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
Says only what we can verify: the site answered our check.
HTML for your site or any builder with a custom-code block; Markdown for a GitHub README or a docs page; the bare address for Notion, Slack or anywhere that takes an image URL. Nothing loads from a third party and no cookie is set.
All 8, side by side
One bar per day, the way status pages draw uptime. The badge that shows a record, not a moment.
Use this oneWhy 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.