StackDrop badges
If your tool is on StackDrop, you can show it on your site. Each badge says something that's already true on our pages: we list your tool, we wrote about it in the newsletter, or it launched that week.
Badges can't be bought, and affiliate deals don't affect them.
We may earn a commission from some listed tools. That never decides who gets a badge.
Listed on StackDrop
For every tool on a StackDrop use-case page.
StackDrop Pick
For the tool we suggest trying first for one use case. One per use case.
Covered in the StackDrop newsletter
For tools we wrote about in a newsletter issue. Sponsored sections don't count.
Just launched on StackDrop
For tools added to Just launched that week.
How it works
- Copy the code and paste it into your site's HTML. It's a plain image and link, with no script and no tracking pixel.
- The badge links to your tool on StackDrop. The link carries a tag so we can see visits that come from badges.
- You don't need a badge to be listed, and we never ask for a link in return.
- If a badge stops being true, for example a tool comes off StackDrop, we update or withdraw the image.
- Something wrong on your listing? Email hello@stackdrop.ai.
Using a badge
- Only the tool a badge was issued for can show it.
- Embed it from our link, exactly as we supply it. Don't edit, recolor or redraw it.
- A badge means only what it says. It isn't an endorsement of anything else about your tool.
- We can update or withdraw a badge at any time. If a badge stops being true, the image changes on its own, usually to the Listed badge.
- If you saved a copy of the image, remove it when we withdraw the badge.
- If your tool comes off StackDrop, stop using the badge.
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