One line of code adds a working breach scanner to your page. Your readers check their real exposure for free, no signup. If any of them buy a cleanup, you earn 30% — about €15 per sale, tracked for 90 days.
Option A — one line easiest
Paste this wherever you want the widget to appear. Replace YOURCODE with your affiliate code.
<script src="https://privora.world/embed.js"
data-ref="YOURCODE" data-lang="en"></script>
Works in WordPress (Custom HTML block), Ghost, Webflow, Squarespace, plain HTML — anywhere you can add a script tag.
Option B — static HTML best for SEO
If you'd rather not load JavaScript, paste this instead. It's the same widget, and the attribution link sits directly in your HTML — which search engines read most reliably.
<div style="max-width:420px;margin:20px 0">
<iframe src="https://privora.world/embed.html?lang=en&ref=YOURCODE"
title="Free data-exposure scan by Privora" loading="lazy"
scrolling="no" style="width:100%;height:330px;border:0;display:block"></iframe>
<div style="text-align:right;font:600 11px system-ui;margin-top:4px">
<a href="https://privora.world/?ref=YOURCODE" style="color:#0ca89a;text-decoration:none">
Free data-exposure scan by Privora</a>
</div>
</div>
Settings
| Attribute | Values |
data-ref | your affiliate code |
data-lang | en · de · fr · es · ro |
data-width | max width in px (default 420) |
Leave data-lang off and it follows your page's <html lang>.
What it does & doesn't do
✓ Runs a real scan against breach databases (Have I Been Pwned, XposedOrNot, Hudson Rock).
✓ Loads lazily, sizes itself, can't break your CSS — it's sandboxed in an iframe.
✓ No cookies set by the widget itself.
✗ We don't store a visitor's email unless they choose to continue on our site.
Why readers actually use it
Most privacy content tells people they're exposed without showing them. This widget shows them — their own email, real breach data, in about ten seconds. That's why it converts far better than a plain text link, and why it's worth a spot mid-article rather than in a sidebar.
Suggested placement
Directly after you describe the problem, before you offer solutions. In a "how to delete your data" article, that's usually right after the section explaining what data brokers are.