The badge

[ about the badge ]

Display the badge on your site and keep a dofollow link back to your listing. We re-check it weekly. Any of the 2 styles below qualifies; pick the one that fits your site.

[ dark ]

html

<a href="https://www.tools.rodeo" title="Featured on Tools Rodeo">
  <img src="https://www.tools.rodeo/badge/tools-rodeo-badge-dark-33368f08.svg"
       alt="Featured on Tools Rodeo" width="216" height="64"/>
</a>

react

export function DirectoryBadge() {
  return (
    <a href="https://www.tools.rodeo" title="Featured on Tools Rodeo">
      <img src="https://www.tools.rodeo/badge/tools-rodeo-badge-dark-33368f08.svg"
           alt="Featured on Tools Rodeo" width={216} height={64} />
    </a>
  );
}

prompt for your coding agent

Add the "Featured on Tools Rodeo" badge to this site.

Use this exact HTML, unchanged:

<a href="https://www.tools.rodeo" title="Featured on Tools Rodeo">
  <img src="https://www.tools.rodeo/badge/tools-rodeo-badge-dark-33368f08.svg"
       alt="Featured on Tools Rodeo" width="216" height="64"/>
</a>

On a React or Next.js site, use this component instead. Keep the plain
<a> and <img> tags: next/link adds nothing for an external link, and
next/image refuses a cross-host image without remotePatterns config
and would proxy a small badge through your site for nothing:

export function ToolsRodeoBadge() {
  return (
    <a href="https://www.tools.rodeo" title="Featured on Tools Rodeo">
      <img src="https://www.tools.rodeo/badge/tools-rodeo-badge-dark-33368f08.svg"
           alt="Featured on Tools Rodeo" width={216} height={64} />
    </a>
  );
}

Place it on the site's root page (the page served at /), in a sensible
spot such as the footer. Pick the spot yourself; if nothing fits, ask me
where. If this badge style clashes with the site's design, ask me before
switching: https://www.tools.rodeo/badge lists the other styles. A
style switch changes only the badge file in the img src; the href stays
exactly as it is, including any ?ref= it carries.

The verification checker rejects the badge unless all of these hold:
- The link points at the https://www.tools.rodeo landing page, never a
  deeper Tools Rodeo URL. Query parameters are fine: keep a ?ref= that is
  already in the href.
- The link carries no rel="nofollow", rel="sponsored" or rel="ugc".
- The badge is served to every visitor, in every region, unconditionally,
  not behind an A/B test, a geo variant or a cookie.

When the badge is live, tell me, so I can re-run the check on Tools Rodeo.

[ light ]

html

<a href="https://www.tools.rodeo" title="Featured on Tools Rodeo">
  <img src="https://www.tools.rodeo/badge/tools-rodeo-badge-light-84d414df.svg"
       alt="Featured on Tools Rodeo" width="216" height="64"/>
</a>

react

export function DirectoryBadge() {
  return (
    <a href="https://www.tools.rodeo" title="Featured on Tools Rodeo">
      <img src="https://www.tools.rodeo/badge/tools-rodeo-badge-light-84d414df.svg"
           alt="Featured on Tools Rodeo" width={216} height={64} />
    </a>
  );
}

prompt for your coding agent

Add the "Featured on Tools Rodeo" badge to this site.

Use this exact HTML, unchanged:

<a href="https://www.tools.rodeo" title="Featured on Tools Rodeo">
  <img src="https://www.tools.rodeo/badge/tools-rodeo-badge-light-84d414df.svg"
       alt="Featured on Tools Rodeo" width="216" height="64"/>
</a>

On a React or Next.js site, use this component instead. Keep the plain
<a> and <img> tags: next/link adds nothing for an external link, and
next/image refuses a cross-host image without remotePatterns config
and would proxy a small badge through your site for nothing:

export function ToolsRodeoBadge() {
  return (
    <a href="https://www.tools.rodeo" title="Featured on Tools Rodeo">
      <img src="https://www.tools.rodeo/badge/tools-rodeo-badge-light-84d414df.svg"
           alt="Featured on Tools Rodeo" width={216} height={64} />
    </a>
  );
}

Place it on the site's root page (the page served at /), in a sensible
spot such as the footer. Pick the spot yourself; if nothing fits, ask me
where. If this badge style clashes with the site's design, ask me before
switching: https://www.tools.rodeo/badge lists the other styles. A
style switch changes only the badge file in the img src; the href stays
exactly as it is, including any ?ref= it carries.

The verification checker rejects the badge unless all of these hold:
- The link points at the https://www.tools.rodeo landing page, never a
  deeper Tools Rodeo URL. Query parameters are fine: keep a ?ref= that is
  already in the href.
- The link carries no rel="nofollow", rel="sponsored" or rel="ugc".
- The badge is served to every visitor, in every region, unconditionally,
  not behind an A/B test, a geo variant or a cookie.

When the badge is live, tell me, so I can re-run the check on Tools Rodeo.

[ the rules ]

The link must point at our landing page: https://www.tools.rodeo, exactly as in the snippets. A link to any deeper page does not count.
The link must stay dofollow. A rel containing nofollow, sponsored or ugc does not count.
We re-check weekly. If the link disappears, your listing's link drops to nofollow until you re-verify.
We look on the page you list, or that host's front page, and we mean the exact host, not the wider registrable domain, so a badge on a different subdomain doesn't count.
Our checker identifies as toolsrodeobot/1.0 (what it does). Allow-list it if your site blocks unknown bots.