Continuous monitoring
After approval, technical signals can be re-observed on a schedule. Monitoring reports; it does not auto-approve.
For hosting & infrastructure operators
Build customer trust. Show verification.
The ProviderCheck Trust Seal shows that your provider completed independent review and links visitors to your live verification report.
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What the ProviderCheck Seal means
It is a live status mark for an authorized domain — not a decorative badge, not a safety score, and not proof that every software license has been confirmed.
Evidence-based review
Status reflects company, ownership, infrastructure, and licensing evidence where available.
Clear visitor signal
Visitors get a simple way to open the live ProviderCheck report before they buy.
Live, domain-bound status
Copied seals do not stay green on unauthorized domains. Click through to verify.
How the seal looks
Verified (green)
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Shown only when verification is active for an authorized domain.
Not verified (red)
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A green seal is never displayed unless the current ProviderCheck status allows it.
Without vs with the Seal
Without Seal
- No live verification mark on your site
- Visitors must search ProviderCheck manually
- Harder to distinguish from unverified operators
- Static screenshots can be misused elsewhere
- No click-through to your current report
With ProviderCheck Seal
- Live status for authorized domains
- Click opens the public verification report
- Domain-bound token cannot stay green when copied
- Payment alone never turns the seal green
- Continuous monitoring can flag material changes
This is how the seal appears on a verified provider's website.
Desktop website mockups — authentic green seal vs not-verified demo state.
https://yourcompany.com
yourcompany.com
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How it appears in your footer
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https://unknown-host.example
unknown-host.example
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How it appears in your footer
ProviderCheck NOT VERIFIEDWhere the seal usually sits
Static mockups of the three placements providers use. These are illustrations, not live seals.
Footer
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The most common placement, next to legal and company links.
Floating corner
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Fixed to a bottom corner so it stays visible while scrolling.
Inline
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Placed in page content, such as beside a pricing table or checkout summary.
Check a Trust Seal
Saw a ProviderCheck seal on a website? Enter the domain it appeared on and we will tell you what our records say.
Frequently asked questions
What is the ProviderCheck Seal?
A live verification mark issued after ProviderCheck approval. It links to the public report for that provider and only stays green on authorized domains.
How is the Seal awarded?
Only after verification review is approved. Commercial payment starts the process and does not guarantee Verified status or a green seal.
How can visitors verify a Seal is real?
Click the seal. It should open the live ProviderCheck report. Confirm the domain and status on providerchecknow.com.
What if verification expires or is suspended?
The seal no longer shows as Verified. Expired verification is not the same as high risk or fraud.
Does a green seal mean every license is verified?
No. Detected software is not the same as a verified license. Unable to verify is not unlicensed.
- ✓The green seal is issued after verification — payment alone never turns it green.
- ✓Clicking the seal opens the public ProviderCheck profile.
- ✕Do not edit colors or display a static green image to fake verification.
- ✕A seal copied from another site will not stay green on an unauthorized domain.
Trust should be visible — and checkable.
Join operators using the ProviderCheck Trust Seal to show independent verification status to customers.
Get your ProviderCheck SealNo fixed public price on this page. Apply for verification to receive a plan based on your scope.