Places to Get SSL Certs?

[mojeda]

I'm going to work on adding SSL to most/all of my websites and I'm curious to know as to what place might be the best place to get them from.

I already have a couple of certs, but what other places are there? I know NameCheap, GoDaddy are resellers for Comodo, RapidSSL as well as some others.

 

[Mun]

Piggybacking off this topic, which is a good SSL with Linux support.

i.e. https://cdn.content-network.net/ isn't accepted by default on most linux OSes.

 

[D. Strout]

I'd recommend SSLs.com. It is run by Namecheap, but the site is dedicated to SSL and has better prices than the ones listed on Namecheap. They also give multi-year and bulk discounts, which would be good since you're securing multiple sites. Here is the page for their cheapest certs, the Comodo PositiveSSL series.

@Mun I use the same certificate (PositiveSSL) on, for instance, sha1.in, and it works fine on Firefox on Ubuntu 14.04. I'm pretty sure the reason your sites aren't authenticating is that you're forgetting the intermediary certificate. It should have been sent with your main certificate (probably has an extension of .ca-bundle), and it should be uploaded along with it and referenced with Apache's SSLCertificateChainFile (or your web server's equivalent).

 

[sv01]

I'm going to work on adding SSL to most/all of my websites and I'm curious to know as to what place might be the best place to get them from.

I already have a couple of certs, but what other places are there? I know NameCheap, GoDaddy are resellers for Comodo, RapidSSL as well as some others.

I purchase my SSL from gogetssl.com

 

[Munzy]

I'd recommend SSLs.com. It is run by Namecheap, but the site is dedicated to SSL and has better prices than the ones listed on Namecheap. They also give multi-year and bulk discounts, which would be good since you're securing multiple sites. Here is the page for their cheapest certs, the Comodo PositiveSSL series.

@Mun I use the same certificate (PositiveSSL) on, for instance, sha1.in, and it works fine on Firefox on Ubuntu 14.04. I'm pretty sure the reason your sites aren't authenticating is that you're forgetting the intermediary certificate. It should have been sent with your main certificate (probably has an extension of .ca-bundle), and it should be uploaded along with it and referenced with Apache's SSLCertificateChainFile (or your web server's equivalent).

That is the thing I am using the intermediary certificate.

 

[DomainBop]

cheapest... https://cheapsslsecurity.com/

I'd recommend SSLs.com. It is run by Namecheap, but the site is dedicated to SSL and has better prices than the ones listed on Namecheap. They also give multi-year and bulk discounts, which would be good since you're securing multiple sites. Here is the page for their cheapest certs, the Comodo PositiveSSL series.

They're $8.95 for 1 yr Positive SSL, $4.99 if you buy a 5 year :

Cheaper: https://cheapsslsecurity.com/  $5.99 for 1 yr, $4.80 for 5 yr.  mini review: I've used them, no problems

 

[Enterprisevpssolutions]

I can do positive ssl from Comodo for 7/yr or $25 for 5 yrs which equals 5 a year. https://enterprisevpssolutions.com/evdsportal/index.php/cart/comodo-ssl-solutions/ We have sell just almost every SSL you can get from most providers.

 

[yomero]

I just got one wildcard for $45 from "Garrison Host" =)

 

[nunim]

I use GoGetSSL for all of my regular (i.e. non-wildcard) SSL purchases, usually can get a Comodo cert for around $4. 

 

[willie]

I think I might have bought some from https://cheapsslsecurity.com/

VPSboard regular Crissic.net also sells them at competitive prices: https://my.crissic.net/cart.php?gid=12

I think I may have bought my most recent cert through Crissic but I'm not sure.  Either way I have a VPS with them now that I'm happy with, and will probably buy my future certs through them.

 

[Nett]

GoGetSSL is my fav

 

[Shados]

StartSSL.

 

[k0nsl]

I got a few from GetSSL

 

[TekStorm - James]

That is the thing I am using the intermediary certificate.

 Not sure offhand what browsers you're having issues with, but using this SSL Certificate Checker to check www.enjen.net for example, it's indicating to update the certificate chain.  Checking cdn.content-network.net, with the same checker, it's showing errors and a resolution.

 

[wlanboy]

I purchase my SSL from gogetssl.com

Me too.

Using their Comodo Positive SSL for $4.12/yr (3 years) for my domains.