How to add the badge
Once you have an analysis, adding the badge takes about a minute.
- Run a free analysis of your website.
- Open the result and scroll to the section "Show your score on your website".
- Choose the size, theme and language, then copy the HTML code.
- Paste the code where the badge should appear, for example in the footer, on an about page or on a press page.
<a href="https://sitequiry.com/?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=embed" rel="noopener" target="_blank"><img src="https://sitequiry.com/badge/YOUR-RESULT-CODE.svg" width="320" height="112" alt="Website analysis by Sitequiry: score 84/100" loading="lazy" decoding="async"></a>The code above is a sample. The code you copy from your result page contains the address of your own badge image and your real score.
What the badge shows
The badge shows what one analysis found at one point in time: the overall score, the month and year of the analysis and, in the standard size, the four scores for SEO, speed, AEO and GEO. If Google PageSpeed was not available, the speed score is marked as an estimate.
The AEO and GEO scores describe readiness signals on the analyzed page, such as structured data, AI crawler access and clear structure. They do not measure whether AI assistants actually mention your website.
Sizes, themes and languages
The standard badge shows all scores. The compact badge shows the overall score and the month. Both come in a light and a dark theme, and the badge text is available in English, Slovenian, German and Spanish.
Sample badges with example values, not a real analysis.
What the badge is not
It is not a certification, an award or a guarantee of anything. It does not rank your website, and it does not update by itself. It keeps showing the analysis it was made from, with the month of that analysis. To show a newer result, run a new analysis and replace the code.
Frequently asked questions
Is the badge free?
Yes. The badge and the analysis behind it are free, with no account or sign-up. Adding it to your site is your choice.
Does the badge update?
No. A badge always shows the one analysis it belongs to, together with the month and year of that analysis. After you improve your site, run a new analysis and replace the code to show the newer result.
Does the badge slow my website down?
Barely. It is one SVG image of a few kilobytes. Browsers cache it for a day, the embed code loads it lazily, and no script runs on your page.
Does the badge set cookies or track my visitors?
It sets no cookies and runs no script, and we do not count badge views in our statistics. Like any image, it is requested from our server, and our hosting's standard server logs can record such requests.
Where does the badge link to?
To the Sitequiry homepage in the language of the badge. It is a normal link with UTM parameters, which show us visits that come from badges. Remove the code and the link is gone.
Can I show the badge for a website I do not own?
Use the badge only on the website you analyzed. It names the analyzed domain and describes one analysis, so on another site it would be misleading.
What if the code is wrong or the analysis is gone?
The image then shows a neutral Sitequiry badge without scores, so your page does not show a broken image.
Can visitors open my full analysis from the badge?
Not by clicking it: the badge links to the Sitequiry homepage. But the badge image address contains the identifier of your result, so anyone who reads your page source can open the result page, which search engines are told not to index. Skip the badge if you want to keep your result private.
Get your score first
Run a free analysis of your website, then add the badge from the result page.