One line of Markdown drops a live badge into your README, docs, or site. It shows how many people back you, and it updates on its own.
Free on every plan.
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Three of the styles you can generate. Counts are examples.
Almost nobody visits your wall on purpose. They see your project, your repo, your newsletter — and if there is nothing there to click, that is the end of it. The badge fixes that. It sits where your work already is, shows a real number that goes up, and turns every reader into someone who knows they can back you. Copy it once and it keeps working with no effort from you.
Getting backed has a live builder — pick the shape, size, theme, color and label, and watch the preview change.
One button each. Markdown for a README, HTML for a website or docs page.
Top of your README, your docs footer, your newsletter, your project site. It works cross-origin, so GitHub renders it fine.
The count refreshes on its own as backers join. You never touch the snippet again.
The badge is a plain SVG, so it renders anywhere an image does and stays crisp on any screen. Everything about it is set with simple options on the URL.
Free to join. Your wall is live in minutes, and every backer after that is public credit.