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SSL.com pricing (2026)

SSL.com starts at $4.03/mo (High Assurance SSL (OV)) as checked on 2026-09-26, read from SSL.com's own pricing page; 7 plans. Best for software and DevOps teams. Every figure below links to its source and the date we captured it.

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At a glance

  • Entry price: $4.03/mo (High Assurance SSL (OV))
  • Free tier: No
  • Compliance: HIPAA — · SOC 2 — · GDPR —
  • Best for: software and DevOps teams; financial institutions and banking; government and public sector; enterprises needing automated issuance

As of · every figure below links to its source STALE · 2026-09-03

SSL.com plans & pricing

All published SSL.com plans. Sourced per row; quote-only tiers show no price.
PlanMonthlyAnnualBillingNotesSource
Basic SSL (DV) STALE · 2026-09-26 $4.08 — Flat monthly Domain Validated single domain. $49.00/yr on a 1-year term; longer terms cost less a year, down to $36.75/yr on 5 years. Fastest issuance (minutes). Compatible with ACME for automated renewal. ssl.com
High Assurance SSL (OV) STALE · 2026-09-03 $4.03 — Flat monthly Organization Validated single domain. $48.40/yr (1-year). Displays company name in certificate details. 1-3 business day issuance. ssl.com
Premium SSL (DV — 3 subdomains) STALE · 2026-09-03 $6.19 — Flat monthly DV certificate covering the main domain plus 3 subdomains. $74.25/yr (1-year). Can be upgraded to OV verification. ssl.com
Wildcard SSL (OV) STALE · 2026-09-03 $18.69 — Flat monthly OV wildcard covering unlimited subdomains. $224.25/yr (1-year). Multi-year discounts available. ssl.com
Multi-Domain UCC/SAN OV STALE · 2026-09-03 $11.8 — Flat monthly OV multi-domain SAN certificate covering up to 500 domains. 1-year: $177.00/yr; 5-year lowest rate: $141.60/yr (20% off). $141.60 used as the monthly-price base ($11.80/mo). $250k warranty. Suited for Microsoft Exchange environments. ssl.com
Enterprise EV SSL STALE · 2026-09-03 $19.96 — Flat monthly Extended Validation single domain. $239.50/yr (1-year). Highest assurance level. 1-3 business day issuance. ssl.com
Enterprise EV UCC/SAN STALE · 2026-09-03 $26.6 — Flat monthly EV multi-domain covering up to 500 domains. 1-year: $399.00/yr; 2-year: $319.20/yr (20% off). $319.20 used as the monthly-price base ($26.60/mo). $1.75M warranty. Additional non-wildcard domains after the 3rd cost $206.40 each. ssl.com

Last verified 2026-09-26. STALE marks a plan we have not re-checked at its source in over 30 days. Every plan above is marked — we flag rather than silently retain. Primary: ssl.com/certificates/ page fetched 2026-06-15 — returned HTML price table with all major product prices. Individual product pages (high-assurance, enterprise-ev, wildcard, multi-domain) also fetched to confirm and obtain multi-year discount details. ssl.com/certificates/enterprise-ev/ returned 1yr $239.50 and 2yr $319.20/yr (20% off). The page this record cites as its source (https://www.ssl.com/certificates/) is gone: on 2026-09-11 it answered 200 and redirected to https://www.ssl.com/products/website-security/tls-ssl/, both from a residential connection and from a datacenter on another continent — so the page is gone rather than withheld from one asker. Nothing else in this record can stand in for it, so re-sourcing needs a live page read; the figure stands as last read. The corroborating page this record cited (https://www.ssl.com/certificates/) is gone: on 2026-09-11 it answered 200 and redirected to https://www.ssl.com/products/website-security/tls-ssl/, both from a residential connection and from a datacenter on another continent — so the page is gone rather than withheld from one asker. This record therefore no longer claims an independent second witness for its figures. This note predates a correction to the plans above, from 2026-09-26; the table holds the corrected figures.See the corrections.

Price changes

Price on record

$4.03/mo

Re-based on record 2026-10-16

A new dated entry is stamped here each time the price moves — the record builds itself.

From 2026-10-16 our record reflects a correction we published, not a vendor price move, so earlier figures are not compared with it.

Tracked since June 2026. No change record has cleared two sources yet, so nothing is published on the wire.

Corrections to this record

Changes we made to our own record of SSL.com, newest first: a figure read again on the vendor's page, a plan it no longer lists, a note. None of them is a price change by SSL.com. Every correction on the site is in the corrections log.

  • Citation moved; prices and dates unchanged. https://www.ssl.com/certificates/ no longer prices this plan (Enterprise EV SSL); the vendor's current pricing page is https://www.ssl.com/products/website-security/tls-ssl/single-domain/?cert=premium#pricing, which lists it (it reads: "Enterprise EV $299.00/yr Extended Validation $1,750,000 warranty"). The dates move only when that page is read and checked on its own terms.

  • Basic SSL (DV). Price corrected from $3.06 to $4.08 (month; $49.00/yr on a 1-year term). This row was last read on 2026-09-03. The record's $3.06/mo is $36.75/yr, which the single-domain page prints only for a 5-year term ("5 Years | $36.75/yr | Save 25%"). The 1-year term is $49.00/yr, $4.08 a month. Read in a browser on 2026-09-26.

  • Multi-Domain UCC/SAN OV. Correction 2026-09-11: The annual discount of 20% was removed from "Multi-Domain UCC/SAN OV". The recorded $11.8/mo is this plan's own note's $141.6 yearly total over 12 months, so the saving is already inside the figure, while the page prints the percentage as a further discount off the same row — offering a reader $9.44/mo. Removed rather than moved: no rate above it is named anywhere in the note. The note still describes the term in full. No price changed.

  • Enterprise EV UCC/SAN. Correction 2026-09-11: The annual discount of 20% was removed from "Enterprise EV UCC/SAN". The recorded $26.6/mo is this plan's own note's $319.2 yearly total over 12 months, so the saving is already inside the figure, while the page prints the percentage as a further discount off the same row — offering a reader $21.28/mo. Removed rather than moved: no rate above it is named anywhere in the note. The note still describes the term in full. No price changed.

  • Source replaced, price unchanged. https://www.ssl.com/certificates/high-assurance/ answers 301 and lands on https://www.ssl.com/high-assurance-ssl-legacy/ — the same page at the address the site now uses. The figure is unchanged and still stands on the day it was read; only the link the reader follows is corrected, so it no longer bounces through a redirect. Same host, same scheme, and the destination keeps every distinguishing word of the page's own name.

  • Source replaced, price unchanged. https://www.ssl.com/certificates/high-assurance/ answers 301 and lands on https://www.ssl.com/high-assurance-ssl-legacy/ — the same page at the address the site now uses. The figure is unchanged and still stands on the day it was read; only the link the reader follows is corrected, so it no longer bounces through a redirect. Same host, same scheme, and the destination keeps every distinguishing word of the page's own name.

  • Source replaced, price unchanged. https://www.ssl.com/certificates/wildcard/ answers 301 and lands on https://www.ssl.com/ssl-wildcard-certificates/ — the same page at the address the site now uses. The figure is unchanged and still stands on the day it was read; only the link the reader follows is corrected, so it no longer bounces through a redirect. Same host, same scheme, and the destination keeps every distinguishing word of the page's own name.

  • Source replaced, price unchanged. https://www.ssl.com/certificates/multi-domain/ answers 301 and lands on https://www.ssl.com/products/website-security/tls-ssl/multi-domain/ — the same page at the address the site now uses. The figure is unchanged and still stands on the day it was read; only the link the reader follows is corrected, so it no longer bounces through a redirect. Same host, same scheme, and the destination keeps every distinguishing word of the page's own name.

  • Source replaced, price unchanged. https://www.ssl.com/certificates/enterprise-ev/ answers 301 and lands on https://www.ssl.com/products/website-security/tls-ssl/multi-domain/enterprise-ev/ — the same page at the address the site now uses. The figure is unchanged and still stands on the day it was read; only the link the reader follows is corrected, so it no longer bounces through a redirect. Same host, same scheme, and the destination keeps every distinguishing word of the page's own name.

  • Dead citation disclosed, price unchanged. https://www.ssl.com/certificates/ was read twice on 2026-09-11: it answered 200 and redirected to https://www.ssl.com/products/website-security/tls-ssl/ from a residential connection and answered 200 and redirected to https://www.ssl.com/products/website-security/tls-ssl/ from a datacenter on another continent. One reading is not evidence — 27 pages this sweep called gone answered the second machine perfectly well — so only the ones both vantages agree on are written down. The record now says the link is a dead end. No figure changed: a price read on a day was read on that day, and the page going away later does not unread it.

  • Dead citation disclosed, price unchanged. https://www.ssl.com/certificates/ was read twice on 2026-09-11: it answered 200 and redirected to https://www.ssl.com/products/website-security/tls-ssl/ from a residential connection and answered 200 and redirected to https://www.ssl.com/products/website-security/tls-ssl/ from a datacenter on another continent. One reading is not evidence — 27 pages this sweep called gone answered the second machine perfectly well — so only the ones both vantages agree on are written down. The record now says the link is a dead end. No figure changed: a price read on a day was read on that day, and the page going away later does not unread it.

Capabilities

Integrations: ACME (RFC 8555), cert-manager, Caddy, Traefik, Certbot, Postman API, CI/CD pipelines.

Key features: WebTrust-audited certificate authority with broad root store inclusion; ACME/RFC 8555 automation compatible with cert-manager, Caddy, Traefik, Certbot; FIPS-validated certificate options for government use cases; Document signing, client authentication, and EV solutions for regulated industries.

Plan limits: Multi-domain certificates: up to 500 domains (per product pages); DV warranty up to $10,000; EV warranty up to $1,750,000; Maximum certificate validity trending toward ~200 days under CA/Browser Forum rules.

Frequently asked questions

How much does SSL.com cost?

SSL.com starts at $4.03/mo (High Assurance SSL (OV)); it has 7 published plans. Verified 2026-09-26.

What are cheaper alternatives to SSL.com?

Cheaper ssl certificates than SSL.com (entry $4.03/mo) include Sectigo at $1.33/mo, GoGetSSL at $2/mo. Verified 2026-09-26.

Does SSL.com support HIPAA?

SSL.com's public pages do not say whether it supports HIPAA.

Does SSL.com have a free plan?

No — SSL.com publishes no free tier.

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