Showing "Powered by Exponential"
This page is for partners who build sites for customers. A small credit on a live site is one of the simplest ways to help the project: it shows that real organizations use Exponential.
In the program
"'Powered by Exponential' site badge" earns 500 points, and "Customer site running Exponential" earns 1,000 (https://exponential.earth/partner/requirements, read 18 October 2026). Where an official badge graphic is published is not stated; ask the partner team. A text credit works everywhere.
Rules
- Only on sites that run Exponential. Not on sites built with other systems.
- Only with the customer's consent. The site belongs to the customer; ask, and put the agreement in the contract.
- Honest wording. "Powered by Exponential" or "Built with Exponential". Not "Certified by Exponential".
- Link to the project, https://exponential.earth/, not to a page that suggests the customer endorses you.
- Accessible. A text link, or an image with a meaningful alt text ("Powered by Exponential"), readable contrast, keyboard reachable.
Placement
| Placement | Notes |
|---|---|
| Footer, next to the copyright | Most common and least intrusive |
| "About this site" page | A sentence and a link |
| Credits page | Together with your own credit as the builder |
Example text:
Powered by Exponential — https://exponential.earth/
Site by <Partner> — <partner URL>When a customer says no
Respect it. Many organizations do not want third-party credits on their sites. You can still log the project as a "customer site running Exponential" if the customer agrees to be named privately to the partner team, and ask for a reference instead (Customer references).
Related pages
- Using partner logos and the certified mark
- The points system
- Customer references
- Free documentation: this page is free to copy, translate and improve under the GNU FDL 1.3.