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I can't say whether they're the "best" or not, but I've used NameCheap for everything and have been extremely happy with them. Plenty of options, very good cos
by nlh 13y ago
I can't say whether they're the "best" or not, but I've used NameCheap for everything and have been extremely happy with them. Plenty of options, very good cost.
The only time I didn't use them was a weird edge case recently where I needed a multi-domain certificate, and NameCheap did not support those, so I purchased direct from GeoTrust.
- bsenftner 13y agoI use NameCheap too.
- Osiris 13y agoI have a PositiveSSL from Namecheap. It's about $8 a year or so.
- andrewmunsell 13y agoPlus, they used to offer $2 PositiveSSL certificates (for the first year) with the purchase of a domain. Not sure if they still do that, though.
- palidanx 13y agoWhat I discovered unfortunately is the PositiveSSL certs often fail on browsers of mobile devices (safari/iphone, chrome/nexus). I ended up getting an EssentialSSL Cert from namecheap.
- treahauet 13y agoI had a similar issue where Firefox didn't like Namecheap's certs, but I started including the chain certificate as well and it worked great. Maybe something like that had the same affect in that case?
- mistagrrr 13y agoI've bought a bunch of RapidSSL certificates from NameCheap and have never run into any problems.