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Best Crypto SEO Agencies in 2026: Eleven Compared

Eleven agencies that sell SEO to exchanges, wallets, DeFi protocols and blockchain companies, each read on its own pages: what it sells, who it works for, how it builds links 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 23 October 2026 · written by SEO Monster, which is also #1 on this list

See the list How it was made

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 5 crypto SEO searches, ChatGPT and Perplexity answers to 10 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 the count shows: Most of the agencies a crypto buyer meets are crypto marketing agencies with an SEO service, not SEO specialists. Each entry says what else the agency sells.
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, DeFi and infrastructure companies that want search measured in sign-ups	Not stated on our site.	None published; shown on a call	Fixed-fee audit, then retainer
2Coinbound	Web3 brands that want SEO next to influencer and PR campaigns	New York; founded 2018 in Southern California.	Named SEO cases	Links from $300
3ICODA	Exchanges and token tools that want SEO tied to crypto media placements	Wrocław, Poland, per Clutch and Trustpilot; its site lists ten cities and no headquarters. Founded 2017.	Three named cases	Not published
4NinjaPromo	Projects that want SEO next to paid, social and community work on one hourly plan	New York, per its site and Clutch, with offices in London, Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong; founded 2017.	Anonymised cases	From $4,000/mo
5Lunar Strategy	DeFi, infrastructure and web3 tooling teams preparing a mainnet launch	Lisbon, Portugal; brand since 2019, Portuguese company registered 2023.	One anonymised SEO case	Not published
6ColdChain	Exchanges and chains that want SEO and AI-answer work measured against competitors	London, per LinkedIn; not stated on its site. Founded 2022, per LinkedIn.	Rootstock named	Not published
7MarketAcross	Projects whose search plan rests on media coverage	Tel Aviv, Israel; its own pages and directories give 2012, 2013 and 2014 as the founding year.	PR cases, no SEO case	Not published
8GuerrillaBuzz	Exchanges and L1s that want SEO and PR from a small senior team	Tel Aviv, Israel; founded 2017.	PR cases, no SEO case	Not published
9SeoProfy	Exchanges that want a large SEO team with a named crypto case	Orlando, Florida, per its site and Clutch; founded 2012 in Ukraine, where most of its team works.	Changelly named	Not published
10Coinpresso	Token and presale projects that want SEO with a published monthly price	Auckland, New Zealand, per LinkedIn and Clutch; not stated on its site. Founded 2021.	Binance named	From $5,000/mo
11ProStar SEO	Exchanges and wallets that want SEO from an agency used to regulated categories	Québec, Canada; founded 2019.	On request, under NDA	Not published for crypto

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 SEO
The agency sells SEO to crypto or blockchain companies on a page of its own site, and the page loaded on 23 October 2026. A consultant working under their own name is not an agency, and an agency whose crypto SEO page is gone does not qualify.
2
It names the crypto buyers it works for
Exchanges, wallets, DeFi protocols, token projects, infrastructure: the page says which. An exchange and a token launch need different search work, and a buyer should know which one is on offer.
3
It says how it builds links
Paid placements in crypto media are everywhere, and Google treats links bought to pass ranking credit as spam. The agency’s pages describe how it gets links, and each entry quotes that in the agency’s 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 5 crypto SEO 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 “crypto seo”, “crypto seo agency”, “crypto seo services”, “blockchain seo” and “web3 seo”, 21 October 2026. ChatGPT with web search and Perplexity: the same 10 questions a buyer of crypto SEO asks, put to both on 22 October 2026. Lists: 19 roundups that rank for “best crypto seo agency” and three close searches, read on 23 October 2026, with an agency’s own list not counted for it and a copied list counted once.

Five searches is a small sample, so the independent lists weigh more here than on our other comparisons; we say so rather than pad the count. 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.io
Disclosure. 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: the searches users run before they deposit or connect a wallet, the technical SEO crypto sites need, and the AI answers, measured in sign-ups rather than traffic.
Best for
Exchanges, wallets, DeFi and infrastructure companies that want search measured in sign-ups
Based in
Not stated on our site.
Services
Technical SEO, keyword and page strategy, the fee, safety and comparison pages users search, editorial links, brand-result work and AI-answer visibility under one plan.
Works with
Exchanges and brokers, wallets and payment apps, DeFi protocols, and infrastructure companies whose buyers search docs and comparisons before they call.
Links
No private link networks, no unlabelled paid links, no thousands of thin token pages. Every link is shown to you before it is bought, and the link list is yours.
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. The figures are on our crypto SEO 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 5 searches yet, and in none of the 20 ChatGPT and Perplexity answers.
Ask them
Ask us for the Search Console data behind work like yours, and how we would keep your pages crawlable where you block users.
2Coinbound
coinbound.io
A crypto and web3 marketing agency (influencers, PR, social, community, paid, SEO) with a crypto SEO practice.
Best for
Web3 brands that want SEO next to influencer and PR campaigns
Based in
New York; founded 2018 in Southern California.
Services
Keyword research, technical audits, content, link building, on-page optimisation and reporting; AI optimisation (AEO).
Works with
Exchanges and trading platforms, DeFi protocols, wallets and consumer apps, tokens and launches, NFT and gaming, infrastructure and developer tools.
Links
“High-authority crypto backlinks”, sold per link “from $300”. Its sister company Mintfunnel, “a Coinbound company”, sells press-release distribution with “Guaranteed coverage”.
Public proof
Named SEO cases on its SEO page: SoulSwap (+350% organic visibility in three months), Uphold (+24 Ahrefs DR in a month) and NFT Lately (#1 for its top keyword in nine months) (self-reported). Its homepage names clients including MetaMask, OKX, Nexo and eToro.
Pricing
No SEO retainer published: scoped after a free consultation. Links from $300 each.
Where buyers meet it
Met 28 times, the most in our count: named in 6 and cited in 5 of 10 Perplexity answers; named by ChatGPT in 2; in 15 independent lists. No Google top 10 on these 5 searches.
Ask them
How the $300 links are labelled on the sites that carry them, and who runs your SEO day to day.
3ICODA
icoda.io
A crypto and blockchain marketing agency with SEO, PR, community and AI-search services, and an iGaming line.
Best for
Exchanges and token tools that want SEO tied to crypto media placements
Based in
Wrocław, Poland, per Clutch and Trustpilot; its site lists ten cities and no headquarters. Founded 2017.
Services
Technical SEO, content, link building and AI-search citation.
Works with
“Exchanges, DeFi, Layer-1 chains and Web3 SaaS”.
Links
“Editorial placements in CoinDesk, Decrypt, Cointelegraph and The Block ... No PBNs, no link farms”, in its own words.
Public proof
Named cases: 20lab.app (+80% organic traffic in Google US in three months), Godex (2.7x organic traffic) and walllet.com (Google top 10 through listicles) (self-reported).
Pricing
Not published; its budget questionnaire starts at “Under $5,000” a month.
Where buyers meet it
Met 18 times: named in 4 and cited in 3 of 10 Perplexity answers; named once by ChatGPT; in 10 independent lists. No Google top 10 on these 5 searches.
Ask them
Which of the media placements are paid, and how each one is labelled.
4NinjaPromo
ninjapromo.io
A subscription digital marketing agency with a crypto and web3 practice and a crypto SEO page.
Best for
Projects that want SEO next to paid, social and community work on one hourly plan
Based in
New York, per its site and Clutch, with offices in London, Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong; founded 2017.
Services
Full site audit, keyword research, on-site optimisation, link building, content, technical optimisation, and GEO for AI answers.
Works with
“Cryptocurrency and blockchain projects”; ICO, NFT, DeFi and web3 projects and exchanges on its crypto marketing page.
Links
Case cards on its crypto SEO page describe “strategic link-building (high-authority crypto sites, guest posts, leveraging Ninja Promo’s blog)”, including links from its own blog.
Public proof
No named crypto SEO case: the cases on its crypto SEO page are anonymised, for example a crypto platform from 1,000 to 6,300 organic visits (self-reported).
Pricing
Published, by the hour: from $4,000 a month for 40 hours, on terms from three months.
Where buyers meet it
Met 16 times: Google top 10 on 1 of 5 searches; named in 3 and cited in 1 of 10 Perplexity answers; in 11 independent lists.
Ask them
How many of the links would come from its own blog, and how many hours of a plan go to SEO.
5Lunar Strategy
lunarstrategy.com
A crypto growth agency (go-to-market strategy, X, Discord, KOLs, PR, events) with a crypto SEO service run by its head of SEO.
Best for
DeFi, infrastructure and web3 tooling teams preparing a mainnet launch
Based in
Lisbon, Portugal; brand since 2019, Portuguese company registered 2023.
Services
SEO audit, on-page optimisation (“Up to 10 pages optimized/month”), “4 blog posts/month”, technical SEO, reporting and Reddit marketing.
Works with
DeFi protocols and blockchain infrastructure, web3 security and audit firms, web3 SaaS and tooling (wallets, analytics, developer tools), and projects launching to mainnet.
Links
Content that “builds backlinks from trusted industry publications”, in its own words.
Public proof
No named SEO case: its SEO case is anonymised (a web3 security platform, +26% clicks and +74% impressions in three months, self-reported). It names Polkadot, ICP and OKX as clients for other work.
Pricing
Not published. Its brief form starts at a “$15,000 - $25,000” budget; payment is upfront, with no refunds.
Where buyers meet it
Met 15 times: Google top 10 on 1 of 5 searches; named in 4 and cited in 3 of 10 Perplexity answers; named once by ChatGPT; in 6 independent lists.
Ask them
Whether the monthly scope (ten pages, four posts) can grow with your site, and who writes the posts.
6ColdChain
coldchain.agency
A small crypto, web3 and fintech marketing agency led by SEO and AI search, also selling PR, paid media and KOL work.
Best for
Exchanges and chains that want SEO and AI-answer work measured against competitors
Based in
London, per LinkedIn; not stated on its site. Founded 2022, per LinkedIn.
Services
Keyword research, on-page, content, link building and technical SEO; AEO and GEO for AI answers; programmatic token and pair pages for exchanges.
Works with
Web3 projects and dApps, DeFi, and crypto exchanges, centralised and decentralised; “Crypto, Web3, and Fintech teams”.
Links
“Link building at scale ... through a structured outreach and placement program”, in its exchange case.
Public proof
Names Rootstock: “#1 organic traffic & keyword footprint” against Stacks, GOBOB and Merlin, +16% organic traffic over 90 days (self-reported). An unnamed global exchange entering the EU after MiCA: “+1,000% lift in organic clicks” (self-reported).
Pricing
Not published as a figure: a 90-day “Growth Sprint”, “priced upfront, scoped in writing”.
Where buyers meet it
Met 12 times: named in 3 and cited in 2 of 10 Perplexity answers; in 7 independent lists. No Google top 10 on these 5 searches.
Ask them
What the “placement program” pays for, and how those links are labelled.
7MarketAcross
marketacross.com
A blockchain and crypto PR agency that also sells SEO for web3 companies.
Best for
Projects whose search 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
Keyword strategy, link building, SERP analysis, on-page optimisation and technical SEO, next to PR and advisory.
Works with
Projects “from startups preparing for their first token launch to established blockchain enterprises scaling globally”.
Links
Its SEO service lists “Link building” without describing it. The same page describes its PR as landing coverage by “talking to journalists and editors”, which is where its links come from.
Public proof
Named PR cases with coverage counts, for example Avalanche (167 published articles) and Polygon (64); no SEO case published (self-reported).
Pricing
Not published: a “Results Based Retainer” where you “pay for media coverage”.
Where buyers meet it
Met 11 times: named in 2 of 10 Perplexity answers; in 9 independent lists. No Google top 10 on these 5 searches.
Ask them
Who does the technical SEO, and whether any coverage is placed through ChainWire, the press-release wire in its media group.
8GuerrillaBuzz
guerrillabuzz.com
A web3 PR and crypto marketing boutique: PR, SEO, content, Reddit and AI search.
Best for
Exchanges and L1s that want SEO and PR from a small senior team
Based in
Tel Aviv, Israel; founded 2017.
Services
Keyword research, technical audit, content, white-hat link building, programmatic SEO and monthly reporting.
Works with
“Web3, IDO, IEO, NFT, and crypto exchanges”, “from stealth-mode L1s to top-10 exchanges”.
Links
“White-hat link building”; its FAQ says “No PBNs, no link farms”.
Public proof
No named SEO case. Named PR cases: Telos, Fetch.ai, MEXC and ShareRing, with reach and coverage counts (self-reported).
Pricing
Not published; its brief form starts at “$0 – $10,000”.
Where buyers meet it
Met 9 times: named in 3 and cited in 1 of 10 Perplexity answers; in 5 independent lists. No Google top 10 on these 5 searches.
Ask them
Which SEO clients it can show in Search Console, since its published cases are PR.
9SeoProfy
seoprofy.com
A large SEO agency serving many industries, with dedicated crypto, iGaming and casino SEO pages.
Best for
Exchanges that want a large SEO team with a named crypto case
Based in
Orlando, Florida, per its site and Clutch; founded 2012 in Ukraine, where most of its team works.
Services
Content, technical SEO, keyword research, on-page, link building, SEO reporting and AI-search visibility.
Works with
“Crypto, Web3, and blockchain companies”: tokens, exchanges, wallets and platforms.
Links
Each project has “a strong link building network in your target region”, in its own words.
Public proof
Names Changelly, a crypto exchange: monthly organic users from 89,340 to 543,082 across English, German and Spanish (self-reported).
Pricing
Not published for crypto: the budget is set after an audit.
Where buyers meet it
Met 9 times: Google top 10 on 1 of 5 searches; named by ChatGPT in 2; named in 1 and cited in 3 of 10 Perplexity answers; in 2 independent lists.
Ask them
Whose sites make up its link-building network, and how placements on them are labelled.
10Coinpresso
coinpresso.io
A crypto and web3 marketing agency built on SEO, also selling GEO, PR, clipping, presale marketing and PPC.
Best for
Token and presale projects that want SEO with a published monthly price
Based in
Auckland, New Zealand, per LinkedIn and Clutch; not stated on its site. Founded 2021.
Services
Crypto SEO, link building, GEO and LLM optimisation, content, technical SEO, and Bitcoin and web3 SEO pages.
Works with
DeFi, ICO, IDO, RWA, AI token, airdrop, presale and crypto casino projects; exchanges and crypto apps.
Links
“White-hat link building” and “topically relevant links from other blockchain sites”. It also sells a service it calls “Parasite SEO”: articles published on established domains.
Public proof
Names Binance (“Doubled Organic Traffic in 12 Months Through Crypto SEO”) and Ruby Play Network (“a 50x increase in their organic search traffic within 4 months”) (self-reported).
Pricing
Published: Starter SEO $5,000 a month, Enterprise SEO $13,000 a month.
Where buyers meet it
Met 8 times: named in 3 of 10 Perplexity answers; in 5 independent lists. No Google top 10 on these 5 searches.
Ask them
Whether any of the links it builds for you would come through its “Parasite SEO” service.
11ProStar SEO
prostarseo.com
A Québec SEO agency selling to many regulated industries, with a crypto SEO page.
Best for
Exchanges and wallets that want SEO from an agency used to regulated categories
Based in
Québec, Canada; founded 2019.
Services
Technical and on-page SEO, content, digital PR and link building, and GEO for AI answers.
Works with
Exchanges, wallets, DeFi protocols, NFT and gaming brands, and infrastructure and tooling.
Links
“Link building in crypto is earned coverage, not placements”: digital PR into crypto publications and data studies, in its own words.
Public proof
No published crypto case: “Case studies are available on request under NDA for exchange and wallet clients.”
Pricing
No crypto price; its pricing page publishes tiers by industry category.
Where buyers meet it
Met 7 times: named in 3 and cited in 4 of 10 Perplexity answers. No Google top 10 on these 5 searches.
Ask them
Which exchange or wallet case it can show you under NDA, and what a crypto retainer 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
Victoria Olsina (victoriaolsina.com)	A consultant working under her own name, not an agency. Met 9 times in our count.
AWISEE, CSP Agency, High Voltage SEO (awisee.com, csp.agency, hvseo.co)	Met 6 times each in our count, below the tenth place. All three sell crypto SEO on a live page.
Single Grain (singlegrain.com)	No crypto SEO page: its crypto SEO and blockchain SEO addresses returned 404. Its crypto work sits on a crypto marketing page.
Loopex Digital (loopexdigital.com)	No crypto SEO page: its crypto work appears only as case studies.
Geeky Tech (geekytech.co.uk)	Sells crypto SEO on a live page and ranks for “crypto seo agency”; met once in our count, in none of the independent lists.

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
Which crypto clients can you show in Search Console, and for which searches?
Every client result on this page is the agency’s own claim, and some lists that rank for this search present casino results as crypto proof. Read access to a property is the check a list cannot make.
2
How will our pages stay crawlable where we block users?
Googlebot’s default crawler addresses are in the US. An exchange that blocks US users can block Google with them. None of the lists that rank for this search covers it.
3
What do the promotion rules in our markets change on a page?
MiCA in the EU, the UK’s financial promotions regime and each ad platform’s crypto policy decide risk warnings, claims in titles and who approves copy. Lists name the rules; ask what they do to your pages.
4
Are the links you build paid, and how are they labelled?
Google treats links bought to pass ranking credit as link spam. Per-link pricing, press-release distribution and placements in crypto media all appear on this list; a paid link should carry rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow".
5
Who runs our SEO day to day?
Most agencies on this list are marketing or PR agencies with an SEO service. Ask who does the technical work and whether they have shipped it for a product like yours.
6
What does a month buy?
Published prices on this list run from $4,000 a month (an hourly plan) to $13,000 a month, and most agencies publish none. Ask for pages, links and fixes per month, and whether the link budget is inside the fee.

Questions buyers ask

Who is the best crypto SEO 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, NinjaPromo and Lunar Strategy lead our count of 23 October 2026, and all four are crypto marketing agencies with an SEO service. Which one fits depends on your product, your markets and whether you need SEO alone. We put our own agency first because we wrote this page; the rest of the order is the count.

How much does crypto SEO cost?

Few agencies on this list publish a price. NinjaPromo sells hours from $4,000 a month, Coinpresso publishes $5,000 and $13,000 a month for SEO, and Coinbound prices links from $300 each. The rest quote after a call or an audit. Ask what a month buys: pages, links, technical fixes and whether the link budget is inside the fee.

Should we hire a crypto marketing agency or an SEO specialist?

Most agencies a crypto buyer meets sell influencers, PR and community work as well as SEO, and several of them describe their links as coming from media placements. If search is the channel you are buying, ask who runs the technical work and whether the links are earned or paid. If you also want launch campaigns, a marketing agency covers more under one contract.

Is crypto SEO different from SEO for other sites?

Yes, in three ways. Paid channels are restricted, so search carries more of the acquisition. Pages about money are read at a higher bar for who wrote them and what they are based on. And promotion rules such as MiCA and the UK’s financial promotions regime decide what a page may claim. An agency should be able to say what each of these changes on your site.

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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Best Crypto SEO Agencies in 2026: Eleven Compared

The eleven at a glance

How the list was made

A live page that sells crypto SEO

It names the crypto buyers it works for

It says how it builds links

The eleven, in order

1SEO Monster

2Coinbound

3ICODA

4NinjaPromo

5Lunar Strategy

6ColdChain

7MarketAcross

8GuerrillaBuzz

9SeoProfy

10Coinpresso

11ProStar SEO

Named elsewhere, not on this list

Six questions to ask any agency on this list

Which crypto clients can you show in Search Console, and for which searches?

How will our pages stay crawlable where we block users?

What do the promotion rules in our markets change on a page?

Are the links you build paid, and how are they labelled?

Who runs our SEO day to day?

What does a month buy?

Our crypto SEO pages

Questions buyers ask

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