I got tired of rebuilding client logo sections, so I made a tiny widget instead

Published: (February 10, 2026 at 07:43 PM EST)
2 min read
Source: Dev.to

Source: Dev.to

Overview

Every time I shipped a new website or side project, I found myself rebuilding the same thing again: a logo section.
Whether it needed a grid, scroll, or mobile‑friendly layout, the implementation was repetitive and surprisingly fragile.

Client Logo Wall is a tiny, embeddable widget that lets you upload logos once, manage them from a dashboard, and drop them into any site with a single line of HTML.

Features

  • Dashboard uploads – add and organize logos in one place.
  • Layout options – choose a static grid or an auto‑scrolling carousel.
  • Easy embedding – works with WordPress, Shopify, Ghost, Webflow, or plain HTML. No frontend framework assumptions, no heavy JavaScript or layout overrides.
  • Performance‑focused – strict upload size limits, server‑side rendering, and lightweight iframe embed.
  • Security – rate limiting, webhook verification, and input sanitization.
  • Subscription billing – Stripe integration with a free trial.

Technical Details

  • Stack: MERN (Node, Express, MongoDB, React)
  • Rendering: Widget rendered server‑side and delivered via an iframe.
  • Hosting: Designed for embeddability without requiring a CMS.

Who It’s For

  • Indie hackers
  • Freelancers
  • Small SaaS founders
  • Website developers, designers, and builders
  • Anyone tired of manually tweaking logo layouts

Live Demo & Documentation

ClientLogoWall.com – Live demo & docs

Feedback

I’d genuinely love your thoughts:

  • Does this solve a real annoyance for you?
  • What would you expect from a tool like this?
  • Is there anything you’d build differently?

Sometimes the best tools are the ones that quietly disappear after you embed them.

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