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A wildcard cert, which you would likely want/need if you're running a business, does indeed go for about $200 (that's the minimum I've seen it, if you have a ch

A wildcard cert, which you would likely want/need if you're running a business, does indeed go for about $200 (that's the minimum I've seen it, if you have a cheaper source it would make me very happy :))

mnkypete 13y ago
http://www.startssl.com/ http://www.startssl.com/
- serge2k 13y ago
  is that actually accepted by browsers now? IIRC they used to have a ridiculously awful method for revoking a cert. Is that still the case?
  - hsivonen 13y ago
    StartSSL's certs are accepted by browsers and revoking a free cert costs $24.90.
- teddyh 13y ago
  That brings it down to $59.90.
eps 13y ago
I would want wildcard cert if I have over 10 public facing domain names. And if I have that many, $200 is not an issue. I mean... your cost argument is weak, almost meaningless. Just focus on the trust angle, it's a reason enough against PKI/SSL.