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Prices are much higher compared to Namecheap and their SSLs.com [0]. [0] https://www.ssls.com/ https://www.ssls.com/
by kolev 12y ago
Prices are much higher compared to Namecheap and their SSLs.com [0].
[0] https://www.ssls.com/ https://www.ssls.com/
- agwa 12y agoMany of our customers realize that fact, but are nonetheless extremely happy to use SSLMate. We're not a normal certificate vendor, and the ease and automation of SSLMate sets us far apart. If these features aren't important to you, Namecheap is a fine choice - I used them myself before creating SSLMate.
- kolev 12y agoI understand, but during times when you can buy a decent whole web servers for just $60 per year with traffic and all, the SSL certificate prices are just outrageously high!
- T3RMINATED 12y agoworst idea ever... did you graduate high school mate?
- 0x0 12y agoWow, that's half the price of the same certificates they sell on their main namecheap.com domain. But they are both Namecheap sites? Why would they sell for less on a different label? Really makes me lose confidence in them even after having been a mostly satisfied customer on their main domain for years. Turns out they have been ripping me off!
- schoen 12y agoApparently this also happens for things like mattresses, airline tickets, and food (which doesn't make it less frustrating when you notice it).
- tomjen3 12y agoCareful. I just checked and the cheap certificates are for 3 years.
- 0x0 12y agoI literally bought a 3y Comodo PositiveSSL certificate yesterday at namecheap.com for $27. It's the exact same CA! I feel cheated :-/. It's not even about the money, but the feeling of dishonesty. From a vendor selling "trust".