Which Phantom target should your campaign name?
5 steps take a target from your first message to a checked plan. First, name the screen or token list you want to reach. We check whether that view is accessible. Then we distinguish a confirmed target from an assumption.
Choose a Phantom screen if your team can identify the exact view it wants assessed. Choose another discovery platform if your objective is visibility on a market chart or service. A Phantom campaign does not establish a result elsewhere.
| Surface | What we check | Window | What you send |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phantom screen you name | Whether the view is accessible to check | Agreed before booking | Screen reference and token address |
| Token context | Whether the public details match your project | Before campaign approval | Chain, website, official links |
| Evidence view | Whether the token is visible in the relevant context | Agreed for the campaign | Approved target and project name |
This check helps you decide whether Phantom fits your objective. For more channel options, see trending campaigns. If you want a chart surface, review DEXScreener trending as a separate route.
5 review passes from first message to campaign plan
5 review passes move the work from a target screen to an approved plan. Each pass has an owner and a decision point. You see what is confirmed before activity begins.
- Target check: you name the Phantom screen or list. We record what we can access for review.
- Token check: we compare the address, chain, and public project details you provide.
- Readiness check: we flag missing links, unapproved copy, or assets needing attention.
- Plan approval: you review the proposed work, responsibilities, and evidence format.
- Campaign handoff: one account lead coordinates agreed activity and status messages.
This sequence keeps a Phantom target distinct from other market surfaces. If your team also wants a DEXTools objective, assess DEXTools trending separately. A Birdeye trending campaign is another separate route. Each needs its own target and verification method.
The first decision is whether your team can identify the exact Phantom view. If not, send the closest screen reference and token details. We can identify what needs clarification before you approve a plan.
Inputs we ask for before booking
6 inputs let us check the target and prepare a clear campaign plan. Send public project information first. Do not send wallet credentials or anything your team would not publish.
- Token address: the exact address and chain you want reviewed.
- Project status: whether the token is live or preparing for launch.
- Phantom target: a screen reference or clear description of the list.
- Official links: website and social accounts used by your project.
- Approved materials: logo, short description, and cleared copy.
- Project contact: the person who can answer questions and approve changes.
We compare these details to keep the token identity, links, and copy consistent. If a project detail is changing, mark it clearly. Do not send an outdated version. This gives the account lead a clean set of facts for review. It also keeps approvals in one thread.
For exchange or aggregator profiles, connect this review with listings and verification. Keep each platform objective distinct. Provide the same approved token facts wherever they apply.
What does a Phantom campaign window include?
3 checkpoints define the campaign window: approval, active work, and evidence review. We agree the window with you before booking. The target and planned work shape that window. It is not a promise about how long Phantom will show a token.
| Checkpoint | What happens | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| Before activity | Confirm target, materials, and approvals | Written plan and agreed window |
| During activity | Coordinate approved work and log status | Updates on completed actions |
| After the window | Review what can be verified | Final report with relevant evidence |
The account lead keeps approvals and updates in one place. The report separates completed work from visibility checked on the named screen. A general token page does not count as proof of a trending placement.
If your launch also needs audience activity, consider a separate community activation plan. Keep that activity and its evidence apart from Phantom visibility. Then your team can review the report clearly. One channel’s record will not be mistaken for another’s.
3 Phantom decisions sit outside the campaign
3 platform-side decisions sit outside our work. Phantom decides which product views are available. It also decides whether a token appears in a list and how that view changes. We cannot promise a particular listing, position, or time on screen.
- Target access: the named screen must be available during the agreed window.
- Project facts: inconsistent token details can slow review and require fresh approval.
- Evidence: a screenshot must show the relevant Phantom context to support a visibility claim.
We check what is visible before booking. We keep the account thread clear. We report only evidence tied to the agreed target. That is the difference between a defined campaign and a vague promise of wallet exposure.
Send us the token address, chain, official links, and target Phantom screen. We will check the target. You will receive a written quote within 2 working days.
How it works
- 1. Send the targetShare the token address, chain, launch status, official links, and Phantom screen for review.
- 2. Check the viewWe review what we can access. We flag unclear target details before planning activity.
- 3. Prepare the planYou receive proposed work, approval points, the campaign window, and the evidence format.
- 4. Approve materialsYour team confirms token details and approved copy. Then the account lead coordinates the work.
- 5. Review the reportWe share a record of completed activity. It includes dated evidence for visibility we could verify.
Frequently asked questions
Can you place our token on Phantom’s trending list?
No campaign can decide whether Phantom displays a token in a list. Phantom also controls how that view changes. We can check the target you name, coordinate agreed campaign work, and report what dated evidence shows. The report separates a verified Phantom view from other project activity.
What should I send for a Phantom target check?
6 inputs are useful: token address, chain, launch status, official website, social links, and the Phantom screen you want reviewed. Add approved copy and a project contact if available. Public project details are enough for the first check. Never send a seed phrase or private key.
How soon can the Phantom campaign start?
The start follows target review, material approval, and confirmed payment. Our default is to start within 24 hours of confirmed payment, once the approved information is ready. If the target or token details need clarification, we resolve that first. Then the campaign window can begin.
How do you prove a Phantom trending placement?
A dated screenshot or equivalent record must show the token in the relevant Phantom context. A token page alone is not proof. Neither is a message or campaign activity log. The final report states what we could access and verify during the agreed window.
Is Phantom wallet trending the same as DEXTools trending?
No. Phantom and DEXTools are separate services with different target views. A DEXTools result does not establish Phantom visibility. A Phantom report does not establish a DEXTools result. If you need both, name each objective and review each target separately before booking.
What determines the cost of a Phantom campaign?
Cost depends on 3 things: the target surface, the campaign window, and the volume of work. You get a fixed written quote within 2 working days, before you pay. The quote states the agreed activity and reporting. You can approve the exact work rather than an open-ended promise.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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