The Partner Badge
Part of the MountDev Ops Partners documentation. Updated October 14, 2026
MountDev Ops Partners documentation | Updated October 14, 2026
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What It Is
Every approved partner and affiliate gets a badge for their own website that shows they are verified, with their current tier. It is a small script, drawn in black and white inside its own sealed area of the page, so the website's styles never change it and it never changes the website.
<script src="https://cascadiawebservices.com/badge.js" data-id="..." data-style="standard" data-theme="auto" async></script>- Six styles: standard, compact, seal, banner, text, and mini.
- Four themes: light, dark, outline, and auto (follows the visitor's light or dark setting).
- Hover or focus shows the verification card: the name, the tier, partner since, whether the website is registered, when it was checked, and View verification.
- A click opens the partner's verification page with their referral code, and sets the same attribution as their partner link, so they are credited for anyone who comes through it.
Partners pick a style and theme on their own page (Your Badge), with a live preview of every style and theme, and copy the snippet.
Where It Shows
The badge shows only on the partner's own registered websites: their website, plus any others your team adds with action partners.badge.domains (Badge on the partner's record). Anywhere else it shows nothing, and the attempt is counted. When a partner is paused or ends, it shows nothing anywhere.
What It Keeps
Only anonymous counts per website and day: how many times it was shown, and how many times it was asked for on a website that is not registered. Nothing about visitors is kept, and the script keeps nothing in the browser. The script is served with a short cache (five minutes), so a change of tier shows within minutes.
