Choose the right GlobalSign SSL
for the way your site builds trust.
Encrypt data, login credentials, and customer information with the right GlobalSign SSL certificate. Choose the certificate that fits your website, and use the guided selector to move visitors from uncertainty to the best-fit plan with confidence.
What GlobalSign SSL
helps you achieve
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Reduce tampering and
eavesdropping risksEncrypt traffic with HTTPS to protect sensitive customer and business data.
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Improve trust signals across forms and checkout
A more credible certificate choice helps reduce hesitation on high-value journeys.
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Match validation
to the real use caseChoose the right level—from practical DV to stronger OV and EV trust signals.
Payment methods
No credit card needed. Pay via GCash, Dragonpay, bank transfer, Visa/Master, or PayPal.
GCash- Dragonpay
- Maya
- Bank Transfer
- Credit Card
- PayPal
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Why GlobalSign SSL?
Free SSL isn't enough for traffic. GlobalSign SSL adds
that business-critical efficiency, support, model, and much longer validation.
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Guided setup & operations
CSR generation, validation steps, and renewal cycles—get help where teams typically get stuck and avoid rework.
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Site seal that reassures
In addition to the browser padlock, display a seal to reinforce trust and reduce drop-offs on checkout and forms.
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Identity validation (OV/EV)
Ideal for corporate sites, recruitment pages, and payments. Helps reduce phishing and 'who owns this site?' concerns.
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Compatibility & reliability
Designed for modern browsers and mobile environments so you can operate confidently at scale.
Free SSL vs
GlobalSign SSL
Encryption may be similar, but business outcomes depend on validation, support, and visible trust cues.
(e.g., Let's Encrypt)
(static/dynamic by plan)Answer 2 questions to narrow down
the best fit plan.
Use the selector below to mirror the order flow: choose the certificate type first,
then select the SSL plan that best matches the website’s trust needs.
SELECTOR PROGRESS
What kind of certificate coverage do you need?
Match the first selector step to the way the website or infrastructure is deployed.
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Protect 1 website
Best for one main website on a single domain. This is the simplest starting point.
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Protect subdomains
Best when one certificate needs to cover multiple subdomains under the same root domain.
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Protect an IP address
Best for appliances, internal dashboards, or technical environments tied to an IP endpoint.
Which SSL
should you choose?
A quick rule-of-thumb guide by use case.
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Personal site / small project
DV is usually enough. Choose Standard (DV) if you want a stronger brand trust signal.
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Company website / recruitment / contact forms
OV is recommended. It helps reduce user hesitation by verifying the organization behind the site.
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E-commerce / payments / high-trust flows
EV offers the highest validation level and supports stronger anti-phishing posture.
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Many subdomains / multiple domains
Use wildcard when multiple subdomains under one root domain need to be covered.
Pick the SSL that fits your use case
Select the coverage type first, then choose the term. Prices update instantly.
Certificate type
Term
Secure your site in 4 steps
Follow the guided flow after purchase. We also help you plan for the 199-day renewal cycle so you stay protected.
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1
Purchase
Choose your plan and target domain(s)
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2
Activate (CSR)
Submit CSR and required validation info
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3
Install
Deploy certificate files on your server
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4
Operate (Renew)
Stay ahead of renewals with supported processes
FAQ
Common questions before purchasing.
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Why do people mention a 199-day validity cycle?
Industry security standards have shortened certificate lifetimes. Planning for regular renewals helps maintain strong security over time.
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If free SSL already enables HTTPS, what's missing?
Encryption may be covered, but premium SSL often adds guided support, a site seal, and stronger identity validation (OV/EV)—key for business trust and conversions.
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When should I use wildcard vs SANs?
Wildcard covers many subdomains under one domain (e.g., *.example.com). SANs extend coverage to additional specific hostnames or multiple distinct domains.
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What if I lose my private key?
Private keys cannot typically be recovered. You'll need to generate a new key pair and reissue the certificate. Establish a secure backup process for keys.
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Can I get a refund?
Refund conditions vary by plan and policy. Please confirm eligibility, timeframe, and procedure before purchase.
Not sure? OV is a great default for businesses.
It verifies your organization and reduces hesitation on forms and inquiries—plus you get guided support.