Australia's No.1 SSL Certificate and Website Security Provider.
Website Security is an integral part of the internet and any website where your customers need to be secured. You need to make sure they have complete trust in your business.
SSLTrust provides SSL Certificates to help encrypt, secure and enhance your customer trust. We have well established partnerships with leading Authorities including Comodo, GeoTrust, Symantec and DigiCert. And we bring you the leading products and solutions at fantastic prices.
Buying an SSL Certificate is not the most exciting thing to be doing. But it needs to be done when you operate any website, service or email server. Every service requires a secure encrypted connection. That is why we try to make the process as simple and easy as possible. We want you to be setup and offering you website over https:// sooner. Read More...
Standard SSL
Business SSL
Premium EV SSL
Wildcard SSL Certificates
Multi-Domain SSL Certificates
Australian Based Support and Sales Team
All our Team Members give their very best for high Customer Satisfaction. This shows in our many happy returning customers. We also offer a Money Back Guarantee for when we are unable to provide the services you require. You will be assigned one of our very knowledgable Account Managers upon your account creation. They will be ready to assist with questions, configuration, and our installation service.
We Pride Ourselves on Customer Satisfaction
Overall rating of 4.9/5 from 336 reviews.
"One of the best companies I've ever dealt with. BY FAR. As a web dev I deal with a lot of vendors and none of them come close as far as support and fast response. I can't recommend this company enough, if you need SSL this IS your partner; period."
David Edwards
"I’d been having some problems with my shop site. The people here were very helpful and sorted it all out. It was nice to work with some actual people in Australia about tech stuff."
Mischa
"Being of the older generation the SSL technology takes me a bit to get my head around after during some Google research on-line I came across SSL Trust with a range of SSL products and at what I thought were incredibly good prices compared to the variations that I had seen on-line. The sealer for me long before the exceptional service was they were an Australian Company based in Sydney."
David Henderson
"I have only dealt with this business twice but in each case Paul from SSLTrust was super fast and right on money with his support tips. This surprised me because I bought the product (SSL cert) on price."
Phil Bachmann
"Always been a pleasure dealing with SSLTrust. Post-sale support has always been excellent (hopefully I don't need it this time, but they'll be there to help if I do)."
Steve Dickson
Our Latest Guides, News and Blog Posts
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Setup Varnish with Nginx and SSL
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Let’s Encrypt Revokes 3 Million Certificates
On Friday February 28th, Let’s Encrypt made the tough decision to revoke over 3 million certificates they had issued due to a bug in the software they use to validate CAA records. This gave companies relying on Let’s Encrypt under a week to replace these certificates on their endpoints. While this pro… [read more]
Zero-Day Vulnerabilities and its Impact on Business
Computer System Vulnerabilities are a serious security issue that can find its way to our computers through harmless browsing activities. This can be as simple as visiting a website, clicking on a compromised message or downloading software with compromised security protocols. Exploited and… [read more]