Crypto Launch Kit
Three crypto desks, placed where your holders and your exchange already read.
The 3 publications
Named, indexed, permanent. The label on each is what the article will actually carry.
| Publication | Label on the article | Readers / month | Live in | Sample |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crypto.newsDA 0 | byline confirmed at order | 844K | 3-5 d | See the site → |
| CoinpediaDA 0 | byline confirmed at order | 476K | 3-5 d | See the site → |
| U.TodayDA 0 | byline confirmed at order | 418K | 3-5 d | See the site → |
And with it
- Crypto.news, Coinpedia and U.Today — 1.7m readers between them, all crypto-native
- Written for a crypto audience rather than translated from a general tech draft
- One round of changes per article, live URLs and PDF captures
What you send us
One form, about ten minutes, and then you approve a draft. That is the whole of your involvement — and these are the exact fields, so nothing is a surprise after you have paid.
- 1Your company name and website
- 2What you are announcing, in a sentence
- 3One number you will stand behind (users, revenue, growth, funding)
- 4Who should be quoted, and their job title
- 5Anything we must not say
- 6Your logo and one image, if you have them
The timeline
You pay and fill the form
We send you the draft
You approve it, or ask for one round of changes
It publishes. You get the live URL and a capture
A protocol, token, wallet, L2 or exchange with a mainnet, a listing or a raise to announce.
You want CoinDesk or Cointelegraph. Both are available individually in the catalogue — they start around five figures and do not belong in a kit.
Questions people actually ask
Do you write it?
Yes. Copywriting is included in the price, not an extra. You send a short form, we write the draft, you approve it. You never have to write anything.
Will it say sponsored?
Depends on the outlet, and the label is on the table above before you buy. Most of our range runs under a contributor byline; a few are marked sponsored and we say which. We will never tell you a paid placement is a news story.
What if it doesn't publish?
Not live inside 30 days and you get a full refund, or we move it to another outlet at the same price. Your choice, not ours.
Can I swap an outlet?
Yes, for another at the same price, before we start drafting. Tell us in the intake form.
How many changes do I get?
Two rounds per article, included. A round means one consolidated set of comments, not one comment at a time. After the second round a further rewrite is charged as a new article at $300, because the writing is the work and a third rewrite costs us what a third article costs us. Most people never use the second round.
Is this right for my stage?
If you have something real to say — a raise, a launch, a number — yes. If you have no news and want a reporter to write about you anyway, no, and nobody can sell you that honestly.