The problem we exist to fix
Ask most crypto publishers what an ad costs and the answer is a contact form. The largest block explorer in the industry does not publish its prices; neither do many of the mastheads projects most want to appear on. The price arrives after a sales conversation, varies by who is asking, and cannot be compared with anything else.
That makes crypto media unusually hard to buy well. A founder planning a launch cannot see what a placement costs until they have spent time on a call, cannot compare two publishers on the same terms, and cannot tell whether a quote is fair.
What we do
CryptoMartech publishes the price, the audience and the terms of every placement it sells, on the page, before you ask. Banners, buttons, search and text ads, press releases, sponsored articles and campaign packages, across crypto news sites, block explorers, market data tools, finance publications and apps.
Each listing shows its monthly traffic, its top markets, its pricing model, whether the publisher accepts gambling content and whether the link is do-follow — and where a publisher does not state something, the page says so instead of guessing. How we source and verify listings sets out exactly where each figure comes from.
How buying works
- Choose a placement. The price on the page is the price you pay.
- Place the order and get a reference immediately, before paying anything.
- Pay the invoice in BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC or another supported coin.
- We handle scheduling, copy checks and publisher review. Anything a listing marks “confirmed at booking” is agreed in writing first.
- The placement goes live and you get the link. Funds are released to the publisher only at that point; if a placement cannot run, the order is refunded.
What we are not
- Not affiliated with the publishers. We list them; they do not own or direct us, and our written assessment of each placement is our own.
- Not a guarantee of editorial acceptance. We guarantee the placement we contract and the rework to get it through. An independent newsroom decides what it publishes.
- Not investment advice. A placement is media, bought for reach, credibility or links. Nothing on this site recommends buying any asset.
How we write about placements
Every product page says who a placement suits and who it does not, and names cheaper or better alternatives when they exist — including on other publishers. When two listings compete for the same brief, the page makes the comparison rather than selling in isolation.
We would rather lose a sale to an honest comparison than make one on a misleading page. If you find a figure that is wrong, tell us.