TrueTier
For founders

A status badge you cannot fake

Most trust badges are an image you upload once and never touch again. This one is drawn by our server every time somebody loads it, from the checks we ran that morning. If your site stops answering, the badge says so — on your own page, without you doing anything. That is what makes it worth something to a visitor.

Pick one

Square. For a sidebar, a media kit or anywhere an icon slot is waiting.
Preview only — sample figures, because the catalog has no products yet. The real badge shows your own numbers.

Badge preview

Works in HTML, in a GitHub README and in most site builders that accept an embed. Nothing loads from a third party and no cookie is set.

All six, side by side

Bar badge
Bar

One line with the mark and the state. The default; fits a footer or a README.

Use this one
Pill badge
Pill

Compact. Sits next to other shields without shouting.

Use this one
Card badge
Card

Days responding as a large figure, health score underneath. For a pricing page.

Use this one
Banner badge
Banner

Three figures side by side: days responding, health score, state. Full width.

Use this one
Tile badge
Tile

Square. For a sidebar, a media kit or anywhere an icon slot is waiting.

Use this one
Inline badge
Inline

Text only, no box. For a footer line or a sentence in running copy.

Use this one

Why it is worth putting up

You cannot edit it

That is the point. A number you control proves nothing. A visitor knows this one comes from somewhere else, so it carries weight yours would not.

It fails honestly

If your site goes down, the badge turns red on your own page. Uncomfortable, but a badge that only ever says good news is decoration.

It links back

The badge links to your product page here, where the full history, price record and scan report live.