Questions, answered.
Everything worth knowing about scoring, escrow, attribution and getting paid.
What is KOL Audit?
A marketplace and intelligence layer that connects crypto/memecoin builders with X/Twitter KOLs. Every KOL is scored on transparent data, payments run through trustless escrow, and you can measure real on-chain results.
How is the reputation score calculated?
It's a 0–100 composite of five auditable signals: audience authenticity, engagement quality, mindshare, on-chain integrity and delivery reliability. The exact weights and logic are public on the methodology page.
Are KOLs vetted or scored?
Scored, not hand-curated. Anyone can list, but every profile carries a transparent, data-driven score and full project history (including whether past promos rugged) so you can vet them yourself.
How does escrow work?
When you book, your budget is locked in a Solana escrow. It releases to the KOL only after the promo is posted and verified — or is refunded if you cancel before delivery. Either side can open a dispute, which an arbiter resolves with a proportional split.
What are the fees?
Listing is free. A flat buyer service fee and KOL payout fee apply only on completed bookings — see pricing. The split is fixed per order and capped on-chain at 10%.
How do KOLs get paid?
On verified delivery, escrow releases straight to the KOL's connected wallet (minus the payout fee). No invoicing, no chasing. Track everything on the earnings page.
How is traffic attributed?
Each campaign gets a unique referral link plus an HMAC-signed event API. Clicks, wallet connects and token buys are tracked on-chain so you see real Cost-Per-Wallet and ROAS — not vanity impressions. Signed events can't be spoofed.
Is this financial advice?
No. KOL Audit is a tool for connecting and measuring. Nothing here is financial advice. Past performance (including a token's price move after a promo) does not predict future results. DYOR.