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Affordable Wildcard SSL Certificate starts at $39.99/Yr (5-Year Term)

CerteraSSLCerteraSSL Member, Patron Provider

Certera Wildcard SSL is a budget-friendly Domain Validated (DV) certificate starting at $39.99 per year. It allows you to secure a primary domain and an unlimited number of first-level subdomains (e.g., *.yourdomain.com) under a single certificate.

Key features:
Issuance in Just 5 minutes
$10k Warranty
Static Site Seal
30-Days Refund
256-bit encryption with RSA or ECC capabilities
Domain Validation (DV)
No paperwork required

Buy: https://certera.com/ssl/certera/certera-wildcard-ssl

Comments

  • forestforest Member
    edited September 30

    Since this wasn't answered the last four times it was brought up, I'll ask again:

    What makes your offering more attractive than a budget-friendly DV certificate starting at $0.00 per year like Let's Encrypt?

    @CerteraSSL said: 256-bit encryption with RSA or ECC capabilities

    That's not a property of the certificate...

  • What is the $10k warranty for?

  • I misread the title and thought it was $39.99 for 5 years, basically $8/year lol.

    At that price, I thought it could be worth it for a non-automated setup with multiple load balancers — just issue it once and deploy it everywhere.

    But at $40/year, I’d rather just automate Let’s Encrypt.

  • TrKTrK Veteran

    @Arirang said:
    I misread the title and thought it was $39.99 for 5 years, basically $8/year lol.

    At that price, I thought it could be worth it for a non-automated setup with multiple load balancers — just issue it once and deploy it everywhere.

    But at $40/year, I’d rather just automate Let’s Encrypt.

    It won't be deploy at once and leave it kinda setup you will need to renew the SSL certificate every 200 days till 15 march 2027 and every 100 days post that date till 15 march 2029 post that you will need to renew SSL every 47 days so in the end you will need automation and that takes us back acme, certbot, letsencrypt, etc.

  • yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

    Do you gib 5-year validity certificate so that no renewal is needed?

  • stable_geniusstable_genius Member
    edited September 30

    That's good, adding it to my records

    Filed.

  • @forest said: Since this wasn't answered the last four times it was brought up, I'll ask again:

    What makes your offering more attractive than a budget-friendly DV certificate starting at $0.00 per year like Let's Encrypt?

    Air. They sell Air. And to incompetent "webmaster" who can't figure out his way, they will
    even install the certificate for a small fee, of $199. LOL

    Thanked by 1forest
  • So what exactly is the offer here? :p

    Thanked by 1OpaqueRegistrant
  • @x0x0x said:
    So what exactly is the offer here? :p

    You give him lots of money. He gives you something you could get for free.

  • @OpaqueRegistrant said:

    @x0x0x said:
    So what exactly is the offer here? :p

    You give him lots of money. He gives you something you could get for free.

    Yeah but no paperwork!!

  • Did this guy pay for patron provider just to make multiple posts to advertise the same service, then not even trying to reply to people comment? I don't thing it good on LET.

  • forestforest Member

    @vuanhson said:
    Did this guy pay for patron provider just to make multiple posts to advertise the same service, then not even trying to reply to people comment? I don't thing it good on LET.

    Yeah, he's only here to spam SEO keywords.

  • @forest said:

    @vuanhson said:
    Did this guy pay for patron provider just to make multiple posts to advertise the same service, then not even trying to reply to people comment? I don't thing it good on LET.

    Yeah, he's only here to spam SEO keywords.

    SSL Excellent Offers

    But yes, basically a spam bot without the paperwork and a $10k warranty!

  • AstroAstro Member

    @forest said:
    Since this wasn't answered the last four times it was brought up, I'll ask again:

    What makes your offering more attractive than a budget-friendly DV certificate starting at $0.00 per year like Let's Encrypt?

    @CerteraSSL said: 256-bit encryption with RSA or ECC capabilities

    That's not a property of the certificate...

    I came over to ask the exact same thing.

  • Kindly explain me the difference between any normal free ssl certificate vs these paid ones,

    Upto I understand the encryption type isnt the sale pitch

  • TrKTrK Veteran

    @woinokiz said:
    Kindly explain me the difference between any normal free ssl certificate vs these paid ones,

    Upto I understand the encryption type isnt the sale pitch

    The sale pitch was long validity but that too is in jeopardy now.

  • woinokizwoinokiz Member
    edited October 1

    @TrK said:

    @woinokiz said:
    Kindly explain me the difference between any normal free ssl certificate vs these paid ones,

    Upto I understand the encryption type isnt the sale pitch

    The sale pitch was long validity but that too is in jeopardy now.

    Then Basically it is "if you're lazy to renew/automate buy us"

  • TrKTrK Veteran

    @woinokiz said:

    @TrK said:

    @woinokiz said:
    Kindly explain me the difference between any normal free ssl certificate vs these paid ones,

    Upto I understand the encryption type isnt the sale pitch

    The sale pitch was long validity but that too is in jeopardy now.

    Then Basically it was "if you're lazy to renew/automate buy us"

    Yep that exactly :joy:

  • The way he posted, it looks like 39.99 is for 5 years. And really if the same cost, definitely I would have purchased for 5 domains

  • @m3th3lesh said: The way he posted, it looks like 39.99 is for 5 years

    How can it be any clearer than "$39.99/Yr (5-Year Term)"?

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