See the seal as you browse
The free Reputfy Seal Check extension for Chrome, Edge and Brave shows a green seal next to the address bar on sealed websites, and beside sealed sites in Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo results. It checks only the website's name against our records and keeps no browsing history.
Until it is listed in the Chrome Web Store: unzip the file, open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, choose Load unpacked and pick the unzipped folder.
Show the live seal on your own website
Businesses that hold the seal can copy their seal script from the Seal page in the dashboard. It looks like this:
<script src="https://reputfy.com/seal.js" data-cert="RPF-2026-ABC123" async></script>The seal checks itself each time the page loads, shows as verified only on the website you registered, and disappears if the seal lapses. Add data-favicon="on" to place a small green seal on your site's tab icon while the seal is valid.
Why not the padlock?
The padlock in the address bar belongs to the browser: it confirms a secure connection, and no website or company can put its own sign there. Search engines also do not show third-party badges in results. The extension is the honest way to put the seal beside the address bar and in search results, for everyone who installs it.