I don't know because I haven't looked. Also, I think it is unlimited certs per verified identity or something like that, and it's the verification process that

I don't know because I haven't looked. Also, I think it is unlimited certs per verified identity or something like that, and it's the verification process that costs the $60. So one top-level domain is one verified ID, a second TLD would be another, and so on. Now for me, with all of my web sites using SSL, this is very cost-effective. I can also take advantage of the fact that my private networks use real TLDs (registered but with no public DNS), letting me use StartSSL instead of running my own internal CA (for which I lack the staff).