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Best Crypto Marketing Agencies in 2026: Eleven Compared
Eleven agencies that market exchanges, wallets, protocols and tokens, each read on its own pages: what it sells, who it works for, what else it sells beside marketing and what it shows as proof. We are one of them and we put ourselves first. From #2 the order is how often a buyer meets each agency in Google, in AI answers and in the lists that rank for this search.
Checked · written by SEO Monster, which is also #1 on this list
- Checked
- Every agency’s own pages were read on 23 October 2026. Each fact about an agency on this page has a public source and a date.
- Order
- #1 is SEO Monster, the agency that wrote this page. #2 to #11 follow a count of how often a buyer meets each agency: Google’s top 10 on 12 crypto marketing searches, ChatGPT and Perplexity answers to 21 buyer questions, and the independent lists ranking for this search.
- Not paid
- No agency paid to be listed or was asked to. Links to other agencies pass no ranking credit.
- What else they sell
- Several agencies here also sell guaranteed placements, listings, market making or investor introductions. Each entry quotes those in the agency’s own words, so you can decide what you want from your marketing agency.
- Not a test of results
- No outside list can verify an agency’s client results. Where an entry quotes one, it is the agency’s own claim.
The eleven at a glance
One row per agency, in list order. Proof and pricing are what each agency publishes, not what we were told.
| Agency | Best for | Based in | Public proof | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1SEO MonsterOur agency | Exchanges, wallets and DeFi protocols that need users after the launch | Not stated on our site. | None published; shown on a call | Fixed-fee audit, then retainer |
| 2Coinbound | Web3 brands that want influencers, PR and SEO from one agency | New York; founded 2018 in Southern California. | Named clients and cases | Not published |
| 3ICODA | Token projects and exchanges that want PR, SEO and paid crypto media in one plan | Wrocław, Poland, per Clutch and Trustpilot; its site lists ten cities and no headquarters. Founded 2017. | Named cases | Not published |
| 4Lunar Strategy | Ecosystems and protocols running community and KOL-led launches | Lisbon, Portugal; brand since 2019, Portuguese company registered 2023. | Named cases | Not published |
| 5NinjaPromo | Projects that want many channels on one hourly subscription | New York, per its site and Clutch, with offices in London, Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong; founded 2017. | Named cases | From $4,000/mo |
| 6MarketAcross | Projects whose growth plan rests on media coverage | Tel Aviv, Israel; its own pages and directories give 2012, 2013 and 2014 as the founding year. | Named cases | Not published |
| 7LuvKaizen | Token launches and exchanges buying KOL and creator campaigns | Vilnius, Lithuania; founded 2018 per its site, 2019 per Clutch. | Named cases | KOL pilots from $10,000 |
| 8AP Collective | Token launches and DEXs that want creator-led reach | Hong Kong; founded 2023. | Named cases | Not published |
| 9GuerrillaBuzz | Exchanges and L1s that want PR and SEO from a small senior team | Tel Aviv, Israel; founded 2017. | Named PR cases | Not published |
| 10Crowdcreate | Projects that want influencer reach and investor introductions | Irvine, California, per LinkedIn; not stated on its site. Founded 2014 per LinkedIn; crypto work “since 2018”. | KuCoin named | General plans from $1,199/mo |
| 11TokenMinds | Established businesses raising capital through a token | Singapore; founded 2017. | Named cases, fees published | Fixed fee per step |
Based in: as the agency’s own site states it, with the directory or registry where they differ. Prices in US dollars, as published on 23 October 2026.
How the list was made
Three criteria decide who may be on the list, and they apply to every agency here, ours included. A count decides the order. Neither is a verdict on the quality of an agency’s work, which no outside list can see.
- 1
A live page that sells crypto marketing
The agency sells marketing to crypto or web3 companies on a page of its own site, and the page loaded on 23 October 2026. SEO and link-building shops are compared on our crypto SEO list instead.
- 2
It names the crypto buyers it works for
Exchanges, wallets, DeFi protocols, token launches, infrastructure: the page says which. A token launch and an exchange that needs users every month are different jobs.
- 3
It says which channels it runs
SEO, PR, influencers, community, paid: the page lists them, so a buyer can see what a fee could cover. Each entry also quotes what the agency sells beside marketing, in its own words.
Our own entry is #1 because we wrote the page and chose to put it there; the count below does not rank it and it does not pretend otherwise. From #2 each agency’s place is how often a buyer meets it: one point for each Google top-10 position across 12 crypto marketing searches, each ChatGPT or Perplexity answer that names it, each Perplexity answer that cites its pages, and each independent list ranking for this search that includes it. The list stops at ten. Ties go alphabetically.
Google: US desktop results for 12 searches such as “crypto marketing agency”, “crypto pr agency”, “web3 marketing agency” and “defi marketing agency”, 21 October 2026. ChatGPT with web search and Perplexity: the same 21 questions a buyer of crypto marketing asks, put to both on 22 October 2026. Lists: 25 roundups that ranked for “best crypto marketing agency”, “crypto marketing agency” and two close searches between 21 and 23 October 2026. A list by the agency itself, or by a party with a stated stake in it, is not counted for that agency.
The count measures visibility: who a buyer is shown. It does not measure results. Every client result quoted below is the agency’s own claim and says so, and every price is the agency’s published figure on the day we read it.
The eleven, in order
Each entry is read from the agency’s own pages and, for location and founding year, a public directory or company registry. “Self-reported” marks a figure the agency gives about itself.
1SEO Monster
seomonster.ioDisclosure. This is our agency, and we wrote this page. We put ourselves first; the count that orders the rest of the list would not, and the “Where buyers meet it” row says why.
An organic growth agency for crypto products after launch: search, content, PR and coverage, review-site presence, community and AI answers, measured against sign-ups and deposits rather than reach.
- Best for
- Exchanges, wallets and DeFi protocols that need users after the launch
- Based in
- Not stated on our site.
- Services
- Search, content, PR and coverage, review-site presence, community and AI-answer visibility under one plan, run by the people who wrote it.
- Works with
- Crypto exchanges, wallets, payment and card apps, DeFi protocols and infrastructure companies with a product live or about to launch, growing beyond paid and influencer channels.
- Paid and other services
- Every paid placement is labelled as one and shown to you first. No bots, bought engagement or undisclosed promotion. We do not sell exchange listings, fundraising, market making, influencer shilling or paid ads.
- Public proof
- No client results published: we do not publish results we are not cleared to name. Search Console data for work like yours is shown on a call, with the client’s permission.
- Pricing
- A fixed-fee audit delivered in two weeks, then a monthly retainer, with thirty days’ notice and no minimum term; paid media placements are billed separately. The figures are on our crypto marketing page.
- Where buyers meet it
- Not counted: we wrote this page. For the record, the same count finds us in no Google top 10 on these 12 searches yet, and in none of the 42 ChatGPT and Perplexity answers.
- Ask them
- Ask us for the Search Console data behind work like yours, and what we would not take on for your launch.
2Coinbound
coinbound.ioA crypto and web3 marketing agency: influencers and KOLs, PR, social, community, paid ads, SEO, events and fractional CMO work.
- Best for
- Web3 brands that want influencers, PR and SEO from one agency
- Based in
- New York; founded 2018 in Southern California.
- Services
- Influencer marketing (“800+ influencers” in its roster, self-reported), PR and earned media, paid ads, social and community management, SEO, AI optimisation, branding, events and advisory.
- Works with
- DeFi, NFT, RWA, prediction markets, blockchain infrastructure and broader web3 projects.
- Paid and other services
- Its sister company Mintfunnel, “a Coinbound company”, sells press-release distribution with “Guaranteed coverage” at $99 to $21,999 a release. Coinbound also runs an investor network and a fund that buys digital businesses.
- Public proof
- Names clients including Sui, MetaMask, Polymarket, Nexo, eToro and OKX. Published cases such as Algorand (55+ media placements in 30 days) and Nexo (social engagement 5x in three months) (self-reported).
- Pricing
- Not published: “Pricing varies by service mix and scope”. SEO links from $300 each.
- Where buyers meet it
- Met 43 times, the most in our count: Google top 10 on 2 of 12 searches; named by ChatGPT in 7 and by Perplexity in 11 of 21 answers, cited in 8; in 15 independent lists.
- Ask them
- Which coverage in a campaign is earned and which is distributed through Mintfunnel, and how each is labelled.
3ICODA
icoda.ioA crypto and blockchain marketing agency (PR, social, community, SEO, paid, influencers) with an iGaming line.
- Best for
- Token projects and exchanges that want PR, SEO and paid crypto media in one plan
- Based in
- Wrocław, Poland, per Clutch and Trustpilot; its site lists ten cities and no headquarters. Founded 2017.
- Services
- PR in tier-1 crypto media, social and community, SEO and AI SEO, paid ads (including Coinzilla and Bitmedia), DeFi promotion, reputation management, YouTube influencers and token-sale marketing.
- Works with
- NFT collections, GameFi, ICOs, DeFi, crypto exchanges and wallets, iGaming projects and meme coins.
- Paid and other services
- Its menu sells “Market Making Services” and a CoinMarketCap listing service. Its homepage offers reputation management “to create positive reviews, suppress negative content”.
- Public proof
- Named cases include Vabble (“$1.1M During a Private Round”), Godex and 20lab.app (self-reported).
- Pricing
- Not published; its budget questionnaire runs from “Under $5,000” to “$100,000+” a month.
- Where buyers meet it
- Met 35 times: named by Perplexity in 10 of 21 answers and cited in 11; named by ChatGPT in 3; in 11 independent lists. No Google top 10 on these 12 searches.
- Ask them
- Which of its services touch the token price or listings, and whether you want any of them from your marketing agency.
4Lunar Strategy
lunarstrategy.comA crypto growth agency: go-to-market strategy, X, Discord community, KOLs, PR, events and SEO.
- Best for
- Ecosystems and protocols running community and KOL-led launches
- Based in
- Lisbon, Portugal; brand since 2019, Portuguese company registered 2023.
- Services
- Web3 consulting and go-to-market, social on X, Discord community management, influencer strategy, PR, events, crypto SEO and its “Yap Strategy” creator network.
- Works with
- Ecosystems and projects, with accelerators for ecosystems, AI agents, DeFi and token launches.
- Paid and other services
- A disclosure page lists “the cryptocurrency projects we are currently paid to promote”, revised twice a quarter, and a “KOL Transparency Briefing” on sponsored posts. Payment is upfront, with no refunds.
- Public proof
- Named cases for Cardano (528.5K views, 12 articles) and ICP HUB Portugal (2,600 members, 7M+ impressions) (self-reported). Names Polkadot, ICP and OKX as clients.
- Pricing
- Not published; its brief form starts at a “$15,000 - $25,000” budget.
- Where buyers meet it
- Met 33 times: Google top 10 on 3 of 12 searches; named by Perplexity in 9 of 21 answers and cited in 6; named once by ChatGPT; in 14 independent lists. It also publishes its own lists of crypto marketing agencies, with itself first.
- Ask them
- Which KOL posts in a campaign will carry a sponsorship disclosure, and how you can check them.
5NinjaPromo
ninjapromo.ioA subscription digital marketing agency working across many industries, with a crypto and web3 practice.
- Best for
- Projects that want many channels on one hourly subscription
- Based in
- New York, per its site and Clutch, with offices in London, Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong; founded 2017.
- Services
- Strategy, PPC and paid social, social media, SEO, conversion work including onboarding and KYC flows, email, influencers, PR, content, analytics, design, and Telegram and Discord community management.
- Works with
- ICO, NFT, STO, IEO, IDO, DeFi, metaverse and web3 projects, and exchanges.
- Paid and other services
- Service pages for “Crypto Market Making” and “Crypto Exchange Listing”, and ICO, STO, IEO and IDO marketing pages.
- Public proof
- Named cases: Seoul Labs (Xphere mainnet, 37.5M audience reach), Ballet, and ICO raises for IronX and Hycon credited to its community management (self-reported).
- Pricing
- Published, by the hour: $4,000 a month for 40 hours, $7,200 for 80, $12,800 for 160; terms from three months.
- Where buyers meet it
- Met 26 times: Google top 10 on 4 of 12 searches; named by Perplexity in 7 of 21 answers and cited once; named once by ChatGPT; in 13 independent lists.
- Ask them
- How the hours in a plan split between channels, and who on the team has run crypto campaigns.
6MarketAcross
marketacross.comA blockchain and crypto PR agency with advisory and SEO.
- Best for
- Projects whose growth plan rests on media coverage
- Based in
- Tel Aviv, Israel; its own pages and directories give 2012, 2013 and 2014 as the founding year.
- Services
- Blockchain PR (newsjacking, interviews, op-eds, commentary, press releases), communications advisory and launch planning, SEO, and event media partnerships.
- Works with
- Projects “from startups preparing for their first token launch to established blockchain enterprises scaling globally”.
- Paid and other services
- Part of a media group that includes ChainWire, a press-release distribution platform for crypto media. Its model is a “Results Based Retainer”: you “pay for media coverage”.
- Public proof
- Named cases with coverage counts: Avalanche (167 published articles), Polygon (64), Ankr (50) and Ubisoft’s Champions Tactics (62) (self-reported).
- Pricing
- Not published: a results-based retainer.
- Where buyers meet it
- Met 21 times: Google top 10 on 3 of 12 searches; named by Perplexity in 7 of 21 answers; named once by ChatGPT; in 10 independent lists.
- Ask them
- Which articles in a campaign are earned and which are distributed through ChainWire.
7LuvKaizen
luvkaizen.comA web3 and crypto marketing agency built on KOLs, clipping and creator content, community and PR, which also sells iGaming marketing.
- Best for
- Token launches and exchanges buying KOL and creator campaigns
- Based in
- Vilnius, Lithuania; founded 2018 per its site, 2019 per Clutch.
- Services
- KOL and influencer campaigns (“5,000+ vetted creators”, self-reported), short-form video and clipping, Discord and Telegram community management, PR, SEO and token-launch marketing.
- Works with
- “Token launches, exchanges and Web3 apps”.
- Paid and other services
- Sells press releases and a crypto PR marketplace (paid placements), fundraising introductions, and MiCA licence support through legal partners. Its page says it turns away “market making or manufactured volume”.
- Public proof
- Named cases: io.finnet (5,000+ developer sign-ups in three weeks), Gate.io (an average $153M monthly trading volume over three months), Swissmoney and Saakuru Labs (self-reported).
- Pricing
- Published for KOL work: pilots from $10,000, growth from $25,000, scale $50,000 and up.
- Where buyers meet it
- Met 15 times: Google top 10 on 1 of 12 searches; named by ChatGPT in 5 and by Perplexity in 3 of 21 answers, cited in 4; in 2 independent lists.
- Ask them
- How the creators in a campaign disclose that they are paid.
8AP Collective
apcollective.ioA crypto and blockchain marketing agency built around a creator and KOL network.
- Best for
- Token launches and DEXs that want creator-led reach
- Based in
- Hong Kong; founded 2023.
- Services
- Go-to-market strategy, token launch and TGE, influencer marketing (“5,000+ creators”, self-reported), PR, community, social, SEO, user acquisition and regional marketing, among 20 services.
- Works with
- DeFi, gaming, AI, RWA and consumer crypto; stablecoins, launchpads, prediction markets, wallets and trading platforms.
- Paid and other services
- Its homepage shows a creator payout ledger, “Who Got Paid”. Its services include “Compliance & Risk” and token launch support.
- Public proof
- Named cases: Raydium (+50% Solana DEX market share, 70M+ impressions) and the $PENGU launch for Pudgy Penguins (700+ KOLs, 50M+ impressions) (self-reported).
- Pricing
- Not published.
- Where buyers meet it
- Met 13 times: cited in 9 and named in 2 of 21 Perplexity answers; in 2 independent lists. No Google top 10 on these 12 searches.
- Ask them
- How creator posts in a campaign are labelled as paid.
9GuerrillaBuzz
guerrillabuzz.comA web3 PR and crypto marketing boutique: PR, SEO, content, Reddit and AI search.
- Best for
- Exchanges and L1s that want PR and SEO from a small senior team
- Based in
- Tel Aviv, Israel; founded 2017.
- Services
- Web3 PR, blockchain SEO, content, Reddit marketing, growth work, AI search optimisation and branding.
- Works with
- “Web3, IDO, IEO, NFT, and crypto exchanges”, “from stealth-mode L1s to top-10 exchanges”.
- Paid and other services
- Its PR page says “Earned media by default. Paid is flagged when it’s the right tool” and “You always decide before any sponsored spend”.
- Public proof
- Named PR cases: Telos, Fetch.ai, MEXC (98 pieces of coverage) and ShareRing (self-reported); testimonials from Bancor, CoinGecko and MEXC.
- Pricing
- Not published; its brief form starts at “$0 – $10,000”.
- Where buyers meet it
- Met 11 times: Google top 10 on 2 of 12 searches; named by Perplexity in 4 of 21 answers and cited once; in 4 independent lists.
- Ask them
- Which of the coverage in its case studies was earned and which was paid.
10Crowdcreate
crowdcreate.usA digital marketing and consulting agency across many industries, with crypto marketing, PR, influencer and investor-marketing pages.
- Best for
- Projects that want influencer reach and investor introductions
- Based in
- Irvine, California, per LinkedIn; not stated on its site. Founded 2014 per LinkedIn; crypto work “since 2018”.
- Services
- Strategic advisory, influencer and KOL marketing, content, social media on X, Telegram and Discord, outreach to investors and KOLs, investor marketing, community management, and ICO and token offerings.
- Works with
- Layer 1s, NFT projects, exchanges and token offerings.
- Paid and other services
- Its crypto page lists “viral memes pushing token prices higher” among its initiatives, offers to help clients get listed on launchpads and exchanges, and sells investor marketing.
- Public proof
- Named case: KuCoin Wealth, micro-influencer threads on X with “an estimated 200,000 views” (self-reported); other crypto cases include PartyIcons and Venom.
- Pricing
- Published, but not for crypto work: general monthly packages from $1,199 to $19,999.
- Where buyers meet it
- Met 10 times: Google top 10 on 1 of 12 searches; named once by Perplexity; in 8 independent lists.
- Ask them
- How its memes and influencer posts are disclosed as paid, and whether any of the work is aimed at the token price.
11TokenMinds
tokenminds.coA token-launch firm for established businesses, from tokenomics to public sale, part of a web3 and AI development company.
- Best for
- Established businesses raising capital through a token
- Based in
- Singapore; founded 2017.
- Services
- Crypto marketing as fixed-fee steps (influencers, PR, bounty campaigns, SEO, GEO, ads), plus tokenomics, whitepaper, investor outreach, launchpad selection and post-sale growth marketing.
- Works with
- “An established business that wants capital without giving up equity”. Not a fit, in its words: “Crypto-native founders, token-only ideas, memecoins”.
- Paid and other services
- Arranges market making (“We choose the market maker, negotiate the terms”), investor introductions and launchpad selection.
- Public proof
- Eight cases with the capital raised and its own fee published, for example GoMeat: $2.02M raised for a $33,000 fee (self-reported).
- Pricing
- A fixed fee per step, quoted in writing; the fees in its published cases run from $11,800 to $400,000.
- Where buyers meet it
- Met 9 times: Google top 10 on 2 of 12 searches; named by Perplexity in 3 of 21 answers; in 4 independent lists.
- Ask them
- Who markets the product once the token is live, and what that costs.
Named elsewhere, not on this list
Other lists and our own count put these names in front of buyers too. Each is left out for a reason on record, checked on 23 October 2026.
| Agency | Why it is not on the list |
|---|---|
| EAK Digital, FINPR, Single Grain (eakdigital.com, finpr.agency, singlegrain.com) | Met 8 times each in our count, below the tenth place. |
| ColdChain (coldchain.agency) | Met 7 times in our count. It is #6 on our crypto SEO list. |
| Cryptic (crypticweb3.com) | First in two of the lists that rank for this search, one of them posted by Cryptic’s own account. Met 6 times in our count. |
| theKOLLAB (thekollab.io) | First in Coin Bureau’s list, where Coin Bureau states it holds a stake in theKOLLAB, so that list is not counted for it. Met 6 times in our count. |
| ProStar SEO, SeoProfy (prostarseo.com, seoprofy.com) | Both sell crypto SEO rather than crypto marketing, and both are on our crypto SEO list. |
Six questions to ask any agency on this list
The lists that rank for this search leave these out. Put them to every agency you talk to, us included.
- 1
What will you measure the campaign against?
Every result in the lists that rank for this search is reach, followers or money raised, as the agency reports it. Ask for cost per funded account or connected wallet, and what was left 90 days later.
- 2
Which posts and articles will be paid, and how will each be labelled?
Paid KOL posts need a clear disclosure under the FTC Endorsement Guides in the US and the FCA’s financial promotions rules in the UK, and paid articles need a sponsored label. Several agencies here sell guaranteed placements or press-release distribution.
- 3
Do you sell anything that touches the token price or a listing?
Several agencies on this list sell market making or exchange listings, or describe work aimed at the token price, in their own words. Decide whether you want that from your marketing agency, and ask how it is kept apart from the campaign.
- 4
What keeps working after the launch?
The lists that rank for this search are built around launches: KOLs, PR, token events. If your product needs users every month, ask what still brings them when the campaign stops: search, docs, comparison pages, reviews.
- 5
Who will run our account, and how many others do they run?
Several agencies here list hundreds of clients or thousands of creators. Ask who your senior contact is and how much of their time a month buys.
- 6
What does a month buy?
Published prices on this list run from hourly plans at $4,000 a month to KOL pilots from $10,000, and most agencies publish none. Ask for deliverables: posts, placements, pages and hours of senior time.
Questions buyers ask
Who is the best crypto marketing agency?
No list can verify that, because no list sees agencies’ client results. By how often a buyer meets them in Google, AI answers and the lists that rank for this search, Coinbound, ICODA, Lunar Strategy, NinjaPromo and MarketAcross lead our count of 23 October 2026. Which one fits depends on whether you are launching a token or need users every month. We put our own agency first because we wrote this page; the rest of the order is the count.
How much does a crypto marketing agency charge?
Few agencies on this list publish a price. NinjaPromo sells hours from $4,000 a month, LuvKaizen prices KOL pilots from $10,000, TokenMinds publishes the fee it was paid in each case ($11,800 to $400,000), and Coinbound’s sister company sells press-release distribution from $99 a release. The rest quote after a call. Ask what a month buys in deliverables, not in reach.
What is the difference between earned and paid coverage?
Earned coverage is an article a journalist chose to write. Paid coverage is a placement bought from the outlet or through a distribution service, and it should be labelled as sponsored. Several agencies on this list sell guaranteed placements or press-release distribution; ask which kind a campaign will contain before you sign.
Should a crypto project hire a marketing agency or an SEO agency?
It depends on what you need. A launch needs reach in a short window, which is what most agencies on this list are built for. A product that needs users every month, such as an exchange or a wallet, needs channels that keep working after the campaign, and search is the main one. Our crypto SEO list compares the agencies that sell that.
Did any agency pay to be on this list?
No agency paid or was asked to. Three criteria decide who may be listed, a count of how often buyers meet each agency decides the order from #2, and our own agency is #1 because we wrote the page. Every fact about another agency comes from its own pages or a public directory or registry, read on 23 October 2026.
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