Buy Multi Domain Wildcard SSL to secure multiple domains and their subdomains

This is the most flexible tool in the Sectigo product line. It combines two technologies: Multi-Domain (SAN) and Wildcard. This allows you to secure completely different domains (e.g., site.com, my-app.net, service.org) and all their top-level subdomains in a single certificate.

The basic package typically includes three domains (FQDNs), but the certificate technically supports extensions for up to 250 different domain names. You can activate subdomain protection for each of these.

For each domain in the SAN (Subject Alternative Name) list, you specify a mask with an asterisk, for example, *.site.com. This automatically enables encryption for shop.site.com, api.site.com, and any other subdomains of this name.

It is indispensable for owners of large site networks (PBN), web studios supporting client projects, and companies with a diversified infrastructure (different brands or regional sites on different domains).

Yes, and that's its main advantage. Instead of monitoring the expiration dates of 10 or 20 different SSL certificates, you manage a single certificate file and a single renewal date for your entire network of resources.

This certificate is a DV (Domain Validation) certificate. This means that validation is as simple as possible: via email, DNS records, or HTTP files for each specified domain. No paperwork is required.

Yes, you can add additional domains or subdomains at any time during the certificate's validity period through the reissue process.

Sectigo Multi-Domain Wildcard is fully compatible with Cloudflare, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and most popular CDNs, making it an excellent choice for cloud applications.

Yes, you can use it to secure IMAP, POP3, and SMTP connections. Thanks to SAN support, you can include mail.domain.com and smtp.other-domain.net and ensure their security.

This professional solution comes with a $250,000 insurance guarantee, confirming the CA's high level of confidence in the security of its encryption nodes.

Visitors will see the familiar "gray padlock" and the HTTPS protocol. When viewing your certificate information, the "Subject Alternative Name" field will list all your secured domains.

No, this certificate is intended exclusively for domain names and their subdomains. This model does not provide protection for public IP addresses.

Thanks to SNI (Server Name Indication) technology, modern servers allow you to install a multi-domain certificate on a single IP address for all your sites, which saves hosting resources.

It's completely secure. AES-256 encryption is used, and each domain is independently verified before being included in the overall chain.

Purchasing a single Multi-Domain Wildcard is typically 40-60% cheaper than purchasing three or four individual Wildcard certificates. Plus, you save time on installation and renewal.