Verified domains connect dated PageLens AI evidence to a site owner. Once a domain is verified, you can publish a PageLens AI credential and badge that link to the latest completed public audit and its history.
Claim a domain
Open Verified domains from your account menu. PageLens AI groups scans by domain, then asks you to prove that you control the site before publishing owner-managed badge surfaces.
Verification usually requires adding a token or following the instructions shown in the domain flow.
Which scan appears
The badge shows the latest completed, public, non-trial scan attached to the verified domain. Private, trial, failed, and in-progress scans never replace the published score. Earlier public scans remain in the evidence history.
Evidence dates, not expiry
The credential remains active when its scan evidence becomes historical. PageLens shows the evidence date instead of describing an older result as current or expiring the record. Use a manual re-scan or Health Watch when you want a newly measured score.
What the badge means
The badge is not a security certification or legal warranty. It records that PageLens confirmed domain control and measured the site on the displayed date. Ownership verification and website evidence have separate dates. A new scan updates the measured score; an ownership re-check only confirms control of the domain.
The credential can be disabled if the owner makes it private, releases the domain, loses a required entitlement, or PageLens revokes it for integrity reasons. It is not disabled merely because time passes.
Troubleshooting
If verification fails, check that the token is on the exact hostname PageLens AI asks for, that redirects are not stripping it, and that the page is reachable by a normal browser.