SSL Certificates Price List

If you are one of our Hosting customers, we will take care of the installation - just get in touch with support and we can install the certificate for you.
If you are using the certificate with another provider, we recommend getting in touch with the hosting provider to help get it installed. We can usually also install certificates on your behalf for a small fee (contact support for details).

A Wildcard SSL Certificate protects not only your primary domain name, but also secure unlimited sub-domains.
For example, you can protect blog.example.com, wwww.example.com and cdn.example.com with one cost effective certificate.

Need to secure multiple domains? No problem - Just select one of our Mulit-Domain SSL Certificates.

DV - domain validation. All this means is that the certificate authority will verify you have control over the domain. This ranges from you putting a file on your website or sometimes an email to the WHOIS contact. We will guide you through this process. 

EV - extended validation. This is the highest level of validation. For example through phone numbers listed on public directories, the WHOIS records, and other. We'll give you advice on what to expect in detail. 

OV - organisational verification. Usually, the certificate authority will verify the company name through business records. 

Wildcard - A wildcard indicates that it covers any subdomain on your site, not just the main domain. For example about.example.com will be covered, as well as test.example.com, www.example.com, staff.example.com, etc!

See all the SSL certificates we offer at allthe.domains. 

A "site seal" helps demonstrate to your website visitors that your site is secured in the form of a small logo or badge showing your site is validated by the SSL Certificate Authority.  

Some site seals, such as our PositiveSSL EV certificate includes a dynamic site seal which means users can click it to view more detailed information about the verification performed by the certificate authority on your business which helps to build trust.

Since 2014 Google has considered having an SSL Certificate on your website as part of their ranking signals, meaning having your site properly secured with a SSL Certificate can help you rank higher compared to competitors who don't use SSL.

While having https:// is considered a minor ranking signal, many website owners also see other indirect benefits such as improving the bounce rate (the percentage of people who find your site, but then immediately leave). Improving your bounce rate can help improve your overall search rankings - and it's always nice to have more people sticking around!

Strictly speaking, you don't need one, however, it is VITAL if you answer yes or even just maybe to any of the following: 

• Do you want to rank on Google or other search engines? Search engines are using valid SSL certificates as a ranking factor. 
• Are you going to be asking for any personal information, such as email addresses for a newsletter or payment information?
• Do you want your visitors to have confidence in your brand and website? Some browsers, such as Chrome, add warning messages in the address bar of websites without SSL certificates. 
• Do you want a universal sign of trust? The padlock symbol in the address bar is recognised worldwide. 
• Do you want dependable industry-standard encryption? SSL certificates use 256-bit encryption to keep data safe from hijacking. 

In short, unless you have a website for a small number of people who will be accessing the link directly, having an SSL certificate is absolutely essential. 

We at allthe.domains have a huge range of SSL for you to choose. Protect your websites and brand in just five minutes! 

Our range of SSL certificates

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