Free SSL?

JimHalpert

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ZeroSSL changed and now their plans do not offer unlimited free 90 days renewals.

Any to recommend that are free and easy to renew?

I found one here but are there others I can explore? Thanks!

 

Mrnewbie

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• #2

I use Cloudflare as it's free and works great.

 

bossofthebosses

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• #3

letsencrypt

 

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Socalmarketer79

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JimHalpert said:

ZeroSSL changed and now their plans do not offer unlimited free 90 days renewals.

Any to recommend that are free and easy to renew?

I found one here but are there others I can explore? Thanks!

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Use lets encrypt plus auto renewal for the ssl

 

Florin84

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I used Cloudflare to on the website I was 4 months ago . It was free and easy to set

 

kakbabu

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letsencrypt & cloudflare

 

SERPhustler

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Let's Encrypt for sure!

 

TheMarquis

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+1 for LetsEncrypt. Very easy to configure.

 

JimHalpert

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bossofthebosses said:

letsencrypt

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Socalmarketer79 said:

Use lets encrypt plus auto renewal for the ssl

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kakbabu said:

letsencrypt & cloudflare

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SERPhustler said:

Let's Encrypt for sure!

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Ricky.Montana said:

+1 for LetsEncrypt. Very easy to configure.

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Hey all, how exactly do I use Let's Encrypt? I can't find an easy to follow guide on their website. Not sure if it matters but I am using Namecheap.

Also, how to activate auto renewal?

Thanks.

 

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MisterF

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• #10

WPX Hosting do free SSLs.

 

Couch Monkey Media

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• #11

there are a lot of free ones out there but I have always been a fan of just paying and getting a real dedicated SSL

 

Waynetimi

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Cloud flare is cool

 

SteveWhite

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• #13

sslforfree.com.
but it has 3 ssl certificates / mail id & no wildcard sub. you need a cert for each subdomain.

 

terrycody

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I am also using Namecheap, take a look at this video:

I followed this guide and it works great, after you know how to do it, next time, it only takes you 5 minutes, no coding at all.

 

BimTop

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JimHalpert said:

Hey all, how exactly do I use Let's Encrypt? I can't find an easy to follow guide on their website. Not sure if it matters but I am using Namecheap.

Also, how to activate auto renewal?

Thanks.

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just look it up on YouTube

 

SEO Art

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Sslforfree.com works like charm. They provide SSL certificate for 3 months, and they notify you via email before 15 days about the expiry of the certificate, so that it will not expired.