Approve the submissionYou confirm the final data; we submit the application and record its status.
4. Receive updatesWe track the status and profile, share observations, and agree on further updates.