DexScreener Token Info & DEXTools Profile Update Service

What does a token profile update include?

A profile update is bringing the public information about a token to an agreed and current state. We collect source data, verify its consistency, and support the work with the profile on DEXTools and DEXScreener.

For preparation, we need the contract address and network, the official project name, a current logo, a brief description, and verified links to social platforms. If the data is already published, also send a link to the pair or token page and note what exactly needs to be changed. This makes it easier to separate correcting an existing profile from an initial submission.

The work may include:

• verifying the spelling of the name and contract address;
• preparing a text description and social links;
• replacing the logo or other visual materials supported by the platform;
• preparing Enhanced Token Info for DEXScreener;
• supporting the information update on DEXTools.

The scope of the service is fixed before work begins: you understand which fields and on which platform we are processing. If the project simultaneously needs to update data in a blockchain explorer, that is a separate task that can be arranged together with token information update in explorers.

DEXTools vs DEXScreener: how do the updates differ?

DEXTools and DEXScreener display market data for tokens and pairs, but updating a profile on one platform does not automatically change information on the other. Therefore, we first determine where the outdated data is and which fields need to be organized.

On DEXTools, the task is usually related to token data and page design: it is important to prepare a correct logo, name, and social links. On DEXScreener, Enhanced Token Info is a separate paid platform product for the token profile. It includes visual materials, a description, and links; the project team prepares the data and goes through the platform's submission process.

This is not the same as placement in DEXTools trends or a DEXScreener Boost campaign: the profile is responsible for representing the project, while trending formats relate to separate placements. First, organize the information, then decide if additional activities are needed.

What materials should be prepared before submission?

For a correct submission, gather a single set of current information and visual files. The more accurate the source data, the fewer revisions are needed and the easier it is for the project team to verify the final profile before sending.

Prepare:

• the contract address and the exact network name;
• the official token and project name, including the chosen English spelling;
• a brief description without unverified claims;
• links to the official website and active social pages;
• a logo in publishable quality;
• a banner, if required for the chosen DEXScreener format;
• the contact of a responsible person who can confirm the data.

Check that all links lead to official resources and that the name and description match what is on the project's website. Do not send old links, intermediate logo versions, or a contract address without specifying the network. If the team recently performed a migration or rebranding, indicate in advance which information has already changed and which still needs updating.

We verify the materials for completeness and internal consistency, then send you the set for confirmation. The decision on wording remains with the project: the team must confirm that the description accurately conveys the token's purpose and does not mislead users.

How does the work proceed and what do you receive?

The work proceeds from collecting source data to providing the status and final verification of the published information. Before submission, we agree on the platforms, the scope of the update, and those responsible for confirming the materials.

First, you send the token address, page links, and a list of needed changes. We check the set, note any missing elements, and return a list of clarifications if the information is inconsistent. After that, we prepare the text and visual materials for the chosen format and show them to you for approval.

Once the set is confirmed, we support the designated update or submission procedure. Upon completion, we inform you of what was sent, which fields were updated, and whether there are any remarks requiring action from the project. For DEXScreener, we separately verify that the request pertains to Enhanced Token Info and not to an advertising or trending placement.

As part of the service, you receive an agreed list of changes, prepared materials, submission support, and the final status. If you need to correct a profile in multiple sources at once, it is reasonable to create a map of pages and data owners in advance. For related tasks on listings and verification, use the general listings and verification section or the update after migration and rebranding page.

Limitations, platform review, and realistic expectations

The service covers material preparation and support for the agreed update, but does not grant the project special status or replace the platform's review. Decisions on publication, review timelines, availability of specific fields, and content requirements are determined by DEXTools and DEXScreener themselves; ranking algorithms are also controlled by the platforms. We cannot promise a token price, viral distribution, organic volume, or trending placement.

Practically, this means it is better to evaluate the work based on clear points: whether the contract and network match, whether the logo and description correspond to the project, whether social links open, and whether a status has been received for the submitted request. Payment for Enhanced Token Info relates to the DEXScreener product, not to a confirmation of the project's reliability. A completed profile helps present official information, but is not in itself a recommendation to invest.

If the platform asks for data clarification or material corrections, we pass on the specific list of remarks and help prepare a correct version within the agreed work scope. Before starting, it is useful to ensure the team has access to official channels and the ability to confirm rights to the materials used. For comparison with an independent catalog check, also explore the CoinMarketCap community verification service.

When is a profile enough, and when are other placements needed?

An updated profile is sufficient when the goal is to provide users with clear and consistent information about the token. If the goal is broader, choose the next tool separately: a profile, listing, advertising, and a trending campaign solve different problems and require different materials.

Check yourself against this short list:

• Need current logo and social links on the token page? Start with a profile update.
• Need a presence in a catalog or aggregator? Consider the corresponding listing on crypto trackers.
• Need to plan a paid placement on a platform? Compare advertising formats and target audience, not just the display location.
• Want additional visibility in trending sections? Evaluate the separate conditions for trending campaigns.

Do not order multiple formats just because they are available on the same platform. First, determine what action the user should take after viewing the token: open the website, study the documentation, or join the community. Then choose the appropriate format and verify that the profile contains the necessary links. This makes it easier to agree on the scope of work and understand which result relates to the information update and which to a separate campaign.

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. Define the taskYou specify the platform, network, token address, and fields to update. We verify the request against the available work format.
2. Gather materialsWe check the logo, description, and official links. We request any missing information in a single list.
3. Approve the setBefore submission, we show the prepared data to the project's responsible representative and record the confirmed version.
4. Support the submissionWe submit the agreed set according to the chosen procedure and report the status, including any remarks if they arise.
5. Verify the resultWe compare the published information with the agreed materials and provide the project with a final list of changes.