You earned the rating — let it work the door of your website too. Find your business below, pick a style, paste one line of code. Thirty seconds, free forever.
Diners check hygiene ratings before they book — on the FSA site, on Google, on the sticker by your door. A visible 4 or 5 on your own website answers the question before it's asked, around the clock.
Under the Food Hygiene Rating (Wales) Act 2013 and the equivalent NI legislation, food businesses must display their rating. In England it's voluntary — which is exactly why showing it reads as confidence.
The badge links to your official record, so it reflects every re-inspection with no code changes. Put it up once and forget it exists.
Environmental Health Officers score three things: hygienic food handling; the physical condition of the premises; and food safety management — the HACCP procedures, training and temperature records. Most dropped ratings trace back to the third one, the paperwork.
In the US, local health departments run the show: NYC letter grades (A/B/C), Chicago Pass/Fail, San Francisco 0–100 scores. The widget speaks all three.
No — the green window sticker is issued by your local authority. This is a web badge that displays your official rating from the FSA's public register, in a design made for websites.
The badge links to your official record and reflects re-inspections — no code changes needed.
No. Search, copy, paste — that's the whole setup. Free forever.