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Cheap SSL Certificates at $2.99 Per Year from CheapSSLWeb.com

cheapsslwebcheapsslweb Member, Patron Provider
edited February 9 in Offers

CheapSSLweb.com offers the cheapest SSL certificates at $2.99 per year from top Certificate Authorities such as Comodo, Sectigo, and Certera with 24/7 live chat support. We have a wide range of SSL certificates such as DV, OV, EV, Wildcard SSL Certificate, Multi-Domain SSL, and Multi-Domain Wildcard Certificates.

Here is the list of cheap SSL certificates from CheapSSLWeb.com.

The Benefits of having a Cheap SSL certificate from CheapSSLWeb.com.

  • Unlimited Server Licenses
  • Unlimited Reissuances
  • 24/7 Live Technical Support
  • 30 Days Money Back Assurance
  • Free Site Seal

For more details, visit our website https://cheapsslweb.com

Comments

  • PawanPawan Member

    On your website it says $4.99

  • cheapsslwebcheapsslweb Member, Patron Provider

    yes, comodo positive ssl at $4.99, however you can buy certera SSL at $2.99

  • PawanPawan Member

    Did you edit the post? Or I read something wrongly 😅

  • KousakaKousaka Member

    First time to see this CA, could you post a complete certificate chain for Certera?

  • cheapsslwebcheapsslweb Member, Patron Provider

    @Pawan said:
    Did you edit the post? Or I read something wrongly 😅

    Yes, I did edit post because by mistake I added certera pricing in Comodo Positive SSL. Though $4.99 is still the cheapest one :smile:

  • jsgjsg Member, Resident Benchmarker

    @Kousaka said:
    First time to see this CA, could you post a complete certificate chain for Certera?

    Quote from their (Certera) web page:

    Certera says:
    Certera is a self-hosted web application to centrally manage and issue Let's Encrypt certificates and much more

    So what you actually get seems to be a let's encrypt cert but with some kind of interface, management, etc.

    Would I personally buy it? Definitely not. But it might actually be interesting for some people.

    Thanked by 1Mumbly
  • cheapsslwebcheapsslweb Member, Patron Provider
    edited February 9

    @Kousaka said:
    First time to see this CA, could you post a complete certificate chain for Certera?

    Certera is an official CA. Here is the certificate chain of Certera.

  • MumblyMumbly Member

    https://github.com/certera-io/certera#readme

    Certera
    A central validation server for Let's Encrypt certificates.

    A self-hosted, web application to durably store keys and certificates, issue and renew Let's Encrypt certificates and monitor certificate expiration.

    For more information, please read the docs: https://docs.certera.io

  • DazzleDazzle Member

    @cheapsslweb said:

    Certera

    Support old version android?

  • cheapsslwebcheapsslweb Member, Patron Provider

    @Dazzle said:

    @cheapsslweb said:

    Certera

    Support old version android?

    Yes, it does support old version of Android.

    Thanked by 1Dazzle
  • diherdiher Member

    Is there a test website that has an Certera SSL installed for me to visit ?

  • JordJord Moderator, Host Rep

    @diher said:
    Is there a test website that has an Certera SSL installed for me to visit ?

    We use wildcard Certera version, works great https://demo.onlinebillingform.com/order

    Thanked by 1mrTom
  • diherdiher Member

    @Jord said:
    We use wildcard Certera version, works great https://demo.onlinebillingform.com/order

    Great , it also works fine on my device Android 10.

  • mrTommrTom Member

    fun fact...

    seems like cheap isnt cheap enough :D

    Thanked by 1jsg
  • kaitkait Member

    @mrTom said: seems like cheap isnt cheap enough :D

    Don't get high on your own supply.

    fun fact indeed.

    Can't come up with a reason for low end people to pay for a tls cert.

  • titustitus Member
    edited February 10

    Sadly, the $2.99 pricing is valid only if someone order it for 5 year period. (2.99*5, 14.95USD)
    The Certera SSL is $6.49 for one year. :(

  • jsgjsg Member, Resident Benchmarker
    edited February 10

    @kait said:

    @mrTom said: seems like cheap isnt cheap enough :D

    Don't get high on your own supply.

    fun fact indeed.

    Can't come up with a reason for low end people to pay for a tls cert.

    Huh? So "Buy certs from us! (But we ourselves do not)" looks OK for you?

    Let's turn this around and state: If a free let's encrypt cert is good enough for a cert seller, it should be damn good enough for end-users too (-> less or no business for said cert seller).

    To avoid misunderstandings, I'm in no way against @cheapsslweb and neither against paid certs; in fact I occasionally buy a cert myself but I'm for truth, too, so I pointed out that those certs actually are just "wrapped" free let's encrypt certs.

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  • kaitkait Member

    @jsg said: Huh? So "Buy certs from us! (But we ourselves do not)" looks OK for you?

    Added the ending sarcasm html tag but it filters those out so here you go.</s>

    Thanked by 1jsg
  • defaultdefault Member
    edited February 10

    This is what a low-end talk has become: discussion around offers and paying for something which is already free.

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