Featured on Find Extensions Badge

Featured on Find Extensions badge

Developers whose extension has an active listing on Find Extensions can embed a "Featured on find-extensions.com" badge that links back to that listing. It's a simple HTML snippet with no script or tracking, and it never implies a rating, ranking, or endorsement beyond the fact that the extension is listed.

Last updated September 26, 2026

Who can use this badge

The badge is available only to developers whose extension has an active, published listing on Find Extensions. If your extension isn't listed yet, submit it before requesting the badge.

Listing required

If your listing is removed from the directory for any reason, the badge should be removed from your site as well, since it would no longer point to a live page.

How to embed the badge

Copy the snippet below and paste it into your site's HTML wherever you want the badge to appear, such as a footer or an "as seen on" section. Replace the two placeholders with your own listing details.

<a href="https://find-extensions.com/extensions/YOUR-EXTENSION-SLUG/"
   rel="noopener"
   target="_blank"
   aria-label="Featured on find-extensions.com">
  Featured on find-extensions.com
</a>

Replace YOUR-EXTENSION-SLUG with the exact path segment of your listing's URL. If you're unsure what that is, check the address bar on your own listing page or ask us via the contact page.

Link and rel attribute rules

The badge must link directly to your extension's own listing page on find-extensions.com, not the homepage or another extension's page
Use rel="noopener" when opening the link in a new tab (target="_blank") for basic security hygiene
Do not add rel="nofollow" or rel="sponsored"; the badge is a genuine reference to your listing, not a paid placement
Keep the link text or image alt text as "Featured on find-extensions.com", written with the hyphen, so it stays recognizable and accurate

Usage rules

A few rules keep the badge honest for everyone reading it on your site.

Only display the badge while your extension has an active listing on Find Extensions
Don't alter the badge's wording to imply a rating, award, ranking, or "best of" status that we haven't published
Don't recolor, resize beyond legibility, or otherwise redesign the badge in a way that misrepresents it as a certification mark
Don't use the badge on a page for a different product, version, or company than the one listed

What the badge does and doesn't mean

No implied endorsement

The badge means your extension appears in our directory. It does not mean Find Extensions endorses, recommends, or guarantees the extension, and it does not represent a rating or award. Our verdicts, pros, and cons are on the listing page itself, described in our methodology and editorial policy.

If your listing's verdict changes after a re-review, the badge's meaning doesn't change: it always just points to whatever the current listing says.

Removing or updating the badge

If you retire the extension, rebrand it, or no longer want the badge on your site, simply remove the snippet. There's nothing to deactivate on our side. If your listing's URL ever changes, update the href to match; email us via the contact page if you're not sure whether it has.

Featured on Find Extensions badge: FAQs

Who is allowed to use the "Featured on find-extensions.com" badge?

Only developers whose extension has an active, published listing on Find Extensions. The badge links to that specific listing, so it only makes sense once the listing exists.

Does the badge mean my extension is endorsed or rated highly by Find Extensions?

No. The badge only confirms that your extension is listed in the directory. It doesn't imply a rating, award, or endorsement beyond that; our actual verdict lives on your listing page.

Is the badge free to use?

Yes. There's no charge to embed the badge once your extension has an active listing. It's a plain HTML link, not a paid placement.

What HTML do I need to add the badge to my site?

A simple anchor tag pointing to your listing's URL with rel="noopener" and the text "Featured on find-extensions.com". The full snippet is in the how-to-embed section above.

Can I style or recolor the badge to match my site's design?

Basic styling is fine as long as the badge stays legible and isn't redesigned in a way that makes it look like a certification mark, award, or rating you weren't given.

Should the badge link use rel="nofollow"?

No. Don't add rel="nofollow" or rel="sponsored", since the badge is a genuine reference to your own listing rather than a paid or untrusted link.

What happens to the badge if my extension is removed from the directory?

You should remove the badge from your site if your listing is taken down, since the link would otherwise point to a page that no longer represents your extension.

Can I link the badge to my homepage instead of my Find Extensions listing?

No. The badge must link directly to your extension's own listing page on find-extensions.com, not your homepage or any other page.

Does adding the badge affect my listing's ranking or verdict?

No. The badge is separate from how listings are evaluated. Verdicts and rankings follow the process described in our methodology, regardless of whether a developer displays the badge.

Where do I find the exact URL slug to put in the badge link?

Check the address bar on your own extension's listing page on Find Extensions for the exact path, or ask us through the contact page if you can't locate it.

Can I use the badge for a different product than the one that's listed?

No. The badge should only appear on pages for the exact product, version, and company that matches the listing it links to.

Do I need to ask permission each time I add the badge to a new page on my site?

No. Once your extension has an active listing, you can add the badge to as many of your own pages as you like, as long as it always links to your listing and follows the usage rules above.