Stop editing your footer for every new badge.
Add one embed to your site. Then collect, reorder, and publish all your directory badges from one simple dashboard—without another deployment. Create your free relay
Published badges
Powered by BadgeRelay
Built for indie makers who ship everywhere.
How it works
Install once. Update forever.
BadgeRelay separates your badges from your codebase. Your footer stays current while you stay focused on your product.
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Paste one script
Add the lightweight embed to your site once. That's the last code change.
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Collect your badges
Paste badge code or a directory URL. Arrange everything in one clean list.
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Publish instantly
Add, remove, or reorder badges. Every connected site updates automatically.
A calmer workflow
Your badges shouldn't live in five codebases.
One dashboard
Manage badges across every product from one place.
Instant updates
Changes appear without rebuilding or redeploying.
Fits your site
Choose a clean row, carousel, or compact layout.
Backlink ready
Keep verification badges live and directory links intact.
Questions founders ask
Short answers about embeds, crawlers, attribution, and how badge updates go live.
Do directory crawlers actually see the badges?
Yes. BadgeRelay renders badges into your page HTML on the server, so crawlers and verification bots can read them without waiting on client-side JavaScript.
What do I install on my site?
Add one BadgeRelay server component or HTML fragment to your layout, usually in the footer. After that, you manage badges from the dashboard instead of redeploying.
Can I remove the Powered by BadgeRelay line?
Attribution shows on the Free plan. Portfolio and Studio remove it so your footer stays clean while badges stay live.
How fast do badge changes go live?
Publish, reorder, or remove a badge in the dashboard and the next request to your embed reflects the change. No site redeploy required.
Does this work with Next.js and static sites?
Yes. Use the React server component embed in Next.js, or the HTML fragment on other stacks that can fetch server-rendered markup.
One line of code.
One less thing to maintain.
Create your first relay, add your badges, and make every future update from the dashboard.
<script src="https://badgerelay.com/widget.js"></script>