What does a DefiLlama and DappRadar listing cover?
This service coordinates two distinct listing efforts: a TVL listing request for DefiLlama and a dApp listing submission for DappRadar. They are not interchangeable profiles, so we prepare the project details and supporting information for each destination rather than sending one generic pitch.
The work is a fit for DeFi teams seeking a clearer public footprint across data and dApp discovery platforms. Before starting, we review what the product does, which chains it uses, where users can access it, and what public evidence is available. That gives your team a practical view of missing information before an application is assembled.
The scope can include:
- Reviewing public project pages and supplied product information.
- Organizing the details relevant to each platform’s submission.
- Coordinating the submission and maintaining a record of follow-up.
- Identifying inconsistencies that your team should correct at the source.
If you are comparing several discovery options, start with our listings and verification overview. For a separate CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko request, see the CoinMarketCap listing service and CoinGecko listing service.
How should a project prepare for each platform?
Prepare a consistent, reviewable project record before submitting. The strongest starting point is a set of current facts that your team can support with public pages, product access, and clear explanations—not a collection of promotional claims.
For a DefiLlama TVL request, gather the project’s protocol description, relevant chain and product information, and the links or documentation that explain how the product works. For a DappRadar dApp submission, prepare a concise dApp description, access links, supported network details, and the project’s official web and community destinations. We verify that the same names, URLs, and descriptions appear consistently across materials.
Use this preparation checklist:
- Confirm the project name, official domain, and product description.
- List the relevant networks and the product’s user-facing entry points.
- Collect documentation and public references that substantiate key details.
- Assign a team contact who can answer technical or editorial questions.
- Flag details that are changing, such as a new domain or product version.
If you also need a separate circulating-supply review, it is a distinct task; see circulating supply verification. We keep the submission scope focused on DefiLlama TVL and DappRadar dApp discovery.
What will your team receive?
You receive a submission package and a traceable record of the work, not just a message saying that an application was sent. Deliverables are organized so your team can check facts, approve wording, and respond quickly if a platform requests clarification.
The exact package is agreed after the readiness review. It typically includes a project-information checklist, a list of source links and supporting materials, prepared descriptions for the two listing contexts, and a submission and follow-up log. We also identify gaps or contradictions for your team to resolve before the information is filed.
| Work item | What it helps your team do |
|---|---|
| Readiness review | See which project facts and public references are ready |
| Submission materials | Approve consistent, platform-specific project information |
| Coordination log | Track submission status, questions, and next actions |
| Handoff notes | Keep internal owners aligned on outstanding items |
Your team remains the source of truth for product, chain, and protocol facts. We can structure and check information, but we do not invent evidence or present an unverified claim as confirmed. For adjacent directory work, compare the scope with listings on other crypto trackers.
How does the DefiLlama and DappRadar process run?
The process moves from project intake to separate platform submissions, with a client review before anything is sent. This sequence reduces avoidable back-and-forth and makes ownership clear when a team needs to supply missing details.
First, we collect the project’s public links, product summary, relevant chain information, and a contact for technical questions. Next, we review the materials for completeness and consistency, then send your team a list of gaps or points needing confirmation. Once approved, we prepare the DefiLlama TVL request and DappRadar dApp submission as separate workstreams. We then coordinate filing and record replies or follow-up actions.
Timing is shaped by your team’s response time, the condition of the public project materials, and the review path each platform applies. To keep the work moving, nominate one decision-maker, share current URLs rather than draft links, and let us know about upcoming product or domain changes before submission. We report what has been prepared, what has been submitted, and what remains open; your team can use that record for internal handoffs or later updates.
For teams planning a broader launch, this listing work can sit alongside launch planning or community growth and engagement, with each scope and owner kept distinct.
What can the platforms decide after submission?
A prepared submission improves clarity, but DefiLlama and DappRadar control their own review decisions and displayed information. Their acceptance criteria, editorial or data checks, profile presentation, and any later changes to platform rules or interfaces are outside our control. We do not promise acceptance, a particular position, a review date, or that a listing will remain unchanged.
Our commitment is to the agreed preparation, submission coordination, and documented follow-up—not to an outcome the platforms alone determine. If a platform declines a request or asks for more evidence, we will explain the response, identify what can be addressed, and help organize the next step within the agreed scope. We will not represent an unapproved request as a live listing.
Before authorizing submission, check that your team can stand behind every supplied detail and that public product pages are accessible. If a fact is uncertain, label it for review rather than guessing. If the project has recently migrated or changed its name, resolve the source information first and review whether a dedicated migration and rebranding update is also needed. This keeps the listing request aligned with the project’s current public identity.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| DeFi Listings | from $430 / project |
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
- Share project detailsSend the official site, product links, network information, and a short description. Name one contact who can confirm technical facts.
- Review readinessWe check completeness and consistency, then flag missing evidence or details that need your approval.
- Approve the submission packYour team reviews the platform-specific information and confirms that the project facts are accurate.
- Coordinate submissionsWe prepare and coordinate the DefiLlama TVL request and DappRadar dApp submission as separate items.
- Track follow-upWe record platform replies and open actions, then share a clear status and handoff.
Frequently asked questions
How much does DefiLlama and DappRadar listing support cost?
The listed starting price is from $430 / project. The final scope depends on the project materials and the coordination required for the two submissions. We confirm what is included before work begins, so you can see whether any separate listing or verification task is outside the agreed scope.
How long does it take to prepare and submit both listings?
Preparation time depends mainly on how quickly your team supplies complete, consistent information and approves the submission pack. Platform review time is separate. We share the work status and any open client actions, rather than promising a platform decision by a specific date.
What information do you need from our team?
Share your official project website, product access links, a concise product description, relevant network details, and public documentation that supports the project information. Please also provide a contact who can answer technical questions and flag any pending migration, rebrand, or domain change.
Can you guarantee that DefiLlama or DappRadar will accept the submission?
No. Each platform controls its review criteria, decision, displayed profile, and timing. We can commit to preparing the agreed materials, coordinating submission, and documenting follow-up; acceptance and listing presentation remain the platforms’ decisions.
Are DefiLlama TVL listing and DappRadar dApp listing the same service?
They are coordinated together but remain different submissions. The DefiLlama request concerns a TVL listing, while the DappRadar request concerns a dApp listing. We prepare information for each context and do not assume that one approval or profile automatically covers the other.
Can you help if our project details are incomplete or inconsistent?
Yes. The readiness review identifies missing or conflicting details and gives your team a clear list of items to resolve. Your team must confirm the underlying facts and provide any required evidence before submission; we do not fill gaps with unsupported claims.
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