Why use a free embeddable verified traffic badge on your website?
Sponsors, advertisers, and first-time readers all want one signal: 'is this site legit?'. This badge answers them in two seconds — verified monthly visitors, bot-filter percentage, and a tamper-proof FeedPulse seal that ties the number to a public-facing audit page. Drop it on your homepage, media kit, or footer.
Verified traffic badge for WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow & plain HTML
The FeedPulse verified traffic badge is a single async <script> tag — paste it into any HTML pane and you're done. WordPress widgets/HTML blocks, Shopify theme-customizer Custom HTML, Wix HTML element, Webflow Embed component, Squarespace Code block, Ghost HTML card, Blogger HTML/JavaScript gadget — every platform that lets you paste HTML supports it. No plugins, no app store, no admin permissions needed.
How to add the verified traffic badge to your site in 60 seconds
- Open the Verified traffic trust badge customizer.
- Pick your colors, size, and any options that apply.
- Click "Copy" on the generated embed snippet.
- Paste the line wherever you'd put any HTML — anywhere on any page, on any platform.
- That's it. No signup, no account creation, no email required.
Why the FeedPulse verified traffic badge is 100% free, forever
Every widget we offer is free forever. We absorb the API costs because our growth model is widget distribution: the small "via FeedPulse" attribution on each widget brings new site owners to us. Install the widget → we earn the impression. That's the entire business model. No paywall, no premium tier, no ads, no email harvesting, no signup wall.
Trust badge for website — what advertisers actually look at
When a brand evaluates whether to sponsor a newsletter or place a media-kit ad, the first question is 'are these traffic numbers real?'. A trust badge for website properties earns the next conversation. The FeedPulse trust badge for website operators is tamper-proof (MutationObserver re-renders if anyone tries to inflate the count via DevTools), shows verified monthly uniques plus a bot-filter percentage, and links to a public audit page that anyone — including the advertiser's procurement team — can inspect. It's the trust badge for website monetisation that actually closes deals, not just decoration.
Verified visitor count widget — anti-fraud architecture
A verified visitor count widget is only as honest as its anti-fraud stack. FeedPulse counts a 'visitor' only after the page-load fires our server-side beacon AND the visitor's IP passes a 3-stage bot filter (known-datacenter ASN blocklist, mouse/scroll signal within 5s, fingerprint hash uniqueness). The verified visitor count widget displays the bot-filter percentage right under the headline number, so advertisers can see exactly what's being discounted. Numbers update daily at 00:00 UTC, and the underlying log is exportable on request for any 7-day window so big sponsors can run their own re-verification.
Honest traffic stamp — the anti-vanity-metric movement
An honest traffic stamp pushes back on the SaaS-vanity-metric era where every Twitter creator claims 'over 100k monthly readers' with no methodology footnote. The FeedPulse honest traffic stamp publishes the methodology inline: 'verified by FeedPulse · bot-filtered · last updated 2026-MM-DD'. Click the stamp, see the audit page. Click the audit page, see the rolling 7-day uniques chart. The honest traffic stamp is opt-in transparency — site owners who don't want to publish numbers can hide the chart and show only the verification mark, which is enough for most advertisers.
Verified traffic badge — frequently asked questions
Does this widget slow down my page?
No. The widget JS is loaded asynchronously (<script async>) and weighs roughly 4-10 KB gzipped depending on the widget. Lighthouse Performance impact is typically < 1 point on mobile.
Is there really no signup or API key required?
Really. The script tag is the entire "install". You don't have an account, we don't track you as a customer, no API key, no email, no credit card.
Can I remove the "via FeedPulse" attribution?
The attribution is what keeps the service free. It's intentionally small and unobtrusive. If you remove it via DOM manipulation, our tamper-proof MutationObserver re-adds it.
Will this widget keep working long-term?
Yes. Our entire mission is to be the reliable, free, hosted replacement for the dozens of free widgets that have shut down in the last 10 years. We're funded by widget distribution itself, so longevity is aligned with our economics.