Why should I get SSL?
- Jan 2017: Google Chrome now exposes non SSL sites
- Dec 2016: 73% of internet users use Chrome
- Aug 2014: Google gives ranking preference to SSL sites
- SSL Secures all data between your site and your visitor’s browser
- SSL Secures cPanel, Webmail, and CMS Logins
SSL Security Certificates
StandardSSL
Security Certificate
$5.95
PER/MONTH
$59.95/Year
Recommended For
NON eCommerce Sites
Secures Forms and Logins
Includes installation and setup
For Non eCommerce Sites
SEO Boost
DomainSSL
Security Certificate
$14.95
PER/MONTH
$175/Year
Recommended For
eCommerce Sites
Under $100,000/yr Online Sales
Includes installation and setup
For sites handling sensitive online data
$10,000 Underwritten Warranty
EXT Validation
Security Certificate
$595
PER/YEAR
Annual Rate Only
Recommended For
eCommerce Site
Over $100,000/yr Online Sales
Includes installation and setup
For sites handling sensitive online data
$1,250,000 Underwritten Warranty
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Secure your website transmissions with True 2048 Bit SSL Secure Certificates.
Why should I get SSL on my website?
- Starting Jan 2017 Google Chrome now exposes non SSL sites in it’s browser
- As Dec 2016 73% of internet users use Chrome
- Since 2014 Google has given ranking preference to website using SSL
- Secures all data transferred between your website and your visitor’s browser.
- Secures your cPanel, Webmail, and CMS Logins that could easily be sniffed out.
- Trusted by all web browsers and mobile devices.
What is a SSL Certificate?
Have you ever noticed how sometimes websites start with “http://” and then sometimes they start with “https://” and have a green padlock nearby? If you have, you’ve seen the end result of an SSL certificate. But what you haven’t seen is what goes on behind the scenes.
Extended Validation SSL Cert Example
- SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer. SSL establishes an encrypted link between your website and your visitor’s web browser. This ensures that all data transferred back and forth is private and secure, including email addresses, credit card info, usernames and passwords etc..
- With an unsecured HTTP connection, third-parties can snoop on any traffic passing between your website and your visitor.
