Protect your site visitors' data by using SSL Certificates

If you're serious about doing business online, you need SSL. It's the best way to protect user data and defend against identity theft. Many customers will refuse to do business with a website that doesn't have an SSL certificate. Displaying your SSL Site Seal tells customers they can shop with confidence, knowing they're protected. Different certificates provide different levels of validation.

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  • PositiveSSL
  • Single Domain
  • $10,000 Warranty
  • 15-Day Refund
  • No Paperwork
$ 12 /yr
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  • RapidSSL
  • Single Domain
  • $10,000 Warranty
  • 15-Day Refund
  • No Paperwork
$ 14 /yr
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  • Thawte SSL 123
  • Single Domain
  • $500,000 Warranty
  • 15-Day Refund
  • No Paperwork
$ 45 /yr
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  • Quick SSL Premium
  • Multiple Domains
  • $500,000 Warranty
  • 15-Day Refund
  • No Paperwork
$ 65 /yr
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PositiveSSL Wildcard

PositiveSSL Wildcard is a cost-effective solution for securing multiple sub-domains of a single domain. PositiveSSL Wildcard certificates secure unlimited sub-domains and are easy to install, saving you time and effort. A PositiveSSL Wildcard SSL certificate issued to *.yourdomain.com is valid for: www.yourdomain.com, secure.yourdomain.com, mail.yourdomain.com, etc.

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Site Seal

The site seal is a graphic representation of your protection, it's the main reason people buy SSL. It serves as a constant reminder to customers that your site is protected.

Browser Ubiquity

This means that the majority of the world's browsers will recognize these certs rather than throwing up a red flag. All of our certs are supported by all popular browsers.

Top-Tier Support

InStep Host support staffers are some of the nicest, most helpful people you'll ever encounter. They're available 24/7 to answer questions and offer advice. 

Encryption Level

Most of our SSL certificates use either 256-bit or 128-bit encryption, depending on the capabilities of computer and server. Both are industry standard for data protection.