Privacy in transit
Passwords, enquiries and other information travel through an encrypted channel between the browser and your website.
SSL / TLS · Secure connections
We help you choose a certificate, configure HTTPS and plan timely renewal. Give your customers an encrypted connection — from the first click to the enquiry they send.
The path of a secure request
Encrypted channel
01 / Protection in practice
HTTPS uses TLS to protect data in transit. “SSL certificate” remains the familiar name for this service.
Passwords, enquiries and other information travel through an encrypted channel between the browser and your website.
The browser checks the certificate and domain match to establish an authenticated TLS connection.
Modern forms, customer accounts and payment journeys rely on HTTPS. We review each integration’s requirements separately.
A certificate protects the connection. Your CMS, account access, server and backups need their own security measures.
02 / Validation level
DV, OV and EV differ in how thoroughly the applicant is verified. With equivalent TLS settings, a higher category does not mean stronger encryption.
The certificate authority checks control of the domain. A practical option when you need an encrypted connection without legal entity verification.
Blogs, portfolios, business websites and online services.
The organisation is checked alongside the domain. Legal identity information is included in the certificate and can be inspected in its details.
Businesses and services that need verified organisation details.
More extensive organisation checks under EV rules. The right choice depends on your project’s requirements and identity verification needs.
Projects that require extended legal entity verification.
03 / Domains & subdomains
The number and structure of your domains is a separate choice. We identify every required hostname before issuance.
Several specific hostnames in one certificate. SAN limits and the cost of additional names depend on the product and certificate authority.
example.comexample.orgshop.example.netFor multiple websites, brands or services.
The pattern *.example.com covers one level of subdomains, such as shop.example.com. The base domain example.com must be listed separately.
*.example.comshop.example.comapp.example.comIt does not automatically cover nested names such as a.b.example.com.
04 / From selection to setup
We work with your hosting, server and CMS. We agree on access and a change plan, check the result and explain how to keep your certificate current.
Find your SSLReview domains, validation needs, compatibility and budget.
Help complete validation and install the certificate and trust chain.
Configure redirects and check mixed content, forms and required integrations.
Review canonical URLs, sitemap and internal links after the HTTPS migration.
Set up supported automation, alerts and an agreed support arrangement.
05 / Pricing
Cost depends on applicant validation, covered domains and the certificate product. Selection starts with your website’s needs.
Free certificate
UAH 0for certificate issuance
DV certificates with no certificate authority fee. Installation, automation and ongoing support are agreed separately.
Find your SSLCommercial certificates
fromUAH 250/ year
An indicative starting point for a basic paid option. We confirm current pricing, reissuance terms and service scope before you order.
Request a quoteAn annual budget is not the lifetime of one certificate: several reissues may be needed during the paid period.
06 / Continuity
Certificates need regular reissuance. We help build a process that spots issues before your visitors see a browser warning.
Automation depends on support from your chosen certificate authority and hosting environment.
07 / The SSL ecosystem
We select an available product for the task, comparing validation, domain coverage and renewal options.
Comodo CA now operates as Sectigo. Symantec’s former certificate business moved to DigiCert. ComodoSSLstore is a certificate store, not a separate certificate authority.
08 / Questions & answers
The essentials of selection, pricing, validity and what HTTPS protects.
A certificate helps authenticate the server and establish an encrypted TLS connection. HTTPS protects data in transit. It does not remove website vulnerabilities or guarantee that the website owner is trustworthy.
Accepting online payments does not automatically require OV or EV. The choice depends on your payment provider, company policies and organisation verification needs. A correctly configured DV certificate also enables HTTPS.
Modern browsers do not guarantee a green address bar or a company name next to the URL. EV provides extended organisation validation; legal identity information can be inspected in the certificate details.
Publicly trusted TLS certificates issued from 15 March 2026 until 15 March 2027 have a maximum validity of 200 days; some products have shorter lifetimes. An annual payment can cover several reissues. We confirm the chosen product’s terms before you order.
The pattern *.example.com covers one level of subdomains. The base domain example.com needs its own certificate name, and a.b.example.com needs a matching SAN entry or another wildcard. We agree on the complete hostname list before issuance.
Let’s Encrypt does not charge for the certificate. HTTPS installation, renewal automation and ongoing support are separate services. We agree on their scope and cost before work starts.
HTTPS contributes to a sound user experience and the technical quality of a website. A certificate alone does not guarantee higher rankings: useful content, accessible pages and overall website quality also matter.
Yes. We help with selection, issuance, installation, redirects and HTTPS checks. Support channels, response times and renewal arrangements are agreed for your project.
Your next step
Send us your website address and a short description of the task. We will help choose the certificate type and plan your HTTPS setup.
Discuss SSL setup