a badge visitors can checkthat you respect their choice
Turn a passing scan into a public verification page and a badge for your site. One click shows visitors that you don't track them until they say yes — and that “no” really means no.
people don't trust bannersthey trust what they can check
Most visitors assume “Reject” is ignored. The badge lets them see, from an independent test, that on your site it isn't.
Answers the question visitors have
Does “Reject” actually work here? One click on the badge shows the result of a real test, in plain words.
Proof, not a promise
A real browser loads your site before consent, after Accept and after Reject. It's measured, not self-declared.
Always the latest scan
The page updates with every scan and expires after 90 days without one, so it can't outlive the result.
Honest when it isn't
Drop below 70 and the badge says “Not verified” instead of hiding it. That's why visitors can believe it when it says yes.
Trust where people decide
Put it next to your banner, in the footer or at checkout — the moments people wonder what happens to their data.
No script, no cookies
The badge is a plain image link. It runs no code on your site and sets no cookies, so it never becomes part of the problem.
earn it in three stepskeep it by staying compliant
Scan your site
Paste your URL. A real browser checks your banner, cookies and policy in about two minutes.
Reach 70+
Fix what the report finds — yourself, or with your AI coding tool over MCP — and re-scan.
Switch on the badge
Open Badge in your report, pick a style, and paste one line of HTML into your site.
One line of HTML
<a href="https://gdprfix.eu/verify/yourshop.com"><img src="https://gdprfix.eu/api/badge/…" alt="Cookie compliance verified by GDPR Fix"></a>Your report gives you the exact snippet for your site.
Four styles
the badge never claimsmore than the data
score on the latest scan to show “Verified”
until it expires without a new scan
updates the badge and the page, pass or fail
questionsanswered
What does the badge cost?
Nothing extra. Any site whose latest scan scores 70 or more, from the last 90 days, can switch it on from its report.
Is it a legal certification?
No. It shows that an automated scan found your site asking for consent before tracking, letting visitors say no as easily as yes, and disclosing its cookies. It's a technical check of cookies and consent, not a legal audit of everything a business does with personal data.
What happens if my score drops?
The badge and the page always show your latest scan. If it scores below 70, both say “Not verified”; if there's no scan for 90 days, they say “Verification expired”. Re-scan to renew.
Does the badge track my visitors?
No. It's an image inside a link: no JavaScript, no cookies, nothing to add to your cookie policy.
Where does the badge link to?
To a public page on our site for your domain, like /verify/yourshop.com, with your score, the checks and the date of the last scan.
Can I turn it off?
Any time, from the report. The verification page then stops existing and the image stops showing a result.