StarterSSL is a 128 bit single root SSL certificate. FreeSSL.com owns the root used to issue StarterSSL certificates making it a stable SSL offering. StarterSSL is already present in the IE 5.01+, Netscape 7 and Mozilla 1 browsers. At only $39 StarterSSL is an ideal solution for securing websites conducting lite levels of ecommerce.

StarterSSL Certificates have a browser recognition of around 96% and are ideal for websites conducting low volume / low value ecommerce transactions.

If your transaction volume and value warrants an SSL certificate from a known brand, or you require advanced site seal technology, please refer to our Professional Level SSL certificates section.

We urge everyone to know ‘what’s what’ in all SSL certificates, so please read our FAQ and review the product matrix before you buy to ensure you choose the best SSL product for you.

StarterSSL certificates offer you:

Single root certificate - issued in minutes, installed in seconds! The lowest cost single root install SSL certificate available Immediate SSL certificate issuance 24/7/365 Multi-year savings available - 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 year certs available Automated online validation - no paperwork 96%+ browser recognition rate, no chained installation Fully supported - tel, web, email - 1am to 9pm EST Strong 128bit encryption, industry standard SSL FREE "Secured by StarterSSL" site seal Risk free: 7 day refund and reissue policy FreeSSL.com owns the root used to issue your certificate

StarterSSL is delivered to you through the world’s fastest SSL certificate provisioning system - you'll have a fully functional certificate immediately.

1 year 128 bit StarterSSL Certificate = $39 (normally $70)
Secure a single fully qualified domain name such as secure.yourdomain.com. Certificates are available for 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years.

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StarterSSL Technology Summary
StarterSSL Certificates uniquely enable businesses to obtain fully functional and trusted SSL certificate and are ideal for securing websites conducting lite ecommerce. FreeSSL.com owns the root used to issue the SSL certificates and installation is therefore very straightforward.

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