Galxe and Zealy quest campaign cost

What makes up a Galxe or Zealy quest campaign cost?

The full cost has three parts: campaign management, any platform charges that apply to your setup, and the rewards allocated to participants. Keeping these separate makes it easier to compare proposals and avoid treating the reward pool as agency fees.

Our management starts from $990 / campaign. The final scope depends on what needs to be planned and coordinated, such as task design, campaign configuration, copy, review rounds and reporting. A campaign with several task types or a more involved approval process takes a different amount of work than a straightforward launch.

Before comparing quotes, ask for a written breakdown that identifies:

• The agency work included and the number of review rounds.
• Which platform account and campaign setup are in scope.
• Whether a platform charge applies to the proposed setup, and who pays it.
• The reward type, amount and funding responsibility.
• The agreed campaign dates and reporting deliverables.

Platform pricing and available options can change. Check current terms and any displayed charges with Galxe or Zealy before confirming your total budget. Our quote identifies the agreed work; it does not turn a reward allocation into a management fee.

How should you choose between Galxe and Zealy?

Choose the platform that best fits the actions you want participants to take and how you want them to experience the campaign. Start with the project objective, then check that the platform and your team can support the required tasks and review process.

Galxe and Zealy can both be used to organise project quests, but a platform name alone does not determine campaign quality. The useful comparison is operational: what actions can be represented, what information participants need, how completions will be assessed, and how your community will answer questions. Validate the current options directly in the platform before writing the final task list.

Use this decision checklist:

• If tasks rely on project-specific actions, confirm how each action will be checked before promising eligibility.
• If you want to introduce product concepts, include an educational step and make its purpose clear.
• If the campaign is intended for an existing community, confirm that the announcement and support channels are ready.
• If you are deciding between platforms, map the same draft participant journey in each before committing.

A single, coherent participant journey is usually easier to explain than a campaign split across platforms without a clear reason. For planning and execution details, see our Galxe and Zealy quest campaign guide and quest campaign service.

What does quest campaign management include?

Quest campaign management turns a project objective into a clear participant journey and an agreed delivery scope. The work should cover the campaign plan, the task wording, coordination of setup and a way to review what was delivered.

A scoped campaign may include:

• A kickoff to define the audience, objective, schedule and project constraints.
• A task outline with participant instructions and any eligibility details supplied by your team.
• Campaign copy and coordination of the agreed platform setup.
• Review of the participant-facing flow before launch, with agreed revisions.
• Coordination during the campaign and a closeout summary of observable delivery.

The exact list belongs in the proposal. Confirm who provides project facts, links, artwork, reward funding and access to the relevant account. Also agree who approves copy and how quickly the project team can respond; those responsibilities affect the schedule.

This page's starting price is for campaign management, not a promise that every possible task, reward or platform charge is bundled. Ask the provider to label included work, optional work and third-party costs separately. If your project also needs ongoing community support, compare the scope with community management pricing or community activation pricing.

How long does a quest campaign take to prepare?

Preparation time is set by campaign requirements, the review cycle and platform setup; agree the launch window only after those dependencies are visible. A practical schedule includes discovery, task drafting, project approval, platform coordination, launch readiness and post-campaign reporting.

At kickoff, share the preferred launch window and identify any immovable dates. The team can then work backwards to set deadlines for project materials and approvals. Keep time for a participant-flow review: read the campaign as a new user would, check that instructions are understandable, and confirm that each task points to the intended action.

A useful approval checklist is:

• Are project facts, claims and links approved by the people responsible for them?
• Are reward details and eligibility rules written in plain language?
• Can participants find help if a task or completion status is unclear?
• Has the project team confirmed access and ownership for setup tasks?
• Is there a named approver available before the planned launch?

We confirm timing and handoffs in the scope rather than treating a preferred date as automatic. If approvals or required materials arrive late, the schedule may need to move. For a view of the wider campaign workflow, see how we work.

How should you budget rewards and judge campaign quality?

Set the reward plan after defining the audience and actions, not as a substitute for a useful participant journey. Rewards should be understandable, adequately described and consistent with the eligibility rules your project can support.

Treat the reward allocation as its own budget line. Decide what the project is offering, who funds it, how recipients are selected and who is responsible for fulfilment. State relevant conditions before launch, and have the appropriate project owner review any token, NFT or other reward language. Do not imply an investment outcome or a guaranteed future benefit.

To evaluate campaign quality, look beyond a completion total. Review whether tasks connect to the project objective, whether instructions are clear, whether participants can complete the intended actions, and whether the closeout report answers the questions agreed in the scope. Useful measures should be selected before launch so the team knows what evidence to collect.

For example, a product education campaign can assess whether participants completed the learning steps, while a community introduction can focus on whether the requested channel actions were clearly communicated. Neither result by itself proves lasting interest. If your plan includes a separate audience program, review community activation as a related workstream rather than adding undefined deliverables to the quest scope.

What can a Galxe or Zealy campaign provider actually promise?

A provider can commit to the agreed planning, coordination, campaign materials and reporting work, but cannot control how Galxe or Zealy reviews, displays or changes platform features and eligibility. Platform decisions, account access, task validation and any display or ranking treatment remain outside an agency’s control.

That distinction should appear in the proposal. Define what counts as completed agency work—for example, approved copy delivered, agreed setup coordination completed and a closeout summary supplied. Separately identify platform-side conditions that the project must verify in its own account. Do not accept a proposal that treats an external review or a particular display outcome as an agency-controlled deliverable.

Before launch, check the platform’s current rules and the campaign configuration. Make sure task claims match what participants can actually do, eligibility is explained, and the project has an owner for questions or reward fulfilment. If a platform changes an available option, the team should agree how to revise the plan rather than assume the original setup remains possible.

We commit to delivery of the written scope, not to platform approval, placement, ranking, participant behaviour or a particular business result. This is why the proposal should specify the work, evidence of completion, dependencies and change process in plain language.

How do quest campaigns fit into a wider Web3 plan?

A quest campaign works best as one defined part of a broader community plan, with a clear next step after participants complete the tasks. Decide what participants should understand or do next, and make sure the project can support that experience after the campaign ends.

If discovery is the main challenge, connect the campaign to relevant visibility work rather than asking a quest to solve every acquisition need. If the priority is continued participation, plan community support and follow-up content alongside the campaign. Keep ownership clear: the quest scope can coordinate the participant journey, while other services address their own channels and deliverables.

A useful planning sequence is:

• Write down the project objective and the audience you want to reach.
• Decide which actions belong in a quest and which require another channel.
• Set reward and support responsibilities before announcing the campaign.
• Choose the follow-up experience participants will encounter after completion.

Explore community growth and engagement for adjacent options, or review pricing to compare other campaign scopes. To request a quote, send your preferred platform, objective, draft tasks, reward plan and target timing through contact.

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. Share the campaign briefProvide the objective, audience, preferred platform, draft tasks and target launch window. Identify project owners for approvals, account access and reward fulfilment.
2. Confirm scope and budget linesWe define the management deliverables and schedule, then identify platform charges and rewards as separate items to verify for your setup.
3. Draft and review the participant journeyWe prepare the agreed task flow and copy for project review. Your team confirms factual details, eligibility language and reward conditions before launch.
4. Coordinate setup and launch readinessWe coordinate the approved campaign setup and check the participant-facing instructions against the agreed scope before the planned launch.
5. Close out and reportAfter the campaign, we provide the agreed delivery summary and note any follow-up actions identified during the work.