SpeedCert verifies a website's real identity (business registration) and technical security before issuing a public, verifiable certificate — displayed as a badge on the site. Checks run continuously, so the badge always reflects the site's real status. Built for businesses that want to prove they're legitimate in a world where anyone can spin up a site that looks real.
No reviews yetBe the first to leave a review for SpeedCert
Maker
📌
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built SpeedCert after noticing how easy it is for anyone to create a website that looks like a real, trustworthy business — with no way for visitors to actually verify that.
SpeedCert checks a site's real business identity and technical security, then issues a public certificate and a badge the site can display. Checks re-run continuously, so the badge always reflects the current state, not a one-time snapshot.
This is a solo-built project, still early — I'd love any honest feedback, especially from anyone who runs a site and cares about trust signals for visitors.
Report
Tested it on a small site of mine and the badge actually pulled up my real registration details, which felt oddly satisfying. The continuous monitoring piece is the part I'd want most, since fake sites usually only look legit at launch.
Report
One thing that would make this even more useful for visitors is if the badge included a short plain-language summary of what was checked, like "business registered 2019, SSL valid, no malware detected" right next to the seal. Most people won't click through to verify, so giving them the key trust signals at a glance would really help.
Tested it on a small site of mine and the badge actually pulled up my real registration details, which felt oddly satisfying. The continuous monitoring piece is the part I'd want most, since fake sites usually only look legit at launch.
One thing that would make this even more useful for visitors is if the badge included a short plain-language summary of what was checked, like "business registered 2019, SSL valid, no malware detected" right next to the seal. Most people won't click through to verify, so giving them the key trust signals at a glance would really help.