Birdeye trending for Solana, Base and other tokens

What does a Birdeye trending placement do?

A Birdeye trending placement is a campaign intended to improve a token’s visibility while traders explore on-chain assets and trading pairs. It gives a project a defined discovery objective on Birdeye, rather than treating general social activity as the same outcome.

It can suit a token team preparing a launch, bringing attention to a new pair, or coordinating visibility with a wider campaign. The useful starting point is a specific destination: identify the token, the chain and the pair you want people to find. Solana and Base are possible campaign contexts, as are other chains supported for the agreed scope.

Before requesting a plan, check that your project can provide:

• The Birdeye token or pair URL, if available.
• The chain and contract address, checked for accuracy.
• The pair you want the campaign to focus on.
• A preferred campaign window and a project contact for coordination.

If your campaign needs several discovery channels, compare this placement with the wider options in trending campaigns. For Solana-specific planning, see Solana project marketing.

How do chain and pair selection affect the campaign?

Chain and pair selection define what the Birdeye campaign is organized around. A token may have more than one trading pair or exist across chains, so a request needs to make the intended destination explicit before delivery can be coordinated.

Start by checking the project’s official contract details against the Birdeye URL. Then confirm which pair is relevant to your audience and campaign objective. If you are unsure, share the available pair links and explain which market the project wants to emphasize; we can confirm the proposed scope before work is scheduled. Do not assume that a request for one pair automatically covers a different pair or chain.

A practical selection checklist:

• Match the chain and contract address to the token you intend to promote.
• Choose the pair that best represents the campaign destination.
• Flag any token migration, contract change or pair change in advance.
• Make sure the requested window does not conflict with a launch or other planned activity.

Birdeye visibility is one part of a discovery plan, not a substitute for accurate project information. Teams also comparing other on-chain discovery surfaces can review DEXScreener trending or DEXTools trending and decide whether those destinations match their audience.

What is included in Birdeye campaign coordination?

The service covers the agreed Birdeye campaign scope and its coordination, with the selected token, chain, pair and window recorded before work begins. This gives your team a clear handoff and a way to review what was arranged, rather than leaving the destination or evidence format ambiguous.

The written scope can clarify:

• The token and pair that the campaign concerns.
• The chain and Birdeye page used to check the destination.
• The requested campaign window and the agreed work.
• The person responsible for coordination and the evidence format.

After completion, evidence is kept specific to the selected pair and timestamp. Your team can use it to review the booked work and keep campaign records. It is not a claim about subsequent trading activity or audience behavior.

Prepare project details before kickoff: use a stable URL, check the contract address, and send any required project naming or logo information in its final form. If the project’s details are changing, tell us before confirmation so the plan can reflect the correct destination. For campaigns that also require profile or listing preparation, explore listings and verification as a separate workstream.

How do we plan and report a Birdeye campaign?

A Birdeye campaign moves from destination checks to written scope, scheduled coordination and a clear evidence handoff. You can make the process smoother by sending complete token and pair details at the start.

The usual sequence is:

• Review the request: Share the Birdeye URL, network, contract address, pair and preferred campaign window.
• Confirm scope: We check that the requested destination and deliverables are clear, then confirm the plan and price in writing.
• Coordinate timing: Once scope is agreed, we align the work with your requested campaign window and project contact.
• Complete the agreed work: The campaign is carried out for the confirmed destination and scope.
• Send evidence: You receive the agreed completion evidence, recorded against the selected pair and time.

The exact schedule is confirmed after the destination and availability have been reviewed. Keep one point of contact available during coordination and notify us promptly if a pair, contract or launch window changes. To plan a broader sequence across visibility services, see how we work; for a tailored next step, contact the team.

What can affect Birdeye visibility?

Birdeye controls its own token and pair eligibility, presentation, rotation and continued visibility. We can commit to the booked campaign work and provide its agreed evidence, but cannot promise a specific live position, uninterrupted display or a particular amount of trader attention. Those outcomes are not controlled by the campaign provider.

For a cleaner review, keep the destination accurate and consistent throughout the campaign. Changes to a contract, token page, pair or chain can make the original scope no longer match the project’s intended destination. If a change is necessary, raise it before the campaign window so the team can confirm whether the plan needs to be updated.

Judge the service on verifiable delivery: does the evidence refer to the selected pair, does the recorded time match the agreed window, and does the completed work match the written scope? Separate those checks from market activity or any platform display that can change after delivery. If you want to compare discovery placements across services, start with the trending campaigns overview and choose destinations based on where your audience actually researches tokens.

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 the token detailsShare the Birdeye URL, chain, contract address and pair. Include a preferred campaign window and a project contact.
2. Confirm the destinationWe review the requested token and pair details with you. Flag any chain, contract or pair changes before the scope is finalized.
3. Approve the written scopeReview the agreed destination, campaign window, deliverables, price and evidence format before coordination begins.
4. Coordinate the campaignWe carry out the booked work for the confirmed Birdeye destination and keep the project contact informed.
5. Review the evidenceCheck the completion evidence against the selected pair, agreed window and written scope.