Airdrop campaign management: 3 formats, one delivery trail

3 formats, one report trail

• Airdrop / Bounty
• Airdrop / Bounty (repeat)
• Multisender/Airdrop

These 3 formats cover participant campaigns and distribution coordination. We log what was prepared, submitted and published. Your team can check each item against the agreed plan.

The report separates 3 records: prepared materials, submitted listings and confirmed publications. For live placements, we share a report every 24 hours. The final report includes available links and screenshots.

Need help choosing mechanics? Start with the airdrop campaign planning guide. Task-led activity can also fit quest campaigns.

Which checks make participant rules usable?

3 decisions make the participant flow easier to run. Define who qualifies, what counts as a completed action, and who approves exceptions. We put these decisions into participant instructions before promotion begins. Your team approves the rules and final distribution instructions.

Keep the rules practical with these checks:

• Eligibility: state the intended audience and any exclusions.
• Actions: describe each participant task in plain language.
• Evidence: specify what participants submit for review.
• Exceptions: assign an owner for unclear or repeated entries.
• Distribution: approve recipient data and delivery instructions.

We flag entries that need project review. Your designated contact decides eligibility and resolves edge cases. This keeps campaign support consistent. Reward decisions stay with your team. Keep one approved version of the rules. Use it across the campaign page and community messages.

For ongoing participant questions, pair the campaign with community management and moderation.

Aggregator submissions need consistent source details

4 details make an aggregator submission easier to assess: campaign dates, eligibility, reward information and participant instructions. We organize approved information and prepare listing copy. We also track each outreach status. Your campaign page remains the participant reference.

Before submission, check that:

• Project and token details match approved source materials.
• The campaign page opens and shows the current rules.
• Reward wording matches the terms your team approved.
• A project contact can answer follow-up questions.

We separate submission status from publication status in the report. You can see what went out and what appeared. Aggregator outreach is one channel, not a replacement for participant support. If Telegram is a key campaign channel, align announcements and participant responses with Telegram community growth.

For broader channel choices, see community growth and engagement.

5 steps from campaign details to closeout

5 steps take the work from your first message to the final report. One account lead tracks approvals, open questions and campaign records. Send consolidated feedback through the project contact. That keeps decisions clear.

1. Campaign details: send the objective, audience, token, chain, reward outline and preferred window.
2. Rules and owners: we map eligibility, participant actions, approval contacts and distribution instructions.
3. Materials: we prepare participant copy and aggregator information for your review.
4. Launch and outreach: we run agreed tasks and track submissions. We share live placement reports every 24 hours.
5. Closeout: within 2 working days of the window ending, you receive a final report with available links and screenshots.

A written quote follows within 2 working days after we review your campaign details. Work can start within 24 hours of confirmed payment. Payments can be made in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON, BNB or project tokens.

For ongoing participation, compare community activation campaigns.

What remains outside an airdrop team's control?

Aggregators control their own listing decisions. Each aggregator decides whether to accept a submission. It also controls display and listing duration. We cannot promise acceptance or a particular duration. Your team approves eligibility, reward terms and final distribution instructions.

Use 3 checks before opening participation:

• Public rules match the reward terms your team approved.
• A named owner reviews exceptions.
• Final participant instructions are saved for support and reference.

Those records give support responses one consistent reference. We mark submitted listings separately from confirmed publications. Your report will not blur outreach with placement.

For an independent campaign-plan review, see the airdrop planning guide.

Send us your token and chain details, campaign objective, reward outline and preferred window. We’ll review the inputs and return a written quote within 2 working days.

How it works

1. Send 5 campaign inputsShare the objective, audience, token and chain details, reward outline and preferred window.
2. Approve rules and ownersWe map eligibility, participant actions, exception handling and the contacts who approve decisions.
3. Review campaign materialsCheck participant instructions and aggregator information before we submit or publish anything.
4. Run agreed activityWe coordinate campaign tasks, outreach and participant updates. We report on live placements every 24 hours.
5. Check the final reportReview links, screenshots, submissions, confirmed publications and any open items.