The independent verified badge for agentic commerce
Show shoppers and AI agents that your store is verified — with a live, auto-updating badge that links back to your status page.
The only neutral, independent UCP badgeTwo badges, both live
Every verified store gets two badges — pick the one that fits, or use both. Each renders straight from our daily checks, so when your result changes, the badge changes. No screenshots to update.
The simple trust mark — shows whether your store is verified. Best for a storefront footer.
The full agent-readiness grade, SSL-Labs style. Best when your score is something to show off.
Status badge
Example: devucp.netsgroup.com. Your own snippets are pre-filled on your status page.
[](https://ucpchecker.com/status/devucp.netsgroup.com)<a href="https://ucpchecker.com/status/devucp.netsgroup.com"><img src="https://ucpchecker.com/badge/devucp.netsgroup.com" alt="UCP Status — devucp.netsgroup.com"></a>Score badge
Example: devucp.netsgroup.com. Shows the live UCP Score and letter grade.
[](https://ucpchecker.com/status/devucp.netsgroup.com)<a href="https://ucpchecker.com/status/devucp.netsgroup.com"><img src="https://ucpchecker.com/score/devucp.netsgroup.com/badge.svg" alt="UCP Score — devucp.netsgroup.com"></a>Add your badge in three steps
Pass verification
Once your /.well-known/ucp manifest validates against the spec, your store is verified.
Copy your badge
Grab the status badge, the score badge, or both — Markdown or HTML — from your status page or the templates below.
One-click snippets for your platform
Replace your-store.com with your domain. Each snippet includes both badges — delete whichever line you don't want. The images auto-update, and the links point back to your live status page.
<!-- Status badge -->
<a href="https://ucpchecker.com/status/your-store.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
<img src="https://ucpchecker.com/badge/your-store.com" alt="UCP Status" height="28" loading="lazy">
</a>
<!-- Score badge -->
<a href="https://ucpchecker.com/status/your-store.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
<img src="https://ucpchecker.com/score/your-store.com/badge.svg" alt="UCP Score" height="28" loading="lazy">
</a>
<!-- Status badge -->
<a href="https://ucpchecker.com/status/your-store.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
<img src="https://ucpchecker.com/badge/your-store.com" alt="UCP Status" height="28" loading="lazy">
</a>
<!-- Score badge -->
<a href="https://ucpchecker.com/status/your-store.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
<img src="https://ucpchecker.com/score/your-store.com/badge.svg" alt="UCP Score" height="28" loading="lazy">
</a>
[](https://ucpchecker.com/status/your-store.com)
[](https://ucpchecker.com/status/your-store.com)
https://ucpchecker.com/status/your-store.com always shows the exact snippet, pre-filled with your domain.
Stores running the badge
Verified merchants already display it on their storefronts — every badge is a live link back to an independent status page.
Trust shoppers and agents can verify
It's the only independent verified badge for agentic commerce.
A badge from a platform or a paid tool is a logo. A badge from a neutral reference is a verifiable claim — it links to a live, third-party status page that anyone (or any agent) can check. The status reflects our daily re-checks, so it can't go stale or be faked.
And it works both ways: every badge in the wild is a live backlink to an independent record of your readiness — the same way an SSL grade or a W3C-valid mark signals trust on the open web.
Frequently asked questions
Is the badge free?
What's the difference between the two badges?
Do the badges update automatically?
What does "verified" mean?
/.well-known/ucp that passes validation against the current spec, and that an AI agent can reach it. The linked status page shows the full result.Do I have to be on Shopify?
Where does the badge link to?
https://ucpchecker.com/status/your-store.com — a permanent, third-party record of your UCP readiness that shoppers and agents can verify.Get the agentic commerce digest every Monday
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