

The trust-badge row beneath the add-to-cart button on a single product page.
Badgevo shows a row of secure-checkout badges after the add-to-cart button, under a short heading like “Guaranteed safe checkout”. The idea is simple: put a reminder that the store is safe right where the shopper decides whether to buy.
The plugin includes ten hand-drawn inline 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 pick which ones to show, write the heading (or turn the heading off), choose whether a short caption such as “Secure checkout” prints under each icon, and set the icon colour.
It is built to stay out of the way:
prefers-reduced-motion.currentColor.The source lives on GitHub at github.com/wppoland/badgevo if you want to read the code or report a bug.
[trust_badges] shortcode.A settings page under the WooCommerce menu lets you:
Badgevo Pro is a separate paid plugin that extends Badgevo.
Included in Badgevo:
Badgevo Pro adds:
The free edition is not a trial and its features stay available without a time limit.
Badgevo does not connect to any external services. Every badge is a bundled inline SVG served from your own site, so the storefront output loads nothing from third parties and the plugin makes no network requests. Your choices (the heading, selected badges and icon colour) are kept on your own site in a single trust_settings option, alongside a trust_db_version marker; both are removed when you delete the plugin. The plugin sends no email and stores no visitor or customer data.
Badgevo is fully translatable and ships the badgevo.pot template. Translations are delivered by WordPress.org language packs from translate.wordpress.org, which is where Polish, German and Spanish are being contributed; the package itself carries no compiled translation files.