Sep 8, 2004 : FreeSSL Selling StarterSSL for $19

📅 September 8, 2004 - SSL security certificate specialist FreeSSL (freessl.com) announced on Tuesday that it is selling its 128-bit StarterSSL certificate for a promotional price of $19, making it the lowest-cost SSL certificate on the market.

StarterSSL is now available from FreeSSL.com for $19 a year, $33 for two years, $48 for three years, $62 for four years and $76 for five years.
StarterSSL is a single-root certificate that provides a simplified installation process and does not require the additional steps of installing "intermediate" certificates that are necessary when using "chained root" SSL certificates. The company said the simplified installation process helps Web hosting companies avoid the customer support issues that typically come with chained root certificates.
Web host EV1servers (ev1servers.net) announced yesterday that it is offering StarterSSL certificates at $9.95 per year, a price that is below cost and 75 percent lower than retail pricing.

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