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SSL Certificates

TLS certificate estates issued, installed, automated and monitored across websites, mail, control panels and internal services so nothing expires unnoticed.

Rack-mounted load balancer terminating HTTPS traffic with a glowing padlock representing a valid SSL certificate
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CERTIFICATE TRUST · SSL Certificates

Capabilities

What we implement

  • DV, OV and EV certificate selection per service
  • Wildcard and multi-domain (SAN) planning
  • Let's Encrypt / ACME automation with renewal hooks
  • Full chain installation on web, mail and panel services
  • Expiry inventory and alerting

Security

How it is hardened

  • Modern cipher suites and TLS 1.2 / 1.3 only
  • HSTS and redirect policy where appropriate
  • Private key handling and permissions reviewed
  • CAA records limiting who may issue for the domain

Editions & pricing

SSL Certificates editions and vendor pricing

Vendor list prices for the editions we deploy. Deployment, migration, hardening and support are quoted separately by Techno Trader PK — they are never bundled into these figures.

SSL Certificates editions, licensing unit and vendor list price
EditionLicensed byVendor list price
Domain validated (DV)Indicative only. Free ACME certificates cover most sites; paid DV certificates start around USD 10 per year.per domain / year$0
Organisation validated (OV)Indicative list price; varies by certificate authority and term.per domain / year$70
WildcardIndicative list price; verify at quote time.per domain / year$200
Extended validation (EV)Priced per organisation and term — quoted after validation requirements are confirmed.per domain / yearQuote only

Prices are checked against the vendor's published price list. Last verified 10 Sept 2026. Vendor list prices exclude tax and can change without notice.

Licence cost is only part of the number. Add deployment, migration and ongoing support to see the real figure for your environment.Get a scoped quote

Architecture

Certificate lifecycle

Certificates are inventoried, issued to a plan, installed with the full chain and renewed automatically — expiry should never be an incident.

  1. 01 · Inventory

    WebsitesMail servicesControl panelsInternal services

    Every endpoint terminating TLS is listed with its issuer and expiry date.

  2. 02 · Issuance

    DV certificatesOV / EV certificatesWildcardMulti-domain SAN

    Validation level chosen per service; public sites and payment paths are treated differently from internal tools.

  3. 03 · Automation

    ACME / Let's EncryptRenewal hooksPanel integration

    Renewal runs unattended, with reload hooks so services actually pick up the new certificate.

  4. 04 · Assurance

    Full chain checkTLS 1.2 / 1.3 onlyHSTSCAA records

    Configuration is tested externally after every change, not assumed from the panel.

FAQ

SSL Certificates questions we are asked

Is a free certificate as secure as a paid one?
The encryption is identical. Paid certificates buy organisation validation, longer terms, warranties and support — useful for public-facing commerce, unnecessary for most internal services.
Why does the site show a certificate warning after installing?
Almost always a missing intermediate certificate. The full chain has to be installed, which is why every change is verified with an external checker.
Should we use a wildcard certificate?
It simplifies many subdomains on one platform, but one private key then covers everything. Where hosts are administered by different people, separate certificates are safer.
Can renewals be automated on cPanel or Plesk?
Yes. Both panels support ACME issuance, and renewal plus service reload is configured so certificates never lapse.

Related

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