What does a Kaito and InfoFi campaign price cover?
The campaign price is from $1,490 / campaign. The fee is a starting point for a defined campaign scope, not a quote for every possible reward pool, creator mix or campaign duration. We confirm the work and deliverables with you before launch.
The proposal is built around what you want participants to do and what your team needs to learn. That can include campaign messaging, participant guidance, coordination, reward rules and a report on completed work. A campaign focused on a product explanation needs different prompts and review than one centered on a launch announcement. Share the asset links and the primary action you want readers to take so we can scope the right work.
For a useful comparison, separate the agency fee from any rewards or other expenses your project funds. The proposal should state which work is included and which items are provided directly by your team. If you are comparing multiple channels, start with the pricing overview, then compare the InfoFi service details at InfoFi and mindshare campaigns.
Which campaign choices change the scope?
Scope is shaped by the campaign objective, reward structure and amount of coordination required. A clear brief lets us distinguish essential work from optional additions before costs are approved.
Bring these decisions to the initial review:
- Objective: Do you need informed discussion, product education or wider awareness of a specific announcement?
- Audience: Which communities or contributor profiles should the message reach, and which are not a fit?
- Participation: What action should people take, and what evidence will show that it was completed?
- Rewards: Who provides them, what are the eligibility rules, and how will participants receive clear instructions?
- Content and approvals: Which claims, links and visuals are ready, and who on your team signs off?
The more of these choices you have settled, the easier it is to keep the campaign focused. If you need help shaping the reward and participation design, review how InfoFi and Kaito mindshare campaigns work. If creator selection is also part of the plan, compare the separate scope for crypto KOL campaigns rather than assuming it is bundled into an InfoFi campaign.
How should rewards and campaign deliverables be defined?
A reward plan should make participation understandable before anyone joins. It should explain the eligible actions, how work is reviewed, the distribution process and who handles participant questions. Your project remains responsible for confirming the reward pool and any project-specific terms; the campaign plan can make those terms clear and consistent.
Set expectations in a written brief. Include the approved project description, audience, required links, examples of useful contributions and topics to avoid. Then decide what your team will review: for example, whether a contribution is relevant, original and aligned with the brief. Avoid rewarding volume alone. A smaller set of specific prompts can produce material that is easier to assess and more useful to future readers.
The agreed deliverables should be concrete. Depending on scope, they may include campaign setup, participant instructions, coordination, a reward process outline and a closing report. The report should distinguish completed campaign work from outcomes that are not part of the agreed delivery. This gives your team something practical to reuse in broader community activation planning and in its AI-search visibility work.
How can an InfoFi campaign support AI-search visibility?
An InfoFi campaign can support AI-search visibility when it adds clear, useful explanations of your project to the wider information environment. It is not a shortcut to inclusion in an AI answer. Build campaign prompts around questions a potential user would genuinely ask, then make sure the project’s own pages offer a strong source for the same facts.
We begin with an AI Presence Scan to identify the topics and answers your existing public materials support. An Answer Map then connects those topics to campaign messages, approved pages and the audience you want to reach. This keeps contributors focused on accurate explanations rather than repeated slogans. Give us current product documentation, official links, approved terminology and any claims that must not be used.
Treat the campaign as one part of a larger source plan. Your website and documentation should be clear enough for readers to verify product details independently. For ongoing review beyond the campaign window, consider AI visibility monitoring. When the priority is a broader, sustained content program instead, compare InfoFi campaign services with your other channel needs and select a scope that matches the work.
What happens from campaign brief to closing report?
A clear workflow makes the campaign easier to approve, run and assess. The first step is a written brief that records the objective, audience, approved claims, reward responsibilities and what counts as a completed deliverable.
We then review the materials and flag any gaps that could confuse participants. The campaign plan sets out messaging, participation instructions, review responsibilities and the reporting format. Your team approves the final language and reward terms before the campaign opens. During the campaign, the account lead coordinates agreed work and keeps questions and requested changes visible to the people who can approve them.
At the close, you receive an Engine Report that records delivery against the agreed scope and summarizes the campaign evidence collected. It is a working document, not a claim that a platform has ranked or cited your project. To make kickoff efficient, prepare:
- Official project and product links, plus a short approved description.
- The campaign objective, audience and action you want participants to take.
- Confirmed reward details and the person responsible for distribution.
- A contact who can review copy and resolve project questions.
Send those materials with your target launch window to contact us. We will review the brief and return a scoped proposal before any campaign work begins.
What should you know about Kaito and platform limits?
The strongest campaign plan is built around work your team can define and verify. We can agree on campaign messaging, participant guidance, coordination and reporting; platform visibility is a separate matter.
Kaito’s presentation of mindshare and any platform eligibility or display decisions are controlled by the platform, not by the campaign team. We cannot promise a particular ranking, score, placement, AI answer or volume of independent discussion. That is why the scope should promise specific work and evidence of delivery, not a platform outcome.
Before approval, check the campaign plan against these questions: Are reward terms understandable? Can participants identify the official source for product facts? Does the brief ask for genuine, relevant contributions rather than repeated copy? Is there a named project contact for approvals and reward questions? If any answer is unclear, resolve it before launch. This review protects the usefulness of the campaign and gives your team a direct basis for evaluating the work when it ends.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| InfoFi and Kaito | from $1,490 / campaign |
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
- Send the campaign briefShare your objective, audience, launch window, project links and reward responsibilities. We use these details to understand the requested scope.
- Review materials and requirementsWe check the approved claims, participation instructions and reward terms, then identify any missing decisions before preparing the plan.
- Approve scope and messagingYou review the deliverables, responsibilities and campaign language. Work begins after the scope and reward handling are agreed.
- Coordinate the campaignThe account lead manages the agreed campaign work and routes project questions or requested changes to your designated contact.
- Review deliveryYou receive an Engine Report documenting completed work against the agreed scope and the evidence collected during the campaign.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Kaito or InfoFi campaign cost?
The starting price is from $1,490 / campaign. The final proposal reflects the agreed campaign scope, including messaging, coordination, deliverables and reporting. Reward funding and any other project expenses should be identified separately so you can see what the campaign fee covers.
What should I send before requesting a campaign proposal?
Send your project description, official links, campaign objective, intended audience, preferred launch window and confirmed reward details. Include the person who can approve messaging and answer project questions. If some items are undecided, say so; the initial review can identify which decisions are needed to scope the work.
Are campaign rewards included in the starting price?
Do not assume that the reward pool is included. The proposal should clearly separate campaign work from rewards or expenses provided by your project. Confirm who funds rewards, who distributes them and how eligibility will be explained before approving the campaign.
Can a campaign guarantee a Kaito ranking or AI answer?
No. Kaito controls how it presents mindshare and AI systems independently decide what information to show. The campaign can deliver the agreed planning, coordination and reporting, but a specific ranking, placement, citation or answer is outside that delivery.
How is an InfoFi campaign different from a KOL campaign?
An InfoFi campaign is scoped around participant contributions and campaign reward rules. A KOL campaign is built around creator selection and agreed creator deliverables. If you need both, ask for each scope to be itemized so the roles, content and costs are clear.
How do you report what the campaign delivered?
The closing Engine Report records work against the approved scope and summarizes the evidence collected during the campaign. Before launch, agree on which deliverables and records matter to your team. That makes the closeout useful for internal review without treating platform visibility as a promised result.
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