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Most profitable place to buy SSL certificate

Started by neelseofast, Sep 30, 2022, 07:03 AM

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neelseofastTopic starter

My apologies if this topic has been discussed before as I couldn't locate it through my search. Unfortunately, searching for three letters or using a hyphen doesn't yield the desired results.

I'm interested in procuring an SSL certificate that is both high-quality and cost-effective. Based on your personal experiences, would you be able to recommend a suitable provider?
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davidkeller

I found a great deal on SSL certificates at https://www.ssls.com with really affordable pricing.

For those looking for a free option, check out www.startssl.com which offers certificates at no cost. Another free option is Let's Encrypt, which gives you 90 days validity. Though their website doesn't specify anything about deadlines in English, nor have they mentioned anything about it on their website.

There's also a lucrative option available on https://buy.wosign.com/free/?lan=en where you can get a free SSL certificate from China that comes with full support from all browsers (including older ones) and has a validity of two years.
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Gregor Bishop

If you've acquired a domain without a free SSL certificate, it could mean that the company is subpar or that the certificate is only provided with an advanced package. In either case, I recommend checking out ssls.com. A single domain SSL certificate costs only $3.88 per year, while if you have more than five domains, it's best to opt for the advanced package which includes an unlimited number of certificates.

For those requiring a more professional solution, ispmanager.com is worth considering, but expect to pay a premium price.
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proofread

SSL certificates come with limited validity for security reasons, usually for a period of 1 to 2 years. Renewing the certificate results in updates to SSL. Typically, ordering a two-year certificate is cheaper on a per-year basis.

There are several places to buy SSL certificates including certification centers like Digicert, GeoTrust, Comodo, and Thawte, as well as their partners like Leaders and ISPsystem. Partners often offer cheaper prices than the centers themselves because it's more profitable for the centers to sell through them. Check with your hosting provider to see if they sell SSL certificates.

Comodo recently required registration in the international D&B database, which incurs a cost of around $300. However, they have since eased up and now may ask for a Google account for My Business instead. For organizations less than 3 years old, this information is mandatory. There is no certainty about tomorrow or with other centers, so be prepared to provide additional information like a notarized letter or phone number to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.
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Bukvarix

Let's Encrypt has emerged as a standout choice due to its high-quality offerings and cost-effective nature.

Let's Encrypt's certificates are not only recognized for their technical robustness but also for their commitment to user privacy and security. Their certificates offer strong encryption, which is essential for protecting sensitive data and ensuring safe online transactions. This aligns with my core principles as a web designer, as I prioritize creating secure environments for users to interact with websites.

Furthermore, the cost-effectiveness of Let's Encrypt's certificates cannot be understated. While many other providers charge significant fees for SSL certificates, Let's Encrypt offers theirs at no cost. This allows me to implement essential security measures without imposing a financial burden on my clients, making it an attractive option for websites across various industries.

In addition to the technical and financial aspects, Let's Encrypt's mission to create a more secure web resonates with my values as a web designer. They are dedicated to advancing the adoption of HTTPS, improving internet security, and advocating for user privacy. This aligns with my belief that the web should be a place where users can trust that their information is safe and their interactions are secure.
I wholeheartedly recommend Let's Encrypt as a provider of SSL certificates that are both high-quality and cost-effective. Their commitment to security, privacy, and accessibility makes them an ideal choice for building trust and safeguarding user experiences on the web.
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