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SSL Certificates

DV SSL Certificates

Domain Validation (DV) SSL certificates provide the fastest, easiest, and most cost-effective solution for online businesses to create a secure website environment. Issued within minutes, Sectigo DV certificates provide industry-standard 256-bit encryption and validate domain ownership, giving your customers peace-of-mind knowing they are visiting a safe and secure site.

Single Domain DV

Secures 1 domain

$99
Up to 33% off with multi-year
  • Quick Issuance
  • 24/7 Expert Service
  • Unlimited Server Licenses
  • 30-Day Money Back Guarantee
  • Compatible with all leading web and mobile browsers
  • $500,000 SSL Certificate Warranty
  • Includes Sectigo Trust Seal


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Multi-Domain DV

Includes 3 domains
+ can add up to 250 domains

$249
Up to 30% off with multi-year
  • Quick Issuance
  • 24/7 Expert Service
  • Unlimited Server Licenses
  • 30-Day Money Back Guarantee
  • Compatible with all leading web and mobile browsers
  • $500,000 SSL Certificate Warranty
  • Includes Sectigo Trust Seal


Wildcard DV

Secures 1 domain
+ unlimited subdomains

$449
Up to 30% off with multi-year
  • Quick Issuance
  • 24/7 Expert Service
  • Unlimited Server Licenses
  • 30-Day Money Back Guarantee
  • Compatible with all leading web and mobile browsers
  • $500,000 SSL Certificate Warranty
  • Includes Sectigo Trust Seal


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Validation Requirements

Domain Validated SSL certificates are the most basic digital certificate option and are the easiest to validate. The process includes a single step to verify the person or organization who owns the registered domain.

To complete the validation, the domain owner must prove that they own the domain that was submitted with the order before issuance can occur.

The preferred validation method (and the easiest) is completing the verification with email-based authentication. Using this method, we will send an email to the WHOIS registrar email address asking you to verify that you purchased a DV certificate. Once you positively respond to our email, the requirement is considered satisfied and the certificate can be issued within minutes of a completed order.

As an alternative to the WHOIS registered email, we can send the authentication email to one of five pre-approved email addresses associated with the website domain. The five pre-approved addresses are:

Intuitive Dashboard

In our customer dashboard, you'll be able to view all products you have with Sectigo, view their lifecycle status, issue or reissue, and renew expiring certificates, saving you time and fear that an expired certificate may down your site at an unexpected time.


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    When it comes to securing a website with digital certificates, single domain certificates stand out as the best option since they are more secure, easier to manage and automate, and more cost-effective when compared to other options. Wildcard certificates (secure the primary domain and unlimited subdomains) and multi-domain SSL certificates (secure multiple domains) come with inherent risks that create complex management challenges and could result in significant consequences to the business.