India appears in the top markets of more placements here than any country except the United States, and almost all of them reach it in English — which, unusually among the large markets in this catalogue, is adequate. That makes India one of the easiest markets to reach well and one of the hardest to reach distinctively, because every competitor is buying the same inventory. The useful distinction is between the India-weighted titles, where Indian readers are the core audience and the editorial reflects it, and the much larger international sites where India is simply a large slice. The first group is small and cheap and lets you say something specific to the market; the second is where the scale is. Polygonscan is worth noting separately: its audience is markedly more India-weighted than the other explorers.
| 27 placements priced in EUR | €320 to €28,080. These are ad placements, priced against contracted impressions rather than the host site’s traffic, so there is no single cost per thousand to rank them by — each page states its own. |
A text placement on Solscan and the cheapest way onto a seven-million-visitor explorer. The entry point for testing whether Solana inventory works for you.
A do-follow press release on Crypto Briefing at €470 — 890,500 monthly readers at the best combination of reach, price and link in this group.
A press release on CoinCodex at €1,560, reaching 2.5 million monthly visitors — and one of very few English releases here that accepts gambling content.
A press release on FXStreet at €1,490 — a foreign exchange and trading audience rather than a crypto-native one, at 1.9 million monthly visitors.
A do-follow press release or guest post on Analytics Insight at €620 — a technology and data publication rather than a crypto one, reaching 600,000 monthly readers.
A placement in the Solscan search field — the single most-used element on the Solana explorer, in front of seven million monthly visitors. Sold on CPM.
Four editorial formats on CoinGape from €780 to €1,950 — a press release, a sponsored article, a do-follow guest post or an editorially framed organic article.
A press release on Crypto.news at €880 — permanent publication on a 402,000-visitor masthead for a fraction of its display prices.
A press release on Coinpedia at €1,090, published permanently to a readership weighted towards India, Indonesia and Malaysia.
A sponsored line in the Polygonscan header, priced on CPM — the cheapest way to test whether Polygon users respond to your offer.
A sponsored article on Crypto.news at €1,460 — an argument rather than an announcement, and the one listing here that refuses gambling content.
A press release on Cryptotimes at €320 with a do-follow link — the second-cheapest release in this catalogue, and one of the few that passes link equity.
A partner content guest post on Crypto.news at €1,600 — your voice and your byline, rather than the publication writing about you.
The button position on Solscan and the most expensive placement in this catalogue. Booked until 1 October 2026.
Five banner positions on Coinpedia from €2,020 to €7,170, reaching 457,000 monthly readers across India, Indonesia, Malaysia and the UK.
A press release on BSC.news at €390 with a do-follow link — the cheapest chain-specific release in this catalogue.
A native text placement inside CoinGape article bodies at €3,120 — the cheapest unit on the site, and the one that reads as part of the page.
A press release on Bitcoinworld.co.in at €620, carrying a do-follow link — one of the few placements in this catalogue that does.
A placement in the Polygonscan search field, reaching a million monthly visitors at the moment they look up a Polygon transaction.
Eleven banner positions on Crypto.news from €3,510 to €24,860 — the widest position ladder on this marketplace, all reaching the same 402,000 monthly readers.
Five banner positions on CoinGape from €6,240 to €12,480 — four priced on CPM and one fixed, reaching 546,000 monthly readers with a notable Japanese audience.
Two button positions on CoinGape at €9,360 each — one at the top of the page, one in the main menu, both fixed price.
The button position on Polygonscan at €18,720 — persistent presence on the Polygon explorer rather than a single moment of intent.
Two banner positions on BSC.news at €2,490 each — a small, chain-specific news desk reaching BNB Chain users across Southeast Asia.
The button position on Crypto.news at €11,700 — a persistent slot priced between the in-article and homepage banner tiers.
The header banner on Bitcoinworld.co.in at €3,430 — the site’s most prominent display position, above the content.
Five banner positions on Cryptotimes from €2,960 to €6,240, on a small but gambling-friendly news desk with German, Indian and Nigerian reach.
Not for these placements. Indian crypto readers are reached in English across this catalogue, which makes the market cheaper to enter than Turkey, Korea or Brazil.
Several smaller mastheads carry India as their first market, and among the explorers Polygonscan is distinctly more India-weighted than the others. Each product page lists its own top GEO.
By being specific to it. A placement on an India-weighted title with a message about Indian exchanges, rupee on-ramps or local regulation does more than the same generic copy on a larger site.
