DEXTools and DEXScreener Profile Update Service

What does a DEXTools and DEXScreener profile update cover?

A profile update aligns the public information shown for your token with the project details you want people to find. The work covers token information, social links and logo updates on DEXTools, plus preparation of DEXScreener Enhanced Token Info when that is in scope.

This is useful when a project has changed its name or visual identity, moved to new social channels, or launched with incomplete profile information. It is also a practical option when a team wants to check its public-facing token details before promoting a launch or campaign. If the underlying contract or token has changed, flag that at the start; a profile edit and a contract migration are different tasks.

The service is about profile presentation and the submission process, not a change to the token contract or a promise of market visibility. We first compare the information you provide with the existing profile, then identify missing or inconsistent details. For a wider listing or verification plan, see Listings and verification. If your update also concerns an explorer page, explorer token info and logo updates are a separate, related service.

How do DEXTools and DEXScreener profile formats differ?

DEXTools profile work focuses on updating token information, socials and the logo. DEXScreener Enhanced Token Info is the platform’s profile product, with information prepared for the token page and submitted for review. We scope each platform separately so you know which details and assets are being handled on each one.

A useful preparation checklist is:

• Confirm the token and chain the update concerns.
• Provide the exact project name, description and official social URLs.
• Supply the current logo file and any other requested visual assets.
• Identify outdated links or text that should be replaced, not just added.
• Name one person who can approve final copy and assets.

For DEXScreener, do not confuse Enhanced Token Info with a visibility boost. The profile update concerns token-page information; a DEXScreener boost campaign is a separate visibility service. Likewise, DEXTools profile updates are distinct from DEXTools trending campaigns. That distinction helps teams choose the right task instead of expecting a profile edit to perform a promotion function.

What do you receive for the profile update?

You receive an agreed profile-update scope, a review of the project information and assets you supply, and coordination of the selected platform submissions. The exact deliverables are confirmed before work begins, so an update to one platform is not mistaken for a submission to both.

The work can include:

• A consistency check of token details and official social links.
• A review of the logo and other supplied profile assets for completeness.
• Preparation of the profile text and asset set for the selected platform.
• Submission coordination for DEXTools profile changes and/or DEXScreener Enhanced Token Info.
• Clear communication about progress and any platform response that needs your input.

To keep review cycles efficient, send final URLs rather than link lists copied from old announcements. Make sure the project name, token identifier and social accounts match across your materials. If an item is still undecided, mark it as pending instead of asking us to infer the intended version. For adjacent profile maintenance, compare this scope with contract migration and rebranding updates and wallet logo and token list inclusion. Those services cover different destinations and should be planned as separate work.

How does the profile update process work?

The process starts with a scope check and ends with a status handoff. We keep the project moving by resolving information gaps before preparing submissions, rather than sending incomplete copy or assets and leaving the team to guess what is needed next.

A typical sequence is:

1. Scope: Confirm the token, chain and platform or platforms to update.
2. Collect: Gather the approved token details, social URLs and visual assets.
3. Review: Check for missing items or inconsistencies and return questions to your contact.
4. Prepare: Assemble the agreed information for the selected profile update.
5. Coordinate: Handle submission steps and communicate platform responses or requests.

Your team should appoint one approver for names, descriptions, links and logos. That avoids conflicting edits while the submission is being prepared. We also recommend keeping a simple record of the final approved copy and URLs, so future updates start from a known version. The project timeline is shaped by how quickly those materials are approved and by the platforms’ handling of the submission. If you need help planning connected listing tasks, how we work explains our broader coordination approach.

What can affect approval and publication?

The project team can control the accuracy and completeness of its submission, but it cannot control a platform’s review decision or publishing schedule. DEXScreener reviews Enhanced Token Info before publication; its acceptance, any requested changes and the timing of a profile appearing are determined by the platform. DEXTools also controls how and when its profile information is displayed. We cannot promise approval, a specific publication time, ranking position, trading activity or visibility from a profile update.

This is why we treat the agreed work and the platform outcome as separate things. We can commit to the preparation and coordination in the confirmed scope, and we will communicate a request for clarification if one comes back. We cannot present a submission as approved before the platform has made that decision.

Before authorizing work, check that the project can provide accurate details and rights-cleared visual assets. Keep the supplied URLs active and under project control. If a platform asks for a correction, respond with one consolidated, approved version rather than sending competing edits from several team members. For platform visibility work, review the separate DEXScreener trending campaign scope; it is not a substitute for profile completeness.

When should you combine profile updates with other services?

Combine a profile update with another service only when the project has a separate, clear goal for that work. A complete token profile makes project information easier to review, but it is not the same as a listing application, a paid visibility placement or a community campaign.

Use this decision rule:

• If token details or social URLs are wrong, request a profile update.
• If you need coverage on a market-data platform, review its listing requirements and scope separately.
• If you want a time-bound visibility placement, assess that campaign on its own merits.
• If the contract or project identity changed, explain the migration or rebrand before requesting profile edits.

For a broader profile and listing plan, start with Listings and verification. Projects considering a token data listing can compare CoinMarketCap listing or CoinGecko listing requirements with their immediate needs. If you are comparing profile maintenance with a promotion, keep the deliverables and success criteria distinct. This makes approvals, responsibilities and reporting easier to understand, and prevents the team from treating one platform task as a replacement for another.

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. Confirm platforms and tokenTell us which token and chain the update concerns and whether the scope includes DEXTools, DEXScreener or both.
2. Share approved informationProvide the project name, token details, official social URLs and current visual assets. Assign one person to approve changes.
3. Review the materialsWe check for gaps and inconsistencies, then ask focused questions before preparing the platform-specific update.
4. Prepare and coordinateWe assemble the agreed information and coordinate the selected profile submission or update.
5. Receive the status handoffWe share platform responses and any next action needed from your team. The platform controls its review and publishing decision.