Online security for your website that's reliable and cost effective

Do you need to accept or display sensitive data on your website? (Credit cards, login details, customer profile information, etc.) Now you can easily and affordably provide your visitors and customers with the highest level of security and confidence for their data.

With an SSL Secure Server Certificate, you will enable the lock icon in their browser window, so your website visitors and customers know their data is securely encrypted.

Our partnership with Sectigo.com, the world's leader in web security, allows us to offer their "Essential SSL" certificate at a highly discounted price. When you buy your secure server certificate through us, you save!

Professional Level SSL

$39.95 Only $19.95 Designed for e-commerce and data sensitive sites True 128/256-bit SSL encryption Online validation - no paperwork needed Compatible with all browsers Most affordable SSL certificate on the web Free "secured by" Site Seal for your website

NOTICE: Due to recent changes in the security industry, it is now only possible to purchase an ssl certificate that is valid for 1 year.

1 Year - $19.95

Certificate Renewals

SSL certificates can not be renewed or extended because the expiry date is hard-coded into the certificate when it is created. When an existing SSL certificate is getting close to its expiry date or has already expired, it must be replaced with a brand new SSL certificate.

Don't wait until the last minute to replace your expiring SSL certificate!

When you purchase an SSL certificate from us to replace an existing certificate, we will add up to 1 month of your existing certificate's remaining time to the new certificate's expiry date. (i.e., If your existing certificate still has 10 days before it expires, your new replacement SSL certificate will expire in 1 year + 10 days.)

What is SSL?

A secure server certificate (also known as an "SSL" certificate) is the Web standard for encryption of communication between your website and your visitor's browser.

Your customers know when they have a secure SSL connection with your website when their browser displays the little gold padlock in the lower status bar and the address bar URL begins with a "https://" rather than just "http://".

Data sent to or from your website over an SSL connection is protected by encryption -- a mechanism that "scrambles" the trasmitted data to prevent eavesdropping and tampering. SSL provides businesses and consumers with the confidence that private data sent to or from your website (such as credit card numbers or passwords) is kept strictly confidential.