For site owners
Keep your site and domain. Submit an existing website for human review; BAUD Native remains optional.
Make your site BAUD Native
Choose the owner submission path and request Native integration. Immediately after submitting, BAUD displays a one-time verification token. Save it: the server keeps only its hash, so it cannot show the original token again. Place it in the requested meta tag or create a plain text file at https://example.com/.well-known/baud-verification.txt (replace example.com with your own domain). BAUD checks this address to confirm that you control the website. Add the Native helper snippet shown after submission to your website’s HTML head as well. The moderator checks ownership and the helper before granting Native status. Your website must also allow embedding in BAUD. This enables verified .baud links while your normal website stays unchanged.
Where do I add the helper?
The helper lets your pages communicate with BAUD while someone browses your site. Keep it installed after verification.
- Separate HTML files you edit by hand: Copy the helper snippet into every HTML page, including all subpages. Put it just before
</head>near the top of each file. Adding it only to your homepage is not enough. - WordPress or a website with a shared template: You do not need to edit every page separately. Add the helper once to the shared
<head>in your theme or template, or use your website’s setting for adding code to the head of all pages. Make sure it applies to your entire site. The helper will then be included automatically on pages using that template.
Need help? Feel free to contact us at info[at]baudweb.com (replace [at] with @).
Add a BAUD badge
Open the Badge page, enter your approved .baud address, and copy the generated HTML into your website. The badge links visitors back to your BAUD POINT.
A recommendation cannot become Native automatically. Native status requires participation and verification by the site owner.