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Secure Your Site with SSL Certificate
SSL Certificates
Take your website up a notch.
99+% Browsers Support | Quick & Easy Installation | Free IP Address | Standard Trust Level | High grade 256-bits Encryption Level
SSL Certificate
24 / 7 Live Support
Ultra - Fast Speed
99.9 % Uptime
Choose the SSL plan that’s right for you.
Plan Features
Positive SSL
Comodo SSL
EV SSL
Positive SSL Wildcard
- Single Domain secured
- 99+% Browsers Support
- Standard Trust Level
- Encryption Level (256-bits)
- Quick & Easy Installation
- Domain Validation
- Free Reissue
- 24x7 Support
- 1 Domain Supported
- 1 Domain Supported
- Multiple Domains
Advance Features With
Your Shared Hosting
SSL Agreement
SSL Agreement
You are safe to go
You are safe to go
Privacy Protection
Privacy Protection
The Padlock Sign
The Padlock Sign
How an SSL Certificate Works
SSL is your encryption key. Now add malware detection and removal — and backup your site’s source code.
SSL Protection comes into action when:
- You want to win customers trust
- Purchasing products online
- While entering personal credentials like passwords
- While registering for service
- Filling up any form
Not Secure Websites Can Be Compromised
- Stealing sensitive information
- Altering exchanged information
- Redirecting to other websites
- Conducting Phishing Attacks
FAQs for SSL & Security
Have any questions? We have the answers
What is an SSL certificate?
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is a security protocol, a form of digital certificate that authenticates the website’s identity and creates an encrypted connection between the web server and the browser. Here an SSL allows websites to switch from HTTP to HTTPS.
Why do you need an SSL certificate?
As the name itself suggests, Secure Sockets Layer is a security layer that is the most important factor to be noticed while browsing online, sending or receiving emails containing crucial confidential details and information, since there are high chances that your data can be compromised during these times.
Who uses an SSL certificate?
An SSL certificate is responsible for making your website secure and safe. So for everyone having an online presence, SSL must be their priority; otherwise, it will fail to attract visitors to your website.
Difference between TLS and SSL?
Different layers in Open System Interconnection Model represent how you travel or communicate on the internet. So TLS means Transport Layer Security is responsible for authorizing security and safety over the internet.