GrabbyStart SSL
Single-domain SSL/TLS certificate for websites that need domain validation and HTTPS encryption.
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- Validation: Domain Validation
- Coverage: Single domain
- Wildcard: No
- Business identity validation: No
SSL & TLS CERTIFICATES
SSL Certificates for UK Websites, from DV to Wildcard and EV.
Enable HTTPS for your UK website and compare the domain coverage and validation level of currently available certificates before ordering.
HTTPS ENCRYPTIONProtect data while it travels between browser and server
VALIDATION OPTIONSChoose the identity checks appropriate to the certificate
DOMAIN COVERAGECompare single-domain and wildcard requirements
https://yourwebsite.com
HTTPS Connection Active
A valid certificate can enable an encrypted TLS connection for the covered hostname.
- CertificateValid
- HTTPSEnabled
- ConnectionEncrypted
- Hostname coverageVerified
CURRENT SSL CERTIFICATE PLANS
Choose an SSL Certificate by Validation and Domain Coverage.
Start with what the certificate needs to cover, then compare the validation level and current price before ordering.
GrabbyPro SSL
Single-domain SSL/TLS certificate using the verified validation and coverage shown in the current catalogue.
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- Validation: Domain Validation
- Coverage: Single domain
- Wildcard: No
- Business identity validation: No
GrabbyWildcard SSL
Wildcard SSL/TLS certificate for one primary domain and the supported subdomains covered by the certificate.
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- Validation: Domain Validation
- Coverage: One primary domain and supported subdomains
- Wildcard: Yes
- Business identity validation: No
GrabbyElite EV SSL
Extended Validation SSL/TLS certificate for an eligible organization requiring verified business identity.
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- Validation: Extended Validation
- Coverage: Single domain
- Wildcard: No
- Business identity validation: Yes
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FIND THE RIGHT CERTIFICATE
Match the Certificate to Your Domain Coverage and Validation Needs.
Coverage and validation solve different problems. First decide which hostnames the certificate must cover, then choose how much identity validation the use case requires.
Single-Domain DV for a Standard Website
Choose a domain-validated single-domain certificate when one website hostname needs HTTPS and organization identity validation is not required.
View GrabbyStart SSLAnother Single-Domain DV Option
This product currently uses Domain Validation and single-domain coverage. Review the verified commercial certificate details before choosing between the available DV options.
View GrabbyPro SSLWildcard SSL for One Domain and Its Subdomains
Choose wildcard coverage when the certificate needs to secure one primary domain and multiple supported subdomains under that domain.
View GrabbyWildcard SSLExtended Validation for Verified Organization Identity
Choose EV when the organization needs the certificate issuance process to include the highest identity-validation level in the current DV/OV/EV model.
View GrabbyElite EV SSLCOMPARE SSL CERTIFICATES
Compare Validation, Coverage and Current SSL Pricing.
Use the table to compare what each current certificate validates and covers before choosing the commercial plan.
| Feature | GrabbyStart SSL | GrabbyPro SSL | GrabbyWildcard SSL | GrabbyElite EV SSL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Validation level | Domain Validation | Domain Validation | Domain Validation | Extended Validation |
| Domain coverage | Single domain | Single domain | One primary domain and supported subdomains | Single domain |
| Wildcard subdomains | No | No | Yes | No |
| Business identity validation | No | No | No | Yes |
| Verified distinguishing feature | Single-domain DV certificate | Another single-domain DV option | Wildcard subdomain coverage | Extended organization identity validation |
| Current price | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable |
| Billing option | — | — | — | — |
| Action | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable |
WHY SSL MATTERS
Why HTTPS Matters for Modern Websites.
A valid SSL/TLS certificate enables encrypted HTTPS connections between supported browsers and the website for the hostnames covered by the certificate.
Encrypt data in transit
TLS encryption helps protect information while it travels between the visitor's browser and the website server.
Avoid plaintext HTTP connections
Serve the website over HTTPS so supported browsers do not have to use an unencrypted HTTP connection.
Support a secure page experience
HTTPS is a standard technical foundation for modern websites and is one part of providing a secure page experience.
Protect sensitive website connections
Use HTTPS wherever customers submit forms, account information, checkout requests or other data that should not travel over plaintext HTTP.
Use a valid trusted certificate
A valid certificate for the requested hostname allows supported browsers to establish a trusted TLS connection when the certificate chain and server configuration are correct.
Verify identity at the appropriate level
DV verifies control of the domain, while organization-validated certificate types apply additional identity checks where that level of validation is required.
WHAT SSL DOES — AND DOESN'T DO
HTTPS Encrypts the Connection. It Does Not Make a Website Invulnerable.
An SSL/TLS certificate is an important security foundation, but it solves a specific problem: encrypted transport and certificate validation. Website software, accounts and servers still need their own security controls.
SSL/TLS encrypts network traffic
A valid HTTPS connection helps protect data from being read or altered while it travels between the browser and correctly configured server.
Validation depends on certificate type
DV confirms control of a domain. Organization-validation levels apply additional identity checks to the certificate applicant.
SSL does not remove malware
A TLS certificate does not scan website files, patch vulnerable software or remove malicious code from a compromised website.
SSL does not guarantee a site is trustworthy
HTTPS confirms an encrypted connection to the hostname represented by the certificate. It should not be treated as proof that every website using HTTPS is legitimate or safe.
A CLEAR SECURITY JOURNEY
From Certificate Choice to HTTPS in Four Steps.
- 01
Choose the certificate
Match the required hostname coverage and validation level to the website or organization.
- 02
Complete validation
Confirm domain control and, where the selected certificate requires it, provide the organization information needed for additional validation.
- 03
Certificate issuance
The issuing certificate authority completes the required checks and issues the certificate when validation succeeds.
- 04
Install and verify HTTPS
Install the issued certificate on the required server or service and verify that HTTPS, hostname coverage and the certificate chain work correctly.
QUICK GUIDE
Choose SSL by Validation First, Coverage Second.
Use the website and domain setup to narrow the choice, then confirm the actual product details before ordering.
STANDARD SINGLE-DOMAIN WEBSITEStart with GrabbyStart SSL when one domain needs Domain Validation and HTTPS.ANOTHER SINGLE-DOMAIN DV OPTIONCompare GrabbyPro SSL with GrabbyStart using the verified product details and current pricing.MULTIPLE SUBDOMAINS ON ONE DOMAINChoose GrabbyWildcard SSL when one primary domain and its supported subdomains need certificate coverage.ORGANIZATION IDENTITY VALIDATIONChoose GrabbyElite EV SSL when the organization requires Extended Validation identity checks.
SSL CERTIFICATE QUESTIONS
SSL Certificate Questions Before You Choose a Plan.
Clear answers about HTTPS, validation, wildcard coverage, certificate lifetimes, installation and what SSL does—and does not—protect.
An SSL certificate—more accurately a TLS certificate—allows a website to establish an encrypted HTTPS connection for the hostnames covered by the certificate. It helps protect data while it travels between the visitor's browser and the server.
TLS is the modern protocol used to secure HTTPS connections. The term "SSL certificate" is still widely used commercially, even though modern browser connections use TLS rather than the older SSL protocols.
Domain Validation (DV) verifies control of the domain being secured. Extended Validation (EV) applies additional checks to verify the legal organization requesting the certificate. EV does not automatically mean stronger connection encryption than DV; the main difference is the level of identity validation.
Choose wildcard coverage when one primary domain and multiple supported subdomains need to be covered by the same certificate, for example services under the same base domain. If only one hostname needs coverage, a single-domain certificate may be more appropriate.
No. SSL/TLS encrypts the network connection and provides certificate validation, but it does not patch website software, prevent weak passwords, remove malware or secure vulnerable applications. Those risks require separate website and server security measures.
Website Security →Timing depends on the certificate type, certificate authority, validation method and how quickly the required information can be confirmed. Domain Validation is generally simpler than organization or Extended Validation. Use the current product/order information rather than relying on a universal issuance-time promise.
Not necessarily. A subscription or billing term can extend beyond the validity period of an individual publicly trusted TLS certificate. Certificate lifetime and reissuance requirements follow the issuing certificate authority and current browser-industry rules.
Available installation assistance depends on where the website is hosted, the target server or control panel and the certificate product being used. Contact GrabbyHost with the domain and hosting environment if you need help confirming the installation options.
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Choose the SSL Certificate That Matches Your Domain Setup.
Compare validation, domain coverage and current pricing, then choose the certificate that fits the hostnames and identity requirements you need to secure.
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