DEXTools and DEXScreener Profile Update for Your Token

What does a DEXTools and DEXScreener profile update do?

A profile update makes your token’s public-facing information more complete and consistent across DEXTools and DEXScreener. We coordinate the specific work in this service: token information and socials, a logo update on DEXTools, and Enhanced Token Info for your DEXScreener token profile.

This is useful when a project has launched with incomplete details, changed its branding or social channels, or needs its existing information checked before a campaign. It is also a practical fit when your community is sharing a token page and you want the project identity and links there to match your official channels.

Before work begins, we compare the contract address and chain you provide with your project materials. We then confirm which details are current and identify differences between the two platforms, rather than copying one profile blindly into another. That check helps catch common handoff issues such as an outdated logo file or an old social URL.

This service updates profile information; it is not a trending campaign. If you are planning broader platform visibility, see DEXTools trending or DEXScreener boost.

What should your team prepare in week one?

The first phase turns your project materials into a clean, platform-ready update. We start with a kickoff checklist so the person approving the work can verify the details before anything is submitted.

Please prepare:

• The token contract address and its chain.
• The project name and a short, approved description of the token or project.
• The current logo file and any replacement logo you want considered.
• The official website and social links to display.
• A project contact who can confirm edits and respond to platform questions.

We check that the submitted links point to the channels your team considers official and that the project name, contract and brand assets are consistent across the handoff. If the project is rebranding, tell us which identity is current and whether any older links should be removed. That avoids an update that mixes new visuals with retired project information.

For related profile work, Explorer token info and logo update covers explorer profiles, while contract migration and rebranding updates addresses a token identity change across listings. Those tasks can be coordinated where they fit your project, but they are not assumed to be part of this scope.

How do the DEXTools and DEXScreener submissions differ?

We prepare each update for the platform where it will appear, then track the two workstreams separately. DEXTools work focuses on the token information, official socials and logo update; the DEXScreener work focuses on Enhanced Token Info and the profile details you want associated with the token.

The launch phase follows a clear sequence:

1. We confirm the final copy, links, logo and contract details with your approver.
2. We organize the required materials for each platform and coordinate the agreed submissions.
3. We monitor status and relay any request or issue that needs a decision from your team.
4. Once the changes are visible, we check the public-facing information against the approved source material.

A useful quality check is to open each token page and confirm the displayed identity and links, not just rely on a submission receipt. We record what was submitted and what we could verify publicly so your team has a practical handoff.

Enhanced Token Info is distinct from a DEXScreener boost. A boost is a separate visibility product, and a DEXTools profile change is not the same as DEXTools trending or Nitro. If you are comparing those objectives, review DEXScreener trending and DEXTools Nitro separately.

What will you receive after launch?

After launch, you receive a concise profile-update report showing the work completed and the public-facing changes we could verify. The report gives your team a clear record of the final details, links and logo used, plus the status of each platform workstream.

We also run a follow-up check against the approved materials. If a link is incorrect or a visible profile detail does not match the final copy, we flag the discrepancy and coordinate the next agreed action. This makes the handoff useful to more than the person who supplied the assets: community, support and marketing teams can refer to the same confirmed profile information.

To keep the update easy to maintain, assign one person to own future changes to the project name, description, logo and social links. Keep the final files and approved wording together, and tell that owner when a channel is retired or replaced. If you later need a different type of listing support, our Listings and verification overview helps map profile work to other directory and verification needs.

For teams coordinating several public channels, we can align the profile handoff with CoinMarketCap listing or CoinGecko listing preparation. Each listing has its own requirements, so we scope those submissions separately rather than treating one profile update as automatic coverage elsewhere.

What can the platforms decide during a profile update?

A successful handoff depends on separating the work your team controls from decisions made by each platform. Your team controls the accuracy of its contract details, approved description, official social links and supplied logo; we control the preparation, coordination and reporting of the agreed work.

Use this check before kickoff: is the contract address correct, are the linked channels official, and has the project owner approved the logo and wording? If any answer is unclear, resolve it before submission. For a brand change, also decide whether the old name or links should remain visible anywhere, so the update request reflects the project’s intent.

DEXScreener reviews Enhanced Token Info submissions, and its acceptance, display and timing remain decisions of the platform; DEXTools controls its own profile processing. We commit to preparing and submitting agreed materials and documenting status, not to approval, a particular display date or ranking and trending placement.

If you are considering a separate visibility campaign, define its goal independently from profile completeness. A clean token profile gives visitors consistent project information; it does not substitute for a multi-platform trending campaign or guarantee placement in a platform’s discovery areas.

When should you add other listing or visibility work?

Add another service when the project needs a different outcome from accurate token profiles. A profile update is the right scope for correcting or completing the information attached to your token on DEXTools and DEXScreener; it is not a catch-all for exchange access, third-party directory listings or promotional placement.

Use the project’s next decision to shape the scope:

• Need token details or a logo corrected on an explorer? Consider Explorer token info and logo update.
• Need a listing on another tracker? Compare the relevant requirements through listings on other crypto trackers.
• Need an audience-facing visibility push? Review the separate trending campaigns options.

BrandBoost Guru uses a named profile review before launch: an account lead checks the contract, links, approved copy and logo against your kickoff checklist, then confirms the final submission set with your project contact. After platform activity, we share a status report and verify the visible result against that approved set. This gives you clear ownership at each handoff instead of an open-ended promise about platform outcomes.

To get started, send the contract address, chain, current profile links and proposed changes. We will review the materials, confirm the scope and tell you what the update needs before the work begins.

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. Send the profile detailsShare the token contract and chain, existing DEXTools and DEXScreener pages, current socials, logo and requested changes.
2. Complete the kickoff checklistWe check the information for consistency and flag missing or conflicting details for your project contact to resolve.
3. Approve the submission setYour approver confirms the final project wording, social links and logo before we coordinate the platform-specific work.
4. Coordinate launch and follow-upWe track each platform workstream, relay status and check visible profile details against the approved materials.
5. Receive the reportWe hand over a concise record of submitted materials, visible changes and any outstanding platform action.