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For listed tools

The EffectHub badge

One line of HTML. A 220×48 SVG that says your tool is listed, checked and still alive — and links back to your page in the catalog.

Free listing

$0

Costs the badge. Put it on your own site once your listing is live — a footer, an “as seen on” strip, a press page, anywhere public — and press check in your dashboard. We read the page and tell you exactly what we found.

  • · Our image URL, not a downloaded copy
  • · Wrapped in a followable link to your listing
  • · On a page of your own domain

Paid listing

$24

No badge owed, nothing to install, reviewed within 48 hours. Same checks and the same possible rejection as the free queue — paying moves you up the queue and settles the backlink, it never buys a yes.

  • · The badge is still yours to use if you want it
  • · No “sponsored” label, no rank boost — those are not for sale

What it looks like

The real SVG, rendered now for 008 Agent — dark and light, both 220×48.

008 Agent — Featured on EffectHub
008 Agent — Featured on EffectHub, light variant

No script tag, no tracking pixel, no external font — one static SVG served straight from effecthub.net.

Proof, not decoration

The image only renders for a live, published listing. Pull the tool and the badge 404s — which is exactly why a visitor can trust it.

A link that points both ways

Your badge links to your EffectHub page. That page links out to your site. Two permanent, crawlable links instead of one.

Show where you rank

Earn a spot in the top 20 of your category and the badge says so — the position is read from the catalog on every fetch, never typed in by hand.

How to get yours

  1. 1. Get listed — submit the tool and wait for the review. The badge does not render until the listing is live, so there is nothing to install before then.
  2. 2. Open your dashboard and pick the tool. The builder sits there, filled in with your slug and name, next to the check.
  3. 3. Paste and check — copy the line into your site, then press check. A pass is recorded against the listing; a fail says which part is wrong.