Example: verified domain
Shows that the certificate belongs to a specific website, not to a loose screenshot.Show a verifiable technical review
The AISEO Seal is the public part of certification: a visible signal linked to verifiable proof.
It is not a decorative badge. Visitors can open the certificate, view the CertiScore, check validity and see the reviewed status on a specific date.
What a live seal contains
A useful seal is not an image: it summarizes identity, result and validity in an openable element.
A live status
- Site identity
The certificate shows which domain was evaluated and with which public identifier.
- Technical result
The score summarizes status, but validity depends on checks, evidence and absence of critical blockers.
- Validity
The website changes. That is why the seal needs a date, validity and the possibility of re-audit.
What visitors see when they open the seal
The public certificate turns the widget into verifiable proof: it shows the domain, status, score, date and associated validity.
Example: CertiScore 91%
Summarizes technical status and explains the review without reading every check.Example: valid until 12/10/2026
Shows that the status has a date, expiry and re-audit option.AI-2026-00018
That identifier groups domain, score, review date, validity, status and scope. If someone clicks the seal, they must be able to verify that data.
View certificate- Verified domain
- example.com
- Certificate status
- Certified
- CertiScore
- 91/100
- Review date
- 12/06/2026
Measuring matters. Being able to prove it matters more.
The AISEO Seal turns a technical review into public, dated and accessible proof.
The seal is not decoration: it links to proof
Visitors can see what was validated, when it was reviewed and under which technical criteria. That turns an audit into a public trust signal.
Live certificate
The widget opens a public page with the identifier, domain and technical resolution.
Defensible score
The score comes from reviewable checks, not from a commercial promise or a fixed label.
Temporary validity
If the website changes or the review expires, the status must be checked again.
How it stays updated
The seal reflects a specific review. If the website evolves, AISEO can update the status so it continues to show a real and recent technical reading.
The website changes and the seal reflects its new status.
Issues are fixed and the CertiScore can rise.
The planned period ends and it is reviewed again.
The new audit confirms the updated status.