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SSL Certificates

Security, credibility and trust for your visitors they deserve

Best Selling
Comodo SSL
3600 /yr
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  • DOMAIN
    1 Domain
  • WARRANTY
    $250,000 Warranty
  • ENCRYPTION
    128/256 Bit
  • REFUND
    30 Day Refund
Positive Wildcard SSL
7999 /yr
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  • SUB-DOMAINS
    Unlimited
  • WARRANTY
    $10,000 Warranty
  • ENCRYPTION
    128/256 Bit
  • REFUND
    30 Day Refund
EV SSL
1400 /yr
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  • DOMAIN
    1 Domain
  • WARRANTY
    $1,750,000 Warranty
  • ENCRYPTION
    128/256 Bit
  • REFUND
    30 Day Refund
Positive SSL
1200 /yr
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  • DOMAIN
    1 Domain
  • WARRANTY
    $10,000 Warranty
  • ENCRYPTION
    128/256 Bit
  • REFUND
    30 Day Refund

Why get an SSL Certificate from Uphosts?

visitors
Guaranteed security

Ensures that you are sending information to the trusted servers and not imposters trying to steal information.

TrustLogo site seal

Visitors will trust your website more when they see visual cues like a lock icon or a green bar and will therefore be more likely to buy from you.

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Ranking higher

Search engines rank websites without an SSL certificate lower on the search results page (SERP), affecting your SEO efforts, traffic and revenue at the same time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an SSL certificate?
  • For just about any site, you probably need an SSL Certificate. We’ve got your SSL Certificate needs covered! Worried purchasing and installing an SSL certificate will be a headache? Don’t be! You get the right options, at the right price, on an ultra-reliable server. What more could you ask for? How about hosting on our high-performance SwiftServer platform? Our 24/7/365 support staff will be happy to help if you have any questions with our SSL Certificate comparison. When an SSL Certificate is required, A2 Hosting is your provider.

    Secure Socket Layer (SSL) provides safe communication via the internet. SSL Certificates protect sensitive information with encryption techniques when transmitting information between a web server and a web browser. Millions of websites use SSL Certificates on their site to keep their customers' and their visitors' information safe. Your visitors will notice that your site is protected by an SSL Certificate because your website URL will begin with HTTPS as opposed to HTTP. Additional signals of a site being secured by HTTPs is the padlock in the browser bar and a green extended validation bar found in more advanced SSL Certificate options. Some SSL Certificates also offer you a secure site seal for you to publish to signify to your visitors that your website is safe and their information is safe from potential attackers.

Do i need an SSL certificate?
  • No, SSL certificates are strongly recommended if you have a website that receives or transmit any sensitive information like credit card numbers, license numbers, social security numbers etc. They are also strongly recommended for any pages where a password is submitted. While SSL Certificates especially important in these instances, it has become more evident recently that all sites should actually be SSL protected. That's because many browsers have started to flag sites that are not using the SSL/HTTPS protocol for being unsafe. Protecting your site with an SSL Certificate can prevent you from having this distinction. you can use your old / current domain with our Web Hosting Service without having to register for a new one. To do so please choose the option of using an existing domain name during the checkout process. In case of any questions, you can contact our professional support team

How does an SSL certificate work?
  • SSL Certificates are granted from a Certificate Authority (CA). The Certificate Authority's job is to verify that the website owner is in fact who they say they are. A business verification may also occur if the site is owned by a business, most likely an eCommerce store. A copy of the SSL Certificate is received once the CA verifies the site owner. The web site owner is then free to install their SSL Certificate on their server for their website.

    Once the web server that is hosting your site is accessed by your visitor's browser, an "SSL handshake" takes place. This means the browser and the server have established a key informing each other that it's safe to communicate and the SSL Certificate is in fact valid. Most importantly, your visitors will also know that any information they are transmitting to you, whether it be a password, credit card or social security number, is secure due to your use of the SSL Certificate.