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    Namecheap SSL Certificates

    Score6.7 out of 10
    N/ADomain registrar and web host Namecheap offers SSL Certificates.N/A

    SignMyCode

    N/AN/ASignMyCode is a code signing solution, offering code signing certificates from certificate authorities like Comodo and Sectigo for individual developers and software organizations aiming to keep software, applications, scripts, and executables tamper-proof and safe from unauthorized access using digital signatures.N/A
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    Namecheap SSL CertificatesSignMyCode
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    Namecheap SSL CertificatesSignMyCode
    Free Trial
    NoNo
    Free/Freemium Version
    NoNo
    Premium Consulting/Integration Services
    NoNo
    Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeOptional
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    Namecheap SSL CertificatesSignMyCode
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    User Testimonials
    Namecheap SSL CertificatesSignMyCode
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    Namecheap
    There aren't a lot of downsides with Namecheap SSL [Certificates]. We use them primarily unless a client or contractual needs states otherwise. They are fast, responsive and essentially cheap. This is just because they are a wholesale reseller from trusted certificate authorities like a lot of their counterparts. However their reputation for cost and ease have put them in the top running. As I mentioned, there is basically no support beyond the delivering of the purchased product as requested. In some circumstance, when clients move/switch hosting/marketing representation, transfer of the SSL ownership can be a hassle because you don't have a dedicated support portal. But you get what you pay for and the savings justify it.
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    Pros
    Namecheap
    • Reliable and verifiable chain of trust
    • Reseller of reputable certificate authorities like RapidSSL, geoTrust
    • They are one of the cheapest and most reliable issuers with industry leading verification practices
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    Cons
    Namecheap
    • Basically no customer support post-sale
    • No technical support for implementation if you need it (most SysAdmins will not)
    • Excessive marketing/reminder/renewal emails
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    SignMyCode
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    Alternatives Considered
    Namecheap
    They are basically just first party certificate authorities and have the brand recognition that goes with that. NameCheap [SSL Certificates] really is just doing the job of volume negotiations and reselling while integrating a markup and opportunity to sell their various other products (which also have some compelling ROI based on cost and client needs)
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    Return on Investment
    Namecheap
    • Low cost means we don't have to pass on to clients and nickel and dime them
    • Low cost also means we can build dedicated environments for a variety of needs without hitting budget constraints
    • Fast communication and deployment means we are agile
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    SignMyCode
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