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SSL CERTIFICATES

Secure your website with HTTPS

Protect visitors’ data, build trust, and enable HTTPS. Choose the right certificate type and follow a guided setup.

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Choose your SSL

Pick the level of validation that fits your website.

DV Fast validation

Domain Validation

Best for personal sites, landing pages, and small projects. Verifies domain ownership only.

  • Quick issuance
  • HTTPS + lock icon
  • Ideal for most websites
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OV Business verification

Organization Validation

Best for businesses that want extra trust. Verifies domain + organization identity.

  • Higher trust level
  • Great for SaaS & stores
  • Supports compliance needs
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EV Highest validation

Extended Validation

Best for brands that require the strongest identity checks. Verifies domain + legal entity thoroughly.

  • Strongest validation
  • Best for enterprise
  • Trust-focused use cases
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Quick overview of what each option validates.

Feature DV OV EV
Encrypts traffic (HTTPS) YesYesYes
Validates domain ownership YesYesYes
Validates organization NoYesYes (stricter)
Best for Personal / small sites Business sites Enterprise / brand trust
Setup time Fast Medium Longest

How SSL setup works

Simple steps — guided by Domaintico.

1) Choose a plan

Select DV, OV, or EV depending on your needs.

2) Verify ownership

Complete validation (email or DNS record), depending on the certificate type.

3) Install & enable HTTPS

Install on your hosting/server and redirect traffic to HTTPS.

Tip: If you use a website builder or managed hosting, SSL is often one-click.

FAQ

Common questions about SSL.

Will SSL affect my SEO?
HTTPS is a positive signal for search engines, and it improves user trust and security.
Do I need SSL if I don’t take payments?
Yes — SSL protects logins, forms, and visitor privacy. Browsers also warn users on non-HTTPS pages.
What causes “mixed content” warnings?
Some resources (images/scripts) are still loading over HTTP. Update them to HTTPS to remove the warning.

Ready to enable HTTPS?

Choose your certificate and secure your site.

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