Show your customers that your website is secure with the padlock symbol and “https://”
Domain Validation (DV)
Organization Validation (OV)
Extended Validation (EV)
Free SSL offers basic Domain Validation (DV), while paid SSL can include Organization (OV) or Extended Validation (EV) for verified business identity.
Paid SSL certificates display stronger trust indicators, like the company name in the browser bar, helping build customer confidence.
Only paid SSL certificates come with a financial warranty and professional customer support in case of certificate issues or breaches.
Paid SSL options support Wildcard and multi-domain setups, while free SSL typically covers a single domain with limited features.
When a user visits your site via https://, their browser checks for a valid SSL certificate
Your server and the browser exchange encryption keys to establish a secure connection.
All information shared is encrypted and protected, keeping data safe from hackers or snooping.
An SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate encrypts the data between a user’s browser and your website, ensuring that sensitive information such as passwords and credit card details are kept secure
An SSL certificate is crucial for protecting sensitive data on your website. It also helps build trust with your visitors by showing them that your site is secure, and it improves your SEO ranking as search engines prioritize secure websites.
Free SSL certificates provide basic encryption, while paid SSL certificates offer higher validation levels, warranties, and added features like extended business verification, support, and wildcard coverage for multiple subdomains.
Installing an SSL certificate is usually simple with most hosting providers. We offer one-click installation for SSL certificates with all our hosting plans, or our support team can guide you through the process.
SSL certificates typically last for one to two years. Many hosting providers, like us, offer auto-renewal to ensure your website remains secure without interruptions.