Provide peace of mind to your site's visitors.
A SSL server certificate is a digital document containing unique codes that identifies you to the person accessing your site, issued by a Certification Authority (CA). A CA is a trusted third party that provides proof of a certificate's authenticity. By using certificates, the Certification Authority assures web surfers that their sensitive data is being handled by a trusted professional.
You can use these SSL certificates with any of our Premium Hosting plans! Our easy-to-use system allows you to quickly create a certificate request in a few clicks. See the Premium Hosting area for more information.
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SSL Certificates
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Comodo InstantSSL Pro
| Comodo PremiumSSL
| GeoTrust True BusinessID
| Verisign Secure Site
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US$45.00 1 Year
| US$60.00 1 Year
| US$120.00 1 Year
| US$500.00 1 Year
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25 Day Money Back Guarantee | 25 Day Money Back Guarantee | 7 Day Money Back Guarantee | 30 Day Money Back Guarantee |
25 Day Free Replacement and Reissue | 25 Day Free Replacement and Reissue | 7 Day Free Replacement and Reissue | 365 Day Free Replacement and Reissue |
Domain Authentication | Domain Authentication | Full Organization Authentication | Full Organization Authentication |
USD 100,000.00 Warranty | USD 250,000.00 Warranty | USD 100,000.00 Warranty | USD 100,000.00 Warranty |
- up to 256-bit encryption
- Trusted by all popular browsers and mobile devices
- 99.3% browser ubiquity
- Only Extended Validation (EV) SSL Certificates trigger the address bar to turn green in high-security browsers, a convenient and visible sign of trust for site visitors.
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To purchase a SSL certificate simply log into My Account and then click SSL Certificates. You will be guided through the rest of the process. Or, you can go directly to our SSL Certificates area.
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For more information about SSL Certificates or directNIC's other services, view our free directNIC Guides or explore the SSL Certificates section of our FAQ. |