Trust Signal

The BotVisibility Badge

Show AI agents — and the world — that your site is agent-ready.

What is it?

Like the Norton SSL badge or the Stripe verified badge, the BotVisibility badge is a trust signal. It tells AI agents and developers that your site has been audited for agent readiness and passed key checks for discoverability, usability, and optimization.

L1

Discoverable

Bots can find you. You have llms.txt, agent cards, OpenAPI specs, and AI meta tags.

L2

Usable

Your API works for agents. Authentication, error handling, and core operations are agent-compatible.

L3

Optimized

Agents work efficiently. Pagination, filtering, caching, and MCP tools reduce token waste.

How it works

  1. 1Scan your site at botvisibility.com
  2. 2Achieve Level 1 or higher
  3. 3Copy the embed code below
  4. 4Paste it into your site's footer, docs, or README

Live preview

BotVisibility Badge

HTML embed

Replace yoursite.com with your actual domain.

<a href="https://botvisibility.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
  <img
    src="https://botvisibility.com/api/badge?url=yoursite.com"
    alt="BotVisibility Badge"
    width="400"
    height="100"
  />
</a>

Markdown embed

[![BotVisibility Badge](https://botvisibility.com/api/badge?url=yoursite.com)](https://botvisibility.com)

Dynamic vs. static badge

The ?url= version runs a live scan each time the badge is loaded (results are cached for 1 hour). This keeps your badge score current as you improve your site.

For a static badge that doesn't re-scan, use explicit parameters instead:

https://botvisibility.com/api/badge?score=22&total=30&level=2&name=Usable

Replace the numbers with your actual scan results.

Why add it?

Trust signal for AI agents

Agents can programmatically check the badge endpoint to verify your site's readiness level before investing tokens in discovery.

Developer credibility

Like SSL badges signaled security, the BotVisibility badge signals that you take AI agent access seriously.

Competitive advantage

As AI agents increasingly choose which services to interact with, being visibly agent-ready drives preference.

Token savings proof

The badge quantifies how many checks you pass — a concrete metric developers and agents both understand.