If you have shipped something on the odds API and you want to say where the numbers come from, this is the mark to use. It is optional, it is free, and putting it up gets you a featured listing on Built with PuntersEdge that links to your project.
badge-wide-light.svg · 225×36badge-compact-light.svg · 122×32badge-flat.svg · 175×20badge-wide-dark.svg · 225×36badge-compact-dark.svg · 122×32badge-flat-plain.svg · 160×20A provenance mark. It says the odds on your page came from a named source that a reader can go and check, which is a different and more useful claim than "live odds". Six SVG files, the largest 3.6 KB on disk and 1.5 KB gzipped over the wire. No script, no cookie, no tracking pixel, no webfont, no external reference of any kind — open one in a text editor and the entire thing is there.
The wordmark is the real PuntersEdge lockup as vector outlines, so it renders identically on every machine without downloading a font. Each file declares its own width and height, so it reserves its box and never shifts your layout.
Nothing about your plan, your rate limit, your credits or your support depends on it. There is no discount for displaying it and no penalty for not. If you would rather not put someone else's logo on your product, that is a completely normal preference and you can still submit to Built with PuntersEdge without it.
Attribution is a separate thing from the badge. Whether you are required to attribute is a matter of which plan you are on — see the licence ladder. The badge is one convenient way to satisfy that if you are on a plan that asks for it, but plain text is equally fine.
A featured listing on Built with PuntersEdge: your project name, your one-liner, your description, and a link — a real link, no nofollow, no sponsored — to your site, repo or store page, plus a second link on your name or company if you want one.
That page is small and it is not pretending otherwise. What it has is the right readers: people who are already looking at an Australian odds API and are trying to work out whether anyone has actually built anything real with it. If you are selling a tool to that person, there is not a cheaper place to be seen.
Tell us when it is live — drop us a line — or just say so on the submission form and we will go and look.
The one rule. Do not use the badge in a way that implies PuntersEdge endorses a gambling product. It marks where your data comes from — nothing more. Keep it off betting slips, sign-up flows, bonus and promo pages, deposit screens, and anything selling tips or inducements to bet. A footer, an about page, a methodology or data-sources page, a README, an API docs page: all fine. If you are not sure, ask before you ship it and we will give you a straight answer.
| File | Size | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
badge-wide-light.svg | 225×36 | "Data powered by" in a light footer. Start here. |
badge-wide-dark.svg | 225×36 | The same, on a dark footer. |
badge-compact-light.svg | 122×32 | Just the lockup — a row of "powered by" logos. |
badge-compact-dark.svg | 122×32 | The same, dark. |
badge-flat.svg | 175×20 | READMEs, beside your CI and npm badges. |
badge-flat-plain.svg | 160×20 | The same, without the PE mark. |
All six are at https://puntersedge.online/static/badge/.
Swap example.com for your own domain. That is the only edit that matters — it is how we tell one embedding site from another, and it is the difference between knowing the badge works and guessing.
In HTML, write & between the two UTM parameters. In JSX and Markdown, a plain & is correct.
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