DeFiLlama and DappRadar Listing Support for Web3 Projects

Why DeFiLlama and DappRadar listings support discovery

A DeFiLlama or DappRadar profile can give people a structured place to verify your project details. It also gives your team a reference point when explaining what the protocol does, where it operates, and which official links represent it. Consistency across public profiles is useful for human research and can make your project’s identity easier for search systems to interpret; a listing itself does not determine what an AI answer will say.

The two placements serve different purposes. DeFiLlama is relevant when your project is seeking a TVL listing. DappRadar is relevant when you want a dApp profile. We help you identify which request matches the product you actually operate, rather than treating every directory as interchangeable.

This service suits teams that have a live protocol or dApp, reliable public project information, and a clear owner for technical questions. Before kickoff, gather:

• The project’s official name, website, and public social or community links.
• A concise description of the product and the relevant network or networks.
• The project’s official contract or application links, where applicable.
• A contact who can confirm technical details and answer follow-up questions.

For a broader view of directory options, see Listings and verification. If your immediate objective is another tracker, review listings on other crypto trackers before selecting a route.

Which platform fits: DeFiLlama TVL or DappRadar dApp?

Choose the platform according to what you need represented. A DeFiLlama request concerns a TVL listing; a DappRadar request concerns a dApp listing. Neither should be presented as a substitute for the other, and a project should not describe itself as listed until the relevant profile is live and checked.

We start by mapping your product to the requested profile. For a DeFiLlama request, the team gathers the information needed to explain the protocol and its TVL context. For DappRadar, the focus is on identifying the dApp, its function, and the relevant public product links. Your project team confirms information that only it can verify, especially technical details and naming choices.

If both profiles are relevant, we keep one source of confirmed facts while adapting the presentation to each platform. This reduces avoidable inconsistencies without implying that one platform’s review or profile guarantees placement on the other. If your needs also include an exchange directory, see centralized exchange listing support; that is a separate listing process.

What should your team prepare before submission?

A clean project file makes a listing request easier to review and reduces the chance that your team has to reconcile conflicting details later. We create a concise fact set from your materials, flag missing or unclear information, and ask your designated contact to confirm the final version before submission.

Prepare the following where relevant to your project and requested listing:

• Official project name, short description, website, and public contact channels.
• Product documentation and a plain-language explanation of what users can do.
• Relevant network, application, and contract links, checked by your team.
• A clear explanation of the relationship between your brand, protocol, and dApp if names differ.
• Any available project data or references requested during preparation for the specific profile.

Do not send credentials, private keys, or information that is not meant to be public. If two sources show different names, links, or product descriptions, resolve that mismatch before the request moves forward. A useful description is concrete: say what the product does, who it is for, and how a visitor can reach the official application. Avoid unsupported claims or language that obscures the product category.

Our named review step is the project-facts check: AIPromote compares the proposed profile information with the official materials you provide, then returns questions for your project owner to resolve. For projects also preparing a market-data profile, CoinGecko listing support and CoinMarketCap listing support are separate services with separate platform contexts.

How does DeFiLlama and DappRadar submission support work?

The service turns scattered project information into a prepared request with a clear owner for every open question. We agree which platform or platforms are in scope, review your source materials, prepare the relevant project details, and coordinate submission and follow-up with your team.

A typical engagement moves through these practical checkpoints:

• Scope: confirm whether the request is for a DeFiLlama TVL listing, a DappRadar dApp profile, or both.
• Collect: gather official links, project descriptions, and platform-relevant details from your team.
• Review: check for conflicting or incomplete information and return a focused question list.
• Approve: get your confirmation on the final facts and descriptions before they are used.
• Submit and track: coordinate the submission and record follow-up items so the right project contact can respond.

The timing depends on how quickly the project can confirm information and on the platform’s handling of the request. We keep the client-side work visible: you can see what was prepared, what was submitted, and which questions remain open. This is more useful than treating a submission as a handoff with no owner.

If you want a connected visibility plan, AI search visibility can address how project information is presented beyond directory profiles. For the working approach behind our delivery, see how we work.

What can the platforms decide after submission?

A prepared request improves the quality and clarity of the information you submit, but the platform controls whether a profile is accepted, how it is displayed, and when its review or updates are completed. DeFiLlama’s treatment of a TVL request and DappRadar’s treatment of a dApp profile are platform decisions; AIPromote cannot promise approval, a particular profile position, or a review outcome.

Your team can still make the request easier to assess by checking that official links work, descriptions agree with the product, and a knowledgeable contact is available for questions. If the platform requests clarification, respond with direct evidence from your project’s own public materials where possible. Keep a copy of the submitted description and links so future profile updates start from an approved internal reference.

When the profile is live, verify the name, description, and links against the version your team approved. Send corrections through the appropriate platform process if the displayed information is incomplete or outdated. For adjacent directory work, CryptoRank listing support and the listings and verification overview help you plan other profile needs without mixing them into this request.

To start, send AIPromote your project website, the platform you want to target, and the contact who can confirm technical details. We will return a focused readiness checklist and confirm the project scope before submission work begins.

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 the listing targetTell us whether you need a DeFiLlama TVL listing, a DappRadar dApp profile, or both. We confirm the scope before collecting materials.
2. Share project sourcesProvide official public links, a product description, and a technical contact. We use these to assemble the project fact set.
3. Review and resolve gapsAIPromote runs a project-facts check and sends focused questions where details are missing or inconsistent. Your team approves the final information.
4. Coordinate submissionWe prepare the request for the agreed platform and keep the submission and follow-up items organized for the project owner.
5. Check the displayed profileOnce a profile is available, compare it with the approved facts and flag any correction that needs to go through the platform.