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Cheap SSL Providers (Who is the cheapest SSL provider?)

Cheap SSL ProvidersLooking for a cheap SSL provider? Using our database of certificates from the major SSL providers, we have calculated the average cost per certificate. Does it suprise anyone to see VeriSign as the most expensive or StartCom as the cheapest SSL provider? Still, it's interersting to see where everyone else fits in as a cheap SSL provider. It is also interesting to compare the average cert price to their customer ratings. Keep in mind that this data isn't necessarily accurate in determining whether you can get a cheap SSL certificate from a provider, because a provider may offer one cheap SSL certificate and several high priced certificates.

Note: If you are looking for a cheap SSL certificate instead of a cheap SSL provider, compare SSL with our SSL Wizard. Also be sure to check out our comparison of the Cheap SSL Certificates, the Cheapest EV SSL Certificates, and the Top 10 Ways to Save Money on SSL Certificates.

SSL Provider Average Cert Price Review Rating Read Reviews

DigiCert

$960.28
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SwissSign

$529.00
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GlobalSign

$524.56
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Symantec

$499.00
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Network Solutions

$390.50
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Sectigo

$351.77
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GeoTrust

$343.99
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Thawte

$301.11
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Entrust

$298.50
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SSL.com

$212.50
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SecureTrust

$190.20
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GoDaddy

$188.62
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Originally posted on Sat Jan 23, 2010

Comments


evert(2016-06-08)

Has this list been updated since 2010?

SSL Shopper(2016-06-08)

Yes, the page is updated as certificate prices are updated.

evert(2016-06-09)

Is it possible to add a 'Last modified' timestamp? :)

SSL Shopper(2016-06-10)

That's a great idea, but a little tricky with the way it is set up. I'll look into it more and see if I can do that.

ProdJuan NetPass(2017-04-28)

If it's not a straightforward method to add a "Last Modified" timestamp as part of the article render... how about just putting the statement (This information updated on mm/dd/yyyy) as part of the article content.
I'm thinking, you're in there editing other content, eg the pricing info, so add a paragraph that just mentions the 'updated on' statement.
Thanks for considering the thought. :)

SSL Shopper(2017-04-28)

Thanks. The pricing info is updated regularly since it is updated when the products are updated. It creates the table dynamically when the page is loaded so it is basically always updated.

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