Embeddable uptime badge

One line of HTML. A live uptime badge anywhere.

Drop a JS-free SVG badge into your site footer, README or docs. It shows your live status or 30-day uptime, served from your Everguardly status page — and every embed links back to it.

statusoperationaluptime99.98%statusdegraded

Embed with HTML

<a href="https://everguardly.com/status/your-slug">
  <img
    src="https://everguardly.com/status/your-slug/badge.svg"
    alt="Service status"
  />
</a>

Embed in a README (Markdown)

[![Uptime](https://everguardly.com/status/your-slug/badge.svg?style=uptime)](https://everguardly.com/status/your-slug)

Use ?style=status for a status pill or ?style=uptime for a 30-day uptime percentage.

Frequently asked questions

What is the uptime badge?
A small SVG image you can embed anywhere — site footer, README, docs — that shows your current status or 30-day uptime, served live from your Everguardly status page. It's plain SVG, so it needs no JavaScript and adds no layout shift.
How do I add it?
Copy one line of HTML (or Markdown) pointing the image at /status/<your-slug>/badge.svg. Use ?style=status for a status pill or ?style=uptime for a 30-day uptime percentage. The badge links back to your full status page.
Does it slow my page down?
No. The badge is a cached SVG with a fixed size, so there is no JavaScript, no layout shift and negligible weight. It is edge-cached for 60 seconds.
What does it show if my page is private?
For private or unknown pages the badge renders a neutral "status: unknown" instead of a broken image, so embedding it never breaks your layout.

Show your uptime with pride.

Spin up a status page, copy the badge snippet, and let every embed point traffic back to you.