Social card and badges
An open page is made to be shared. Its link brings its own preview image, its numbers can go on your website as live badges, and it looks right on any screen, in light or dark.
The social card
When someone shares your page on X, LinkedIn, Slack, iMessage or anywhere else that shows link previews, the link comes with a card: your name and favicon, your MRR, the growth pill, ARR and your MRR curve. Open the Social card tab in the preview to see it.
The card follows your settings and updates with your numbers every day:
- A growth-only page gets a card with the growth multiple and no amounts.
- A page without history gets a card with today's MRR, customers and ARR, and no curve.
- A password page gets a card with your name and "Private metrics", never a number.
Social networks keep their own copy of a link preview for a while. If you shared the link before a change, the old card may show there until the network fetches it again.
Badges
A badge is a small image with one live number that links to your page. Put it in a GitHub README, your website's footer, a pitch page or a Notion page. It updates by itself every day.
Open the Badge tab in the preview and choose:
- The number: MRR, ARR, customers or MRR growth.
- The style: a compact Pill or a small Card.
- Light or Dark, to suit where you put it.
- Markdown (for READMEs and Notion) or HTML (for websites).
Then click Copy snippet and paste it where you want the badge.
A Markdown snippet looks like this:
[](https://growpanel.io/open/larkpost)And the HTML version:
<a href="https://growpanel.io/open/larkpost"><img src="https://growpanel.io/open/larkpost/badge.svg?metric=mrr" alt="Larkpost MRR"></a>Badges only show numbers for public pages, and they follow the page's settings: a rounded page gives rounded badges, a growth-only page gives growth-only badges. Until you publish, and after you unpublish or switch the page to a password, badges are grey and say "no public metrics", so a badge you've already embedded never breaks a website.
Light, dark and phones
Under Theme, choose Auto to follow each visitor's own light or dark setting, or always show the page in Light or Dark.
The page is made for phones too: the cards stack two to a row and the charts fit the screen. Use the Mobile tab in the preview to see it.
Show my favicon puts the icon from your website next to your account name, on the page, the lock screen and the social card. Turn it off to show just the name. The name is your account name; to change it, change the account name in Settings › General.
Search engines
A public page with Show in search engines on can be listed by Google and other search engines, with your name, MRR and growth in the search result. Turn it off and the page asks search engines not to list it, while everyone with the link can still open it. Password pages are never listed.
