What is the cheapest Wildcard/SAN SSL?

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2 Free Wildcard SSL

Its just a quick automation of generating AlphaSSL wildcard/normal certs without intervention of the person ( @Fidde ) who provided SH account for it. Site is his, codes were done by me so you can bla

https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/81026/free-alphassl-wildcard-and-regular-ssls/p1

I've been with them for a couple of years and must say I'm satisfied :-) Good performance, exceptional uptime, unbeatable price and pretty decent customer care, not to mention the included wildcard SS

-Free setup! -Free Wildcard AlphaSSL!

Yea, 3 digits for wildcard UCC plus like 500+ for the initial cert...

You cannot use SSL certificate on such . (two asterisk ) query. If you want to protect multiple levels of sub-domains with single certificate then Multi-Domain Wildcard certificate would be the best c

We provide free wildcard SSL's with all our Phoenix and Netherlands VPS plans starting at $3/m.

Well is this millions of projects? Will customers spawn new ones without your involvement? If you're doing billable development for these customers, the cost of a Comodo wildcard cert per customer i

is not a big deal to know (although there will be a lot of them), but the 4th level I really need a wildcard for. The only way I can think of to economically do this is through SingleHop and AlphaSSL.

You will need different wildcard certificates for different levels of domains/sub-domains. One for * . mydomain.com & other for * . subdomain.mydomain.com. There is nothing like * . * . mydoma

I need to secure *.*.mydomain.com what kind of certificate do I need? I tried AlphaSSL wildcard *.mydomain.com but Chrome doesn't take it. Is it possible to create a CSR with two asterisks in it or ho

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2 Free Wildcard SSL

For single domain validated? Are you kidding? That would be ok for wildcard or EV but it doesn't seem to be either of those. Comodo DV is $5/year or so, and LetsEncrypt etc. are free (3 month perio

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