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BlockmanPR packages run from $1,490 to $14,990. Custom scopes such as retainers, KOL bundles and multi-language wires are quoted separately within one business day.

Standard packages go live within 1 day of final approval. Custom campaigns follow an agreed schedule, typically 3–10 days depending on outlets and languages.

A sponsored placement is guaranteed to publish once booked. Paid organic depends on the outlet's policies and the news. A pitch is never guaranteed, and we say which one you are buying before you pay.

Sponsored coverage is a paid placement carrying the outlet's press-release or sponsored label, and it is guaranteed to publish once booked. Paid organic is also paid — an editorial-style, bylined article on the outlet's own news pages — but only some outlets allow it, so availability depends on the outlet and the news. Earned coverage is a pitch an editor may or may not run; it cannot be bought and no one can guarantee it.

300+ vetted crypto, regional and mainstream finance outlets, including tier-1 publications like Cointelegraph, CoinDesk, Decrypt and Bitcoin.com. Browse the full directory on our outlets page.

Stablecoins and major crypto, plus bank wire and card. Package checkout is self-serve; invoicing is available for custom scopes.

A crypto KOL is selected mainly for subject knowledge and trust. An influencer is selected mainly for audience reach. One creator can serve both roles, so the buyer should evaluate the campaign goal before choosing.

Use a KOL when the message needs explanation, market context, or trusted interpretation. Use an influencer when broad reach is the primary goal. A launch can use both when each role and disclosure is agreed in advance.

BlockmanPR checks audience quality, brand safety, and disclosure practice before booking. The exchange receives the proposed names, formats, and pricing for approval. The campaign report then records the live posts and disclosure status.

BlockmanPR runs press distribution, exchange PR, KOL campaigns, and paid placements through one desk. The buyer approves the proposed outlets, creators, formats, timeline, and price before the campaign starts.

Yes. Press, paid placement, regional media, and creator activity can follow one message and timeline. Each channel keeps its own format and disclosure. The final report records the delivered links.

No. Sponsored placements can be booked for publication, but earned coverage depends on an editor. The scope must identify which items are paid, sponsored, or earned before approval.