SSL Certificates
Security & Trust
Protect your visitors with bank-grade 256-bit encryption. Boost your SEO and display the security padlock starting today.
Services & Domains
Protect your visitors with bank-grade 256-bit encryption. Boost your SEO and display the security padlock starting today.
Annual billing for maximum peace of mind
A fast, affordable solution for blogs and personal websites.
Organization validation for greater trust.
The highest level of validation for e-commerce sites.
Secure your domain and all of its unlimited subdomains.
* The Wildcard certificate covers one main domain and all of its first-level subdomains (e.g. *.yourdomain.com).
Trust is the cornerstone of every successful online business. SSL certificates protect your customers' personal information, such as passwords, banking details and identity data. Installing an SSL certificate is one of the simplest and most effective ways to strengthen customer trust in your business and boost your SEO.
An SSL certificate is no longer optional. It is the backbone of modern web security, protecting your data and your customers' data while improving your visibility on Google.
Increase your conversion rate by reassuring your visitors.
Google favors secure sites in its ranking algorithm.
Impenetrable protection for all sensitive data.
Issued within hours for DV certificates.
Everything about our SSL certificates
An SSL certificate is a digital certificate issued for a domain by a central authority known as a Certificate Authority. To obtain an SSL certificate, you purchase one and then go through a validation process carried out by that authority.
An SSL certificate serves two main purposes: it encrypts the information sent from the user's browser to your website, and it authenticates your website's identity. By fulfilling both roles, an SSL certificate protects your customers and strengthens their trust in your online business. This matters especially when your site asks users to log in with a password or enter sensitive details such as credit card information.
Yes, SSL certificates are compatible with all major browsers.
Unfortunately, upgrades and downgrades are not supported at this time. If needed, you can purchase a new certificate and install it on the same web server as the old one.
While installing an SSL certificate is not particularly difficult, it does involve several steps. You can find more information in our knowledge base.