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Today, every TBI campaign is set up directly with the Boost team. There’s no self-serve dashboard yet — a public-facing one is on the roadmap, but until it ships our team handles onboarding and deployment for each program. The upside: you get hands-on help shaping the campaign before it goes live, and you don’t have to write any integration code to get started. This page walks through what to expect.

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Start with a Conversation

Most campaigns kick off with a single message. Reach out to the Boost team with:
  • The protocol or asset you want to incentivize
  • The goal — deeper liquidity, more holders, longer holds, retention boost, etc.
  • Rough budget and timeline
  • Any constraints — chains involved, eligibility rules, partner relationships
We’ll come back with a recommended setup, confirm the engineering lift on our side, and schedule the work.

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What We’ll Set Up Together

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1. Indexer onboarding

If the protocol or asset you want to reward isn’t already supported, we extend our indexer to track it. This is the main reason early campaigns aren’t self-serve — our system needs to know how to read your contract events and how to measure each user’s position. You’ll bring:
  • Contract addresses
  • Chain(s) to index
  • Token standards involved (ERC20, ERC1155, etc.)
  • How position size should be measured (token balance, USD value, LP share, etc.)
Once a protocol is onboarded, additional campaigns on it can launch much faster.

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2. Campaign design

The shape of the campaign — who earns, how much, for how long. We’ll work through these decisions together:
DecisionWhat it controls
TargetsWhich positions count toward rewards
EligibilityWho can earn — open, allowlist, or verification-gated
ModesStackable rules that shape reward math (caps, tiers, snapshots, fixed APY)
Reward tokenWhat you’re paying out
Total budgetThe reward pool size
DurationStart and end times
You don’t need to come in with all of this answered. The right configuration usually falls out of a conversation about goals.

Think through your design first

Read up on campaign modes to see what the reward math can do. You’ll come into the conversation with a clearer picture of what’s possible.

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3. Deployment

Once the design is locked, we deploy:
  1. The campaign config is hashed and committed
  2. The on-chain campaign contract is created from your funded budget
  3. Indexing begins; accruals start at the campaign’s start time
You’ll get a campaign ID and the campaign goes live at its scheduled startTime.

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After Launch

  • End early if priorities shift — already-accrued rewards remain claimable
  • Watch it run on rabbithole.gg, where TVL, participants, and live leaderboard stats are surfaced

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Coming Soon

A self-serve dashboard for designing, funding, and deploying campaigns is in development. When it ships, this page will become a guide to that flow. Until then, the white-glove path means a tight feedback loop with our team and a campaign tuned to your goals from day one.