Plugin configuration
A written setup scope for your store, theme and current plugin stack.
Request configurationBadgevo
Badgevo adds a row of trust and secure-checkout badges next to add-to-cart, with a short heading such as Guaranteed safe checkout. Shoppers see your store is safe right at the buy decision. Inline SVGs, CSS-only on the storefront, no external requests.
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At the buy decision, shoppers wonder whether payment is safe and the store can be trusted. Missing trust signals raise checkout abandonment.
Pure presentation, zero bloat, trust signals that do not slow the store down.
Ten SVG badges: secure checkout, SSL, money-back guarantee, verified store, free shipping, card payment, wallet, support, privacy and satisfaction.
Choose which of the ten bundled badges to show.
All bundled badges are inline SVGs from your own site, nothing loads from third parties, no tracking.
The badge row is CSS-only with no storefront JavaScript.
Badges expose accessible names, the row is a semantic list, and motion respects prefers-reduced-motion.
Pick the icon colour; badges inherit it via currentColor.
Render the badge row anywhere shortcodes are supported.
The settings screen shows how your heading reads above the badges.
Pick your badges and add the first row to a product page.
Activate Badgevo alongside WooCommerce.
In WooCommerce > Trust Badges, write a heading and choose bundled badges.
Show the row after add-to-cart on product pages, or drop it anywhere with the [trust_badges] shortcode.
When conversion and speed both matter, trust signals without external assets.
Safety signals next to the buy button reduce hesitation at checkout.
No external images and no storefront JavaScript, no layout shift.
Accessible badges with names and reduced-motion support.
A slim, fixed secure-checkout bar pinned to the bottom of single product pages with custom messages and colors.
Show seasonal or campaign badges during date and time ranges, reverting automatically for both row and bar.
Choose a custom badge list on the product General tab for the badge row and sticky bar on that product page.
Lightweight per-badge view counters via trust/badges_rendered (shipped).
Configure the sticky bar and display schedules under WooCommerce > Trust Bar (Pro).
12 additional inline-SVG badges, curated preset sets and visual pickers (shipped).
PRO keeps everything in the free plugin and adds the modules below.
How Badgevo compares to the popular WooCommerce trust badges plugins.
| Badgevo | Trust Badges | |
|---|---|---|
| Free version | Yes | Yes |
| Bundled badge library | Yes | Yes |
| No external requests (self-hosted SVG) | Yes | - |
| Shortcode placement | Yes | Yes |
| Per-product badge sets | Pro | - |
| Badge impression analytics | Pro | - |
| Open source (GPLv2) | Yes | GPL |
| Paid plan price | from €19/yr | Free + premium |
Competitor data and pricing as of June 2026; check the vendors' sites for current pricing.
FREE covers a complete trust-badge row. Badgevo Pro adds a sticky trust bar, seasonal badge schedules and per-product badge sets.
Every plugin has its own documentation with setup walkthroughs. Bugs and questions go to the public GitHub repository for that plugin, we answer in the open.
Maintenance status
This plugin is maintained. We have announced no end-of-support date, and when we do it will say so here and in a release.
Send the store context in writing. You will receive a scoped recommendation, without a sales call.
A written setup scope for your store, theme and current plugin stack.
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Yes. Badgevo requires an active WooCommerce installation because it inserts the badge row after the add-to-cart button on the single product page. Without WooCommerce active the plugin renders no badges. The [trust_badges] shortcode also depends on WooCommerce.
No. All ten badges are inline SVGs served from your own site, so the storefront loads nothing from third parties and makes no network requests. The plugin contains no tracking or analytics. Your settings are stored in a single trust_settings option on your site.
Badgevo includes ten hand-drawn SVG badges: secure checkout, SSL encrypted, money-back guarantee, verified store, free shipping, card payment, digital wallet, 24/7 support, privacy protected and satisfaction. You choose which to show on the settings screen. They all use currentColor so they inherit the icon colour you pick.
No. The badge row is CSS-only and adds no JavaScript on the storefront. The stylesheet loads only where the badges actually appear, and when badges are disabled nothing loads at all. As a result Badgevo does not cause layout shift (CLS).
Yes. Use the [trust_badges] shortcode to render the row anywhere shortcodes are supported, such as content, a widget or a block. You can also turn off the show-on-product option and place the row only by hand. The shortcode renders the same selected badges as the automatic row.
Yes. Quotlet adds a request-a-quote path and Respondo handles pre-sale questions. Badgevo complements them with trust signals at the buy decision.
Badgevo ships bundled self-hosted SVG badges with colour theming, no external requests, and no layout shift for free, adding a sticky trust bar, per-product sets, and impression analytics in its paid edition from €19/yr. The free Trust Badges plugin offers a large prebuilt library with a premium upgrade and a GPL core. Badgevo focuses on performance and accessibility with zero third-party calls. Pricing as of June 2026.
Inline SVGs, CSS-only output and a shortcode. The full FREE edition under GPL.
Get it on WordPress.orgFREE is a complete trust-badge row, PRO adds a sticky trust bar, badge schedules, per-product badge sets, badge analytics and an expanded badge library.