With the score badge you can display the current performance score of a monitored domain publicly on your own website — for example in the footer, similar to an SSL seal or a trust badge. Visitors see immediately that the site is checked continuously, and can verify the value with a click.
Example: 
— the live badge of turbopress.de; one click leads to the verification page.
Requirements
- A scheduled scan (monitoring) for the domain in question — one-off or guest scans do not support a badge, because the value would go stale quickly
- Available on all plans, no upgrade needed
Activating the badge
- Go to Scheduled scans
- Open the edit form of the entry you want
- Switch on "Enable the score badge for this domain"
- Save — a ready-made embed code appears underneath, ready to copy
<a href="https://turbometrics.io/verified/YOUR_SLUG" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
<img src="https://turbometrics.io/badge/YOUR_SLUG.svg" alt="turbometrics performance score" width="150" height="30">
</a>
Add the code anywhere on your website — for example in the footer template of your CMS.
What the badge shows
The badge itself only shows the current score figure, deliberately without a traffic-light colour — so embedding it is worthwhile regardless of the current value. A click leads to the public verification page with a score ring, a rating (Very good/Good/Room for improvement/Critical) and the date of the last scan.
If the scheduled scan is paused, or if no scan has run for more than 14 days, the badge shows n/a in grey instead of a figure that may be out of date.
Updating
The badge image is cached server-side for up to 30 minutes; depending on where your visitors are, an upstream CDN cache can extend this to up to 24 hours. That is enough for a live trust signal — the badge is not a real-time monitoring tool.
Deactivating the badge
Switch the toggle in the edit form back off and save. The badge then shows n/a instead of a score. You do not have to remove code you have already embedded — it starts working again automatically if you re-enable the badge later (the address stays stable).