TryBadgey

TryBadgey lets makers show all their launch badges, the Featured on badges from launch directories, on their website and manage them from one dashboard. You add its code to your site once, and every badge you add, remove or reorder later shows up on your site by itself within about 2 minutes. It fixes a common pain after a few launches. Every directory hands you another snippet to paste into your footer, which means editing theme files or redeploying just to add one badge. Footers end up with badges in five sizes, light badges on dark pages, broken images from directories that changed or shut down, and huge images that slow the page. Setup takes about two minutes. First you tick the launch directories you are listed on from a list of 24 or more, with each Domain Rating shown. If a directory is missing, you can paste its badge code and add it just for your site. Then you copy ready-made code for your platform, with options for WordPress, PHP, Laravel, Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, Node.js, Django, Flask and Rails. Each badge is placed on your page as a real link, exactly as the directory gives it, so directory verify checks and Google can find it. TryBadgey never wraps, redirects or shortens your links. Large badge images are resized to keep pages light, every badge is checked each week for broken images and dead links, and you get a warning if your badge wall disappears from your site. Badges come in light and dark styles. The Free plan covers 1 site with up to 10 badges, your own badges and health checks, free forever with no card. Pro costs $49 a year for up to 15 sites, unlimited badges, your own heading text, no credit line, visitor counts from each directory, and a listing tracker that checks each week whether directories still link to you. Lifetime costs $299 once for up to 25 sites, all future features and priority support. Site builders such as Webflow, Wix, Shopify and Framer are not supported yet, and neither are browser-only React, Vue or Angular apps.