Buy SSL Certificate India
An SSL certificate puts a website on HTTPS by proving the server owns the domain. At WebJi®, Sectigo Positive SSL costs ₹1,800 a year, the Wildcard ₹7,500 and Code Signing ₹7,200, before 18% GST. Sites on WebJi® hosting already get free Let's Encrypt SSL; buy Sectigo for other servers or many subdomains.
For site owners and developers choosing between free Let's Encrypt SSL and a paid Sectigo certificate for a domain, subdomains or software.
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What an SSL certificate does for a website
An SSL (TLS) certificate proves to a browser that the server really belongs to your domain, so the connection runs over HTTPS and the “Not secure” label disappears. The certificate binds a public key to a hostname, and a certificate authority such as Sectigo vouches for that binding.
Sectigo Positive SSL is a domain-validated (DV) certificate. The check is only that you control the name — by a reply to an approver email, a DNS record or a file on the site — so it does not print your company name inside the certificate. When the legal entity must appear, an organisation-validated SSL certificate or an EV SSL certificate is the right product instead.
Sectigo SSL certificate prices in India
WebJi® sells three Sectigo certificates: Positive SSL at ₹1,800 a year, Positive SSL Wildcard at ₹7,500 a year and Code Signing at ₹7,200 a year, all before 18% GST. Two years of Positive SSL therefore cost ₹3,600 before tax (₹1,800 × 2).
| Certificate | What it covers | Price (₹/yr) | Order |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sectigo Positive SSL | www and non-www of one domain (DV) | ₹1,800 | Order Now → |
| Sectigo Positive SSL Wildcard | One domain plus all its first-level subdomains | ₹7,500 | Order Now → |
| Sectigo Code Signing SSL | Digital signature on software you distribute | ₹7,200 | Order Now → |
Live Sectigo pricing from WebJi® billing, read 14 November 2026. Free Let's Encrypt SSL is included with all hosting plans. A name count not shown in the table is quoted before you pay.
Free Let's Encrypt SSL or a paid Sectigo certificate?
If your site is hosted on a WebJi® hosting plan, the free Let's Encrypt certificate already gives it HTTPS; buy Sectigo when you need something that free certificate does not provide. Browsers show the same padlock for a free DV certificate and a paid one, so the reasons to pay are practical, not visual.
- A server outside the free offer: a VPS, an office appliance or a host that does not issue Let's Encrypt.
- A CA-backed product with a warranty and support from the issuer: some tenders, payment partners and corporate IT policies ask for one.
- Many subdomains under one certificate: the wildcard covers shop., mail., app. and any new subdomain without a fresh issue.
- Fewer renewal moving parts: Let's Encrypt certificates last 90 days and depend on automatic renewal working every time.
The trade-offs are argued in more depth in free SSL vs paid SSL; site hosting itself starts on shared hosting.
Which SSL certificate fits your job?
Match the certificate to the hostnames it must protect and to what it signs: a website, a set of subdomains, several unrelated domains, or software. Code signing is the common mistake — it signs an installer or app and will not fix a browser warning on a website or webmail.
| Your situation | Certificate |
|---|---|
| One business site at example.in and www.example.in | Sectigo Positive SSL |
| example.in plus shop.example.in, portal.example.in and future subdomains | Wildcard SSL certificate |
| example.in, example.com and a second brand on one certificate | Multi-domain SSL certificate |
| Company name must be verified inside the certificate | OV or EV SSL |
| A Windows installer, driver or desktop app you ship to customers | Sectigo Code Signing |
| A mail server with its own hostname such as mail.example.in | Name that hostname in the order; do not assume the website certificate covers it |
For code signing, industry rules in force since 1 June 2023 require the private key to be generated and kept on a hardware token or hardware security module, so plan that before you order.
How buying and installing an SSL certificate works
You order, generate a certificate signing request (CSR), prove control of the domain, then install the issued files on the server. Domain validation is usually quick once the email, DNS record or file check is in place.
- Order the certificate from the table above; pay the yearly price plus GST.
- Create a CSR on the server that will use the certificate — the steps are in how to generate a CSR. Keep the private key on that server.
- Validate the domain by approver email, a DNS record or an uploaded file.
- Install the certificate and its intermediate chain. On WebJi® hosting, ask support to install it; on a server elsewhere, install the files yourself or send them to that host.
- Test the result with the SSL checker and redirect every HTTP URL to HTTPS.
SSL certificate validity and renewal
The prices above are yearly, and you renew before the expiry date printed on the certificate itself. Public certificate lifetimes are shrinking: the CA/Browser Forum capped publicly trusted TLS certificates at 200 days from 15 March 2026, with further cuts scheduled, so a certificate may need reissuing inside a paid year.
Put the expiry date in a calendar and check it again after every reissue. An expired certificate shows a full-page browser warning that most visitors will not click through.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Sectigo Positive SSL cover both www and the bare domain?
Yes. One Positive SSL at ₹1,800 a year before GST covers www.example.in and example.in. Any other subdomain, such as shop.example.in, needs the wildcard or its own certificate.
Does the wildcard cover sub-subdomains like a.b.example.in?
No. A wildcard for *.example.in matches one level only, so shop.example.in is covered but a.shop.example.in is not. Deeper names need a separate certificate or a wildcard issued for that level.
Will code signing remove the Not secure warning on my site?
No. Code signing signs software files so Windows and other systems can show the publisher. The browser warning on a website is fixed by a TLS certificate such as Positive SSL or the free Let's Encrypt certificate on hosting.
Can I move a Sectigo certificate to a new server?
Yes, if you copy the private key with the certificate. If the key is lost, generate a new CSR on the new server and have the certificate reissued for the same domain within its paid term.
Is GST charged on an SSL certificate?
Yes. 18% GST is added on the invoice, so Positive SSL at ₹1,800 becomes ₹2,124 including tax. Add your GSTIN at checkout if you want input credit on the invoice.
Prices checked 14 November 2026 · Reviewed by the WebJi® team, Jaipur.
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