How to publish your startup's press release on Coindoo
TL;DR
Coindoo is a crypto and blockchain news site launched in September 2017. Startups appear there through paid press releases and sponsored posts, and Coindoo's own disclaimer says every press release is disclosed as an advertisement. It suits crypto and web3 startups only: a SaaS, ecommerce or consumer brand with no token or blockchain product gains nothing here.
What is Coindoo?
Coindoo publishes daily crypto news, market analysis, beginner guides, exchange and wallet reviews and a crypto glossary. Its About page says it has followed the ICO boom, NFTs, institutional adoption and regulation since 2017, for newcomers and experienced investors alike. The site was still posting several stories a day on 30 October 2026.
Paid announcements sit in a separate Press Release category, next to news from exchanges such as Bybit.
Who should submit to Coindoo?
- Crypto exchanges, wallets, DeFi protocols, token projects, NFT and web3 infrastructure startups with an announcement for crypto readers.
- Fintech startups with a clear crypto angle, such as stablecoin payments or tokenization.
- Skip it if your startup has nothing to do with crypto or blockchain, because the readers will scroll past.
- Skip it as well if you want earned press coverage: everything you submit here is advertising.
How much does Coindoo cost?
Coindoo has no free submission option and publishes no price list for sponsored posts.
Press releases go through a form from Chainwire, a crypto press release distribution service, embedded on Coindoo's submit page. Chainwire's public pricing page lists these packages (October 2026):
- Lite: $1,399, 8 guaranteed articles on crypto news outlets.
- Standard: $2,499, 20 guaranteed articles.
- Premium: $6,499, 75+ crypto outlets plus mainstream syndication.
- Gold: $10,799, 100+ crypto outlets plus trading terminals.
Chainwire does not name the outlets in each package, so ask whether Coindoo is guaranteed before you pay. For a sponsored article on Coindoo alone, email contact@coindoo.com and ask for current rates.
Coindoo's disclaimer spells it out: press releases are fully disclosed as advertisements, agencies pay for them, and Coindoo does not endorse the claims in them. The domain authority of 45 belongs to coindoo.com. What you buy is visibility in front of crypto readers, labelled as paid content.
How do you share your startup on Coindoo?
- Check that your news fits: a launch, exchange listing, funding round, partnership or product release in crypto or web3.
- Open the Coindoo press release page and fill in the embedded Chainwire form, or compare packages on Chainwire's pricing page.
- For a sponsored post or a custom deal, write to contact@coindoo.com with your project, the article you have in mind and your budget.
- Prepare a release with a dateline, a clear headline, a founder quote, an About section and one image.
Tips to get more out of Coindoo
- Lead with a number: trading volume, users, funds raised or a launch date gives crypto readers a reason to click.
- Ask which outlets are guaranteed in any package before paying, and get the answer in writing.
- Leave out profit promises. Coindoo warns its readers against projects that promise guaranteed returns.
- Reuse the article on your website and in investor updates, and say openly that it is a paid release.
Our verdict
Coindoo is a paid advertising channel for crypto and web3 startups, and it is honest about that. With a crypto product and a distribution budget, a Chainwire package puts your news on several crypto sites at once. Without a crypto product, spend the money elsewhere.
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