Sectigo Positive SAN/UCC
The Sectigo Positive SAN/UCC certificate from Sectigo uses Domain Validation (DV). It secures several different domains on one certificate, encrypting the traffic between your visitors and your website so logins, forms and card details stay private - and gives you the padlock that browsers and customers now expect.
- Validation
- Domain Validation (DV)
- Secures
- Multiple different domains (SAN / UCC)
- Issued
- Usually within minutes
- Warranty
- $10,000.00
- Secures www.
- Yes
- Free reissues
- Yes
- Site seal
- Included
Buy Sectigo Positive SAN/UCC
Certificates are issued for one year at a time. Prices shown are per year.
1 Year
£40.95 / year
£40.95 for 1 Year
Prices are subject to VAT. Not ready to buy? We can install and configure your certificate for you - just ask.
What you get
- ✓Strong encryption for every visitor, with the browser padlock
- ✓Domain Validation (DV), issued usually within minutes
- ✓Secures both example.co.uk and www.example.co.uk
- ✓Add several domains to one certificate (SAN / UCC)
- ✓Free reissues for the life of the certificate
- ✓Trust site seal for your website
- ✓Warranty of $10,000.00
- ✓Free installation help and UK support from our team
Sectigo Positive SAN/UCC FAQs
What does Domain Validation involve?
Domain Validation simply confirms that you control the domain - usually by clicking a link sent to an address such as postmaster@yourdomain, or by adding a DNS record. There is no company paperwork, so certificates are issued almost immediately.
How long does it take to be issued?
Once validation is complete, this certificate is typically issued usually within minutes.
Will you install it for me?
Yes. If you host with us we install and configure your certificate free of charge - just get in touch and we will take care of it.
Can I reissue the certificate?
Yes - this certificate includes free reissues for its lifetime, so you can regenerate it if you move server or need a new key.
I need something different - what are my options?
Compare every option on our SSL certificates page, or read Help! Which SSL? if you are not sure which level of validation you need.