DefiLlama and DappRadar listing for Web3 projects

What do DefiLlama and DappRadar listings cover?

A DefiLlama and DappRadar listing service prepares two different project profiles: a TVL listing on DefiLlama and a dApp listing on DappRadar. The goal is to make the information submitted for each destination clear, complete and consistent with the project’s public materials.

The two placements should not be treated as interchangeable. A TVL listing concerns the project’s total value locked information, while a dApp listing presents the application within DappRadar’s directory. Your team should be ready to explain what the product does, which networks it supports and where users can access it.

This service is appropriate for teams with a live or sufficiently documented DeFi product that can provide verifiable project details. Before proceeding, gather:

• The project’s official name, website and concise description.
• The relevant product and network information.
• Public links that help reviewers understand the project.
• A named team contact who can confirm details and respond to questions.

If you are still deciding which directory or verification work matters most, start with listings and verification. We can then define whether both submissions fit your current product stage.

How should a project prepare for each platform?

Prepare a separate, accurate information set for each platform, even when the underlying project facts are shared. The DefiLlama workstream is centred on TVL information; the DappRadar workstream is centred on the dApp profile. Keeping these purposes distinct makes it easier to spot missing details before a submission is made.

We begin by reviewing your public project materials and mapping the information you provide to the relevant listing. You should check that the product description matches the live experience, that network references are precise and that links lead to current project pages. Where information is not available or cannot be confirmed, we identify the gap rather than filling it with an assumption.

A useful preparation checklist is:

• Confirm the official project name and the preferred public description.
• Share the relevant product, network and access links.
• Explain how TVL information relates to the product and its supported activity.
• Identify any naming changes or details that differ between project pages.
• Assign a contact who can approve the final submission materials.

For teams that also need circulating supply records reviewed, see circulating supply verification. That is a separate workstream; it should not be presented as a substitute for preparing a TVL or dApp profile.

What does the DefiLlama and DappRadar service include?

The service covers preparation and coordination for the agreed DefiLlama TVL and DappRadar dApp listing work. It is designed to reduce avoidable back-and-forth by organising project facts before submission and keeping your team informed about follow-up requests.

The agreed scope can include:

• An initial review of the project’s public-facing information and readiness.
• A written checklist of missing or unclear materials for your team.
• Editing and structuring the project description using facts you approve.
• Coordination of the relevant listing submissions.
• Follow-up on status and help preparing responses to platform questions.

You remain the source of truth for product facts, access and any figures supplied. We do not invent TVL information, describe unavailable functionality as live, or submit details that your team has not approved. This keeps the public profile aligned with your product and reduces conflicting descriptions across destinations.

The starting price is from $500 / project. Before work begins, we confirm which platforms and deliverables are in scope, what information your team must provide and how updates will be shared. If you need a listing on a different tracker, compare the separate options under other crypto tracker listings.

How does the listing workflow move from review to follow-up?

The workflow starts with a readiness review and proceeds to approved materials, submission coordination and status follow-up. The pace is shaped by the completeness of your information and the time needed for platform review, so we agree the working sequence after checking what is ready.

We keep responsibilities explicit. Your team supplies accurate project facts, working links and approvals; we organise those materials and coordinate the agreed listing work. If a platform asks for clarification, we help you prepare a factual response and identify any changes needed in the source materials.

The usual sequence is:

• Kick-off: confirm project scope, target listings and the team contact.
• Readiness check: review public information and note gaps or inconsistencies.
• Material preparation: organise project descriptions and supporting links for approval.
• Submission coordination: proceed with the agreed work once your team approves the materials.
• Follow-up: share status updates and coordinate responses to relevant questions.

To avoid delays, provide one current source for each key fact and tell us promptly if project details change. For a broader view of our operating approach, see how we work.

What can affect a DefiLlama or DappRadar listing decision?

A complete submission helps reviewers assess your project, but the platforms decide whether to publish, update or maintain a listing. DefiLlama’s assessment of TVL information and DappRadar’s review of a dApp profile are separate platform decisions; their requirements, review outcomes and timing are not controlled by an agency. We commit to the agreed preparation and coordination work, not to acceptance or a particular display position.

The practical response is to make every submitted claim easy to verify. Keep your website, product description and submitted details aligned. If TVL information needs explanation, provide a clear account of what it represents and how it relates to the product. If the application has changed, update the relevant public materials before asking for a profile review.

Before submission, check that:

• The live product and its description match.
• Links are accessible and point to the intended project pages.
• Your team has approved all statements and supporting information.
• Any known discrepancy is disclosed and explained clearly.

If an existing tracker profile needs correction rather than a new listing, review listing profile remediation as a distinct service. Do not treat a listing request as a way to bypass platform review or to make unsupported claims.

When should teams coordinate these listings with other services?

Coordinate DefiLlama and DappRadar listings with adjacent work when it helps keep project information consistent across public destinations. A listing is one part of a project’s discoverability; it does not replace accurate token, contract or exchange information elsewhere.

For example, a team preparing several tracker profiles may benefit from sequencing those requests around one approved project description. A team that has recently migrated a contract or changed its name should first confirm that the current identity and links are clear. Teams planning a centralized exchange request should keep that process separate, since exchange listing is a different service with its own scope.

A sensible order is to resolve material inconsistencies first, approve the core project facts, then prepare the platform-specific profiles. This helps prevent different teams from circulating outdated descriptions or mismatched links. Depending on your needs, compare CoinMarketCap listing, CoinGecko listing or centralized exchange listing as separate workstreams.

For a project assessment, share the product website, relevant network details, current listing status and the team contact responsible for approvals. We can use that information to confirm which work is in scope before scheduling the preparation.

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. Confirm scopeTell us whether you need a DefiLlama TVL listing, a DappRadar dApp listing or both. We confirm the agreed deliverables and project contact.
2. Share project informationProvide current public links, product details and the facts needed to describe the project accurately.
3. Review and approve materialsWe organise the information and flag gaps; your team checks and approves all project claims before submission.
4. Coordinate submissionsWe proceed with the agreed listing work and keep you informed about relevant platform questions or status changes.
5. Complete follow-upWe help prepare factual responses to follow-up requests and share the status of the agreed work.