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SSL certificates

Secure your website and your customers’ data.

A certificate encrypts passwords, card numbers and identity details on the way to your site, and proves the site is really yours. Every hosting plan already carries a free one — these four are for when you need a warranty, a seal or organisation validation.

256-bit
Encryption
200 days
Maximum certificate life
30 days
Money back, no questions
Free
One with every hosting plan

Standard SSL

৳1,920/year
  • Domain-validation
  • 1 domain
  • Free additional server licenses
  • Issued within 2 days
  • $10,000 relying party warranty

Premium SSL

৳6,600/year
  • Domain-validation
  • 1 domain
  • Free additional server licenses
  • Issued within 2 days
  • $500,000 relying party warranty

Wildcard SSL

৳9,660/year
  • Domain-validation
  • Unlimited sub-domains
  • Free additional server licenses
  • Issued within 2 days
  • $10,000 relying party warranty

EV SSL New

৳21,660/year
  • Extended-validation
  • 1 domain
  • Free additional server licenses
  • Trusted Green address bar
  • $1,750,000 warranty level

VAT is added at checkout where it applies. Upgrade at any time — we bill the difference pro rata.

Certificate comparison

PlanBilledPrice
Standard SSLyear৳1,920
Premium SSLyear৳6,600
Wildcard SSLyear৳9,660
EV SSL Newyear৳21,660
What you get

On every plan.

Rock-solid encryption

Up to 256-bit encryption from DigiCert, so what a visitor types on your site cannot be read on the way to it.

Customers look for the padlock

Many people check for it before handing over card or identity details. Its absence costs sales quietly, and nobody writes in to say so.

Search engines prefer it

A secured site ranks above an equivalent unsecured one, which makes a certificate a search decision as much as a security one.

A seal you can show

Every paid certificate comes with a secure seal for the page, which is the part a visitor actually notices.

Re-issue within 200 days

A certificate now lasts at most 200 days, whatever term you buy. Re-issue it inside that window and the remaining term carries over — we remind you before it matters.

Thirty days to change your mind

Every certificate carries a thirty-day money-back guarantee, with no questions asked.

Questions

Common questions.

What is an SSL certificate?

A digital certificate issued for your domain by a certificate authority. You buy it, the authority verifies you, and it is then issued — the verification is why an organisation-validated certificate takes longer than a domain-validated one.

If hosting includes one free, why buy?

The free certificate encrypts exactly as well and is right for most sites. A paid one adds a warranty, a secure seal and — on the higher ones — proof that a real organisation stands behind the site. Some tenders and payment processors require that, and no free certificate provides it.

Do they work in every browser?

Yes, in every major one. There is no browser where a certificate from these authorities shows a warning.

Can I upgrade to a higher certificate?

No — upgrades and downgrades are not supported. If you need a different one, buy it and install it on the same server alongside the old certificate. Worth knowing before you choose, which is why it is here rather than in a footnote.

Why does the certificate expire in 200 days?

The industry cut the maximum life of a certificate; it is not specific to us or to what you paid. Re-issue inside the 200 days and the rest of your term carries over, so a one-year purchase is still a year of cover.

Do I need technical help to install it?

It is a series of steps rather than a difficult job, and the knowledge base has them. If you would rather not, open a ticket and support will install it on your hosting for you.

My certificate is valid but there is no padlock.

Something on the page is still loading over an unsecured address. The browser console lists every blocked request; fixing the source addresses — usually old image paths in a database — restores the padlock.

Do I need a wildcard?

Only if you serve many subdomains or create them as you go. For a handful of fixed names, one certificate covering several names is simpler.

Secure the site properly

Pick a certificate, and support will install it on your hosting if you would rather not.

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