Badges for your site
Your visitors have no way to check whether your site is actually reliable — they only have your word for it. A badge replaces the word with a number that updates itself.
Generate Your Free Domain Trust Seal & Live TrustBox
Enter any domain below to preview its live Astrina Trust Seal and copy the ready HTML snippet for your website footer.
win2023to.com:Displays live rating score (★ 4.8/5.0) and recent verified reviews from win2023to.com on Astrina.
Three badges
Example images with made-up numbers — the real ones come from your own site.
Compact badge
Nothing but the fact that the site is watched. Zero numbers.
Uptime informer
Worst monitor, 30 days. Visitors only if you switch them on.
Rating
Average score and the number of reviews behind it.
What it is worth to you
Proof instead of a promise.
“99.97% for the last 30 days” is checked by someone other than you, and it changes when reality changes.
It costs your page nothing.
One small image, no JavaScript, explicit width and height so the layout never jumps. It cannot read your page or your visitors.
You choose every number on it.
Uptime, visitors, review score — each is a separate switch, and all of them start off.
It is revocable.
Turn the badge off, or issue a new address, and every copy already pasted anywhere goes blank.
It is free, on every plan.
Including the free one. We ask only that the link stays a normal, followable link.
The badge carries a link back to Astrina. That link is how people who have never heard of us find us, and it is the whole reason we give the badge away. So: no hidden tracker, no script, no data of yours going anywhere — a picture and a link, and we are telling you which half is ours.
Three steps
Add your site to Astrina and, if you want the uptime badge, add a monitor for it.
Open Badges & informers and tick what the badge may show.
Copy the snippet into your footer. That is the end of the job — the image keeps itself current.
Questions people actually ask
Will it slow my site down?
No. It is one SVG of a couple of kilobytes, cached for ten minutes, loaded lazily and asynchronously. It is not in your page’s critical path.
Can someone read my statistics through it?
Only the numbers you ticked. The address is a random key, not your site id, so it cannot be guessed or counted through to reach anyone else’s badge.
What if my uptime drops?
The badge shows it, in amber or red. That is the point of it: a badge that could only ever say “everything is fine” would be worth nothing to your visitors.
Can I restyle it?
Light and dark, three languages, three shapes. Beyond that no — a badge that each site could redraw would stop being evidence.
Badges for your site
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