Show visitors
your site is safe.
An SSL certificate encrypts everything between your site and its visitors and puts the padlock in the address bar. Choose the validation your business needs — from a quick domain certificate to full company validation.
- Trusted by every browser
- Free SSL with hosting
SSL certificates
Every hosting plan already includes a free SSL certificate. For organisation (OV), extended (EV), wildcard or multi-domain certificates, contact us and we will issue the right one for you.
Request a certificateA certificate for
every kind of site.
Domain validation (DV)
Issued in minutes after proving you control the domain. Ideal for blogs and personal sites.
Organisation validation (OV)
Your company is checked and named in the certificate — for business and shop sites.
Extended validation (EV)
The most thorough check, for banks, payments and sites where trust is everything.
Wildcard
One certificate for a domain and all of its subdomains, *.yourdomain.com.
Multi-domain (SAN)
Protect several different domains with a single certificate to manage.
Free with hosting
Every hosting plan includes a free certificate that renews itself. See the plans.
Learn moreSecured in three steps
Choose a certificate
Pick the validation level and how many domains it should cover.
Validate
Confirm the domain by email or DNS; OV and EV also check your company.
Install
We install it for you on our hosting, or send the files for your own server.
What does an SSL certificate do?
It encrypts the connection between your site and its visitors, so passwords, forms and payments cannot be read in transit, and it shows the padlock in the browser.
Do I need one if my hosting has free SSL?
For most sites the free certificate is enough. Choose OV or EV when you want your company verified and named, or wildcard and multi-domain for many sites.
How long does issuing take?
Domain certificates are usually ready in minutes. Organisation and extended validation take a few working days while your company is checked.
Will it help my search ranking?
Search engines prefer HTTPS sites, and browsers warn visitors about pages without it — so yes, it matters.