SSL

[justind]

GoDaddy is asking like $90 to include SSL on my site. Can I get it for less?
I suppose it's necessary to delete the "Not Secure" message on my site.
I don't do commerce on it currently but would like to so I guess I should have SSL, yes?

 

[Cory Cooper]

Hello,

Yes, it is necessary to remove the Not Secure badge. Commercial SSL certs range in price from $50 to $250+ per year depending on the vendor, encryption level, etc.. Many sites don't really need them, but if your are doing E-commerce, then it would probably be best, as many folks won't do business without a secure connection.

GoDaddy currently shows one website for $63.99/yr, $79.99/yr at renewal. If your domain and site are through GoDaddy, that would probably be the easiest.

C

 

[justind]

Hello,

Yes, it is necessary to remove the Not Secure badge. Commercial SSL certs range in price from $50 to $250+ per year depending on the vendor, encryption level, etc.. Many sites don't really need them, but if your are doing E-commerce, then it would probably be best, as many folks won't do business without a secure connection.

GoDaddy currently shows one website for $63.99/yr, $79.99/yr at renewal. If your domain and site are through GoDaddy, that would probably be the easiest.

C

Thanks Cory. When I get closer to doing e-commerce, I'll get it.

 

[Ian]

There's free SSL from LetsEncrypt too - we use it on MacHelp and it's great

https://letsencrypt.org/

 

[alanwake82]

I always go with Blue hosts they provide the best package and SSL. I worked as vpn reseller and need multiple servers so always go with team blue.