Give the pair page a useful first glance
Picture a volunteer who runs a fan group when a partner asks for a one-page overview. They want to share the right pair, with project details that are easy to recognize.
We would check the pair link first. Then we would compare the visible page with the materials the project has approved.
DEXScreener reactions are visible interaction on a token or pair page. Enhanced Token Info is a separate route for submitting project details directly. These tasks can sit together in a plan, but one does not replace the other.
That distinction helps when you decide what the page needs next. If visitors cannot identify the project or reach its official channels, start with the details. If the page is already clear and your team wants coordinated reactions, agree that activity separately. For a wider look at how page details work as social signals, see our token-page social signals guide.
We begin with the page a visitor can see, not assumptions about what it should show. The first check confirms the intended pair. It also notes whether the displayed name, logo, description and links match your approved materials. This gives your team a shared starting point before any activity is coordinated.
Which route fits the information you need to change?
The right route depends on where the displayed project information comes from and what needs correcting. DEXScreener may show information sourced from external token lists. It also offers Enhanced Token Info for direct submission.
Start with the details you can confirm
Gather the exact pair URL, token or contract address, approved project name, logo, description, website and social links. Ask one named project contact to check that these details are current. That small step helps avoid sending conflicting versions through different channels.
Say the pair page shows an old social link while your approved materials show the current one. We would flag the mismatch. Then we would help organize the correct details for the route your team chooses. The project team confirms the information and makes any submission through the appropriate official channel.
Keep the two routes distinct
If the information comes from an external list, correcting that listing may be the relevant path. If you want to submit details directly, Enhanced Token Info is DEXScreener’s separate paid option. Our review helps your team identify the issue and prepare consistent materials. We do not treat a submission as accepted before the change is visible. You can also read about social signals on token pages when deciding how the page fits your wider communications.
Four checks before we coordinate reactions
A short, shared checklist makes reaction coordination easier to follow. We use four checks so the work stays attached to the pair and activity you approved.
- Confirm the pair. Send the exact DEXScreener page URL. If your project has several pairs, mark one as the primary target and list any others separately.
- Review the visible details. Compare the page with the approved name, logo, description, website and social links. Note any mismatch before choosing reaction activity.
- Agree what we will coordinate. Decide whether the work covers reactions, preparation of token information, or both. Confirm the timing and the page checks you want recorded.
- Check the page afterward. We record the agreed work and review what is visible on the confirmed pair. Your project contact receives a clear account of the check.
This sequence keeps the task practical. Reactions are not a substitute for clear project information, and a reaction count is not evidence of trading quality. If your main goal is a separate visibility option, compare it with DEXScreener boosts.
Our trending campaigns overview can help you separate each placement and task. We keep each activity distinct in the plan.
A simple record keeps the work easy to follow
Your record should make it clear which pair we reviewed, what work we agreed and what appeared during the follow-up check. We keep the notes tied to the confirmed page, so your team can refer back without guessing which pool or task they describe.
| Part of the work | What we check or prepare |
|---|---|
| Pair page | The exact URL and visible project details |
| Information | Approved name, logo, description and official links |
| Reactions | The activity agreed for the confirmed pair |
| Follow-up | A note of the work and what appeared afterward |
For example, imagine your team asks for both an information review and reactions. We can list those as two separate tasks, check that the right pair is attached to each, and report them separately. That makes it easier to see what was handled without implying that one task caused a particular visitor response.
The work can sit beside community activation when you want to welcome and support your own members. Those are different activities, so we keep their plans and records distinct. For another DEXScreener visibility goal, review DEXScreener trending separately. We keep its tasks apart from reaction coordination.
Keep DEXScreener decisions separate from your next move
DEXScreener decides how its pages display information and which features are available. It also decides whether submitted details appear. We can coordinate the agreed work and check the visible page. We cannot promise a trending position, a particular display period or acceptance of token information.
That boundary is a reason to keep the plan specific, not a reason to leave the page unchecked. Choose the pair that matters most. Say whether the priority is information, reactions or both. Name the person who can approve the project details. If you have a secondary pair, mark it clearly so the agreed work does not drift between pages.
Send Brand Community the pair URL and your approved project materials. We’ll review the page, confirm the tasks and timing with your contact, then share the plan before coordinating anything. You’ll know what we are handling and what we will check afterward.
How it works
- Share the pair linkSend the exact DEXScreener URL and identify the project contact who can confirm page details.
- Gather approved materialsProvide the project name, logo, description, website and official social links for review.
- Choose the workAgree whether the plan covers reactions, token-information preparation or both, along with timing and checks.
- Coordinate the activityWe carry out the agreed work against the confirmed pair and keep a delivery record.
- Review what appearsWe check the page afterward and share the record with your project contact.
Frequently asked questions
What can your team arrange on a DEXScreener pair page?
We can review the intended pair, help prepare approved project details, coordinate agreed reactions and check what is visible afterward. These are separate tasks, so you can ask about one or both. For instance, if your immediate need is a reaction plan, we still confirm the pair URL before coordinating activity.
How should I choose between reactions and Enhanced Token Info?
Choose based on what the page needs. Reactions are visible interaction on a token or pair page; Enhanced Token Info is DEXScreener’s separate paid route for submitting project details directly. If the name, logo or social links need attention, start by checking the information. If those details are ready, discuss reactions as a separate task.
What should I send before you review my pair?
Send the exact pair URL, token or contract address, approved project name, logo, description, website and official social links. Include one contact who can confirm the materials. If your project has multiple pairs, mark the primary one. That gives us a clear target for the first page review.
When can reaction coordination begin?
We agree timing after checking the pair, materials and requested work. If the project information needs attention first, we clarify that sequence before confirming the activity window. You will have the agreed plan before coordination begins, rather than needing to infer timing from a page update.
Can you confirm that a submitted detail will appear?
No. DEXScreener decides whether submitted information is reflected on its page and how the page displays it. We can help organize accurate materials and check what is visible afterward. We report the page state we can see, rather than describing a submission as accepted before it appears.
How do you set the price for this support?
We confirm a quote after reviewing the pair and clarifying the requested work. The quote depends on whether you need reactions, token-information preparation or both. If Enhanced Token Info is relevant, its platform fee is separate from our coordination. We confirm the tasks and checks before you approve the plan.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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