The ten checks, by name
The certificate view lists every check with its own verdict: from Tracker Inventory through AI Disclosure to Cleanup and Re-Test. No summary claims, no self-praise. The checks speak.
Trust seals failed because they asked visitors to take a picture's word for it. The SiteTrust badge opens. It shows what was checked, when, and what comes next, on a site watched for the two biggest hidden risks: undisclosed AI and tracking without consent.
Every Trusted Site plan includes the badge. The scan is where it starts.
SiteTrust Trusted Site·last reviewed August 2026


A visitor who clicks your badge gets the three things no logo can give them.
The certificate view lists every check with its own verdict: from Tracker Inventory through AI Disclosure to Cleanup and Re-Test. No summary claims, no self-praise. The checks speak.
Every badge carries its last review date and its next scheduled one. Reviews run on a schedule, so the badge never outlives the truth behind it.
Every badge matches a listing on the public SiteTrust registry. Customers, insurers, and lawyers can look a site up without asking anyone's permission.
A generation of website seals taught visitors one lesson: a picture proves nothing. We agree. That is why ours is not a picture.
No application essay, no committee. The standard is the ten checks. Pass them and the badge is yours to display.
Ten checks against the Trusted Site standard, starting with undisclosed AI and tracking without consent. The report shows where you stand.
Every finding has a fix path included in your plan: disclosure, consent that asks first, policies that match reality, legal pages that hold up.
A Trusted Site passes all ten checks. Strict by design, and every finding is fixable. When your site meets the standard, the badge goes live.
Your site joins the public registry and reviews continue on schedule. The badge stays current because the checking never stops.
Reviews run on your plan's rhythm. Verify sites carry a live scan every quarter and an independent review twice a year; Audit sites are scanned monthly and assessed quarterly.
The record reflects the site as it is. If a review finds the standard is no longer met, the fix path opens and the record shows the site is under review until it passes again.
That strictness is your asset. When the standard is hard to fake, holding it says something.
The badge comes with all three Trusted Site plans. The plans differ in how much proof you publish and how often it refreshes.
The badge itself shows your status and your last review date. Clicking it opens the certificate view: all ten checks by name, the verdict on each, the last review, and the next scheduled one.
Yes. Disclose, Verify, and Audit all include the badge and the certificate view. Verify adds the public registry listing, a live scan every quarter, and independent verification twice a year; Audit adds a monthly scan and quarterly assessments.
The report names what failed and the fix path in your plan handles it. The badge goes live when your site passes all ten. Strict by design, and every finding is fixable.
The image can be copied; the record cannot. The certificate view is served by SiteTrust, not by the site displaying the badge, and every real badge matches a listing on the public registry.
The scan is free. The report names what it finds. A Trusted Site handles the rest.
The free report arrives by email - No card required - Plans from $299/year