Secure SSL certificates at the best prices

SSL certificate is a secure connection protocol that provides site visitors a secure channel, excluding the theft of information transmitted. This certificate generates unique keys, protecting the transaction path between the user and the server, and allows the site to go to work through a secure HTTPS protocol. SSL encryption is a must-have tool for sites that work with e-commerce or simply care about the reputation of the resource. Certificate can not only create a secure channel, but also demonstrate it visually through the locks in the browser bar. Using a certificate, you demonstrate your visitors that your site is a place where there are no scammers and other negative factors wishing to intercept the data.

Realizing that the site needs real-time protection and only a certificate can provide it, the logical question is how to choose an SSL certificate? Today, there are more than 150 SSL certificates, which protect the information from hacker interference one way or another. If you need a function to encrypt transmitted data, then adapt to your domain and website. If you want to switch to the HTTPS protocol and your site had a single domain and its name is written in Latin letters, then you can use any certificate — Comodo Positive SSL is considered universal in this case. If the domain of your site uses Cyrillic characters — you need certificates that support IDN — usually Comodo and GlobalSign do that. Security for a site with a large number of subdomains is provided by Wildcard certificates. For multiple sites or aliases, multi-domain versions marked as SAN and Multi-Domain are suitable. If you want to not only protect your customers, but also validate the business status of your company, then your choice is an EV certificate. The difference in certificates within each subcategory rests only in the amount of financial payment. There is insurance from 10 thousand to 250 thousand dollars if the information is somehow intercepted.

If you need a free SSL certificate, then this is the Let’s Encrypt one. It doesn't require a lot of time to obtain an SSL certificate, and the process itself is simplified as much as possible. The Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate has limited validity period to 90 days. After that it must be re-issued again. Currently, more than 70 million active domains use a free certificate, increasing the overall percentage of Internet security to record heights. Let’s Encrypt allows you to transfer your website to secure version of the HTTP/2 protocol, change the status in the address bar from “Unreliable” to “Protected” and get a lock. Of course, Let’s Encrypt makes no financial guarantees in case of information loss and requires SSL to be re-issued every 90 days. But if your resource is not associated with financial transactions or you're looking for a certificate only to switch to HTTPS, then Let's Encrypt is a great option.

If you need to install an SSL certificate for https on your site, then in most cases our technical support specialists can perform it. If you use Linux and Windows hosting packages, certificate installation is performed via the control panel for both paid versions of SSL and the free one. In case you are a VPS client, the installation is performed in the same way — via the control panel — for both free and paid versions of the certificate. In situations when the control panel is not installed on the virtual dedicated server, the Let's Encrypt certificate is installed using additional Certbot panel. Installing SSL will help you protect your data from potential intruders and transfer the site to secure HTTPS connection protocol. When ordering a hosting with us, you may not worry about installing a certificate. Contact us and we will do it. You won't have to do any additional research on this issue. If non-standard options and server settings arise, our technical support specialists will require more effort and information from your side.

Once you have installed the protection on your site, you will need to configure an SSL certificate. It is performed extremely fast and requires only two steps: set up an automatic redirection for the site from HTTP protocol the site worked on earlier to the HTTPS protocol. The second step is you need to redirect all content from HTTP to HTTPS pages directly in the settings of the site itself. After that, the site data will be displayed correctly, and the domain (even if the user has saved the previous link with the HTTP protocol) will redirect and open with the secure protocol instead. As in the case of an SSL certificate installation, our support team can perform these settings for you. In rare cases, if your site is working on a self-written management system or uses a rare application, we may require more information from your side.