Choose Your SSL Certificate Plan

Show visitors that you are trustworthy and authentic.

Domain Validated SSL

$3/month

Basic protection for your website and help with Google rankings.

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$10,000 warranty
Secure customer information
May help boost Google rankings
TrustLogo® Site Seal
Protect multiple subdomains
Enhanced e-commerce conversion
Green "trust" visual bar

Wildcard SSL

$12/month

Secure your main website and various subdomains linked to your main domain.

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$250,000 warranty
Secure customer information
May help boost Google rankings
TrustLogo® Site Seal
Protect multiple subdomains
Enhanced e-commerce conversion
Green "trust" visual bar

E-commerce SSL

$24/month

Protect your e-commerce and payments with the most advanced protection.

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$1,750,000 warranty
Secure customer information
May help boost Google rankings
TrustLogo® Site Seal
Protect multiple subdomains
Enhanced e-commerce conversion
Green "trust" visual bar

Reasons why you should purchase an SSL certificate

Here are two reasons why you should purchase an SSL certificate

See why get an SSL certificate Why get an SSL certificate?

An SSL certificate reduces your risk by keeping sensitive data collected on your website safe. The data is encrypted and backed by a warranty from Comodo SSL that's worth up to $1.75M to protect the end user. Having HTTPS in the address bar and displaying a seal of trust increases customer confidence in your website and helps drive more sales.

See why this certificate boost Google rankings Boost Google rankings

Good news. Google says that SSL security has a positive effect on its rankings: "We're starting to use HTTPS as a ranking signal... for sites (that) use secure, encrypted connections (and) we've seen positive results." - Google Online Security Blog, August 06, 2014

What is SSL/TLS certificate?

What is an SSL certificate?

Before proceeding to the point on why the site needs an SSL certificate, it is worth noting the concept of the SSL protocol itself. This is a cryptographic protocol that provides reliable data transmission over the network. It is a guarantee of a secure connection between the user browser and the resource.

What is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS?

HTTPS has greatly enhanced the security of HTTP data. If SSL is installed on the site, then all data is transmitted via HTTPS - a secure version of the HTTP protocol. It encrypts user data and forwards it to the site owner via the TCP transport protocol. In other words, all information transmitted by the user is hidden by encryption from third parties: operators, Wi-Fi administrators, and providers.

How SSL protocol works?

How SSL protocol works As you know, the basis of all encoding methods is a key that helps to encrypt or read information. The SSL protocol uses an asymmetric cipher with two kinds of keys:

Public. This is actually an SSL certificate. It encrypts data and is used when transmitting user information to the server. For example, a visitor enters his bank card number on the site and clicks on the "Pay" button.
Private. Required to decode the message on the server. It is not transmitted along with the information, as is the case with the public key, and always remains on the server.
For a site to handle such connections, its owner needs an SSL certificate. This is a kind of digital signature, which is individual for each platform.

What's inside an SSL certificate?

An SSL certificate may contain the following important information:

Domain of the site on which the certificate is installed;
Name of the company owner;
Country, city of company registration;
SSL certificate validity period;
Certification Authority Information;
Serial number of the SSL;
SAN items (Multi-domain SSL);
Trusted and Untrusted Certificates.

The main source of SSL certificates are trusted certification authorities or Certification authorities (CAs). These are organizations that have undeniable authority in the IT services market and use the well-known public cryptographic key. In browsers, their list can usually be found in the "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" section.

A digital signature certified by a certificate of such a center is a proof of the authenticity of the company that owns the domain name and determines the right of the owner to legally use the secret key. It is called trusted.