GlobalSign EV SSL, $ 599.00/yr. on SSL Certificates

EV SSL is the high assurance website certificate intended for ecommerce, financial services, Fortune 500 style deployments, and brands that are common phishing targets. Extended validation adds verified domain, organization name, and organization address, and the certificate treatment is described with HTTPS, padlock, company name, and country visibility. Issuance generally takes 3 to 4 business days and the warranty level reaches 1500000 USD. The base certificate protects one primary domain and the matching www host, and it can be expanded with SAN support for up to 100 subdomains or top level domains, but wildcard coverage is not offered for EV. The storefront presents a half year purchase as 1 x 199 day certificate and a 1 year purchase as 2 x 199 day certificates. This plan is built for organizations that want the strongest validation path, stronger visitor confidence, and premium warranty coverage while keeping one certificate aligned with modern browser and platform requirements.

GlobalSign's SSL platform uses SHA-256 and supports RSA 2048+ and ECC 256 or 384 bit keys, includes free unlimited reissues, unlimited server licensing, a secure site seal, a free certificate inventory tool, and compatibility with major browsers and mobile devices. Certificates automatically cover the bare domain and www host together, regional ordering is enforced so the legal entity and currency must match the selected region, and account-based purchasing is handled through GCC for future renewals and management. Phone, email, live chat, and helpdesk support are available with 24x7 international coverage, refund requests can be made within 7 days, and certificate validity status delivery is backed by a globally distributed revocation network described with 100 percent uptime and DDoS-resistant delivery. GlobalSign has been a WebTrust accredited CA since 2001, has issued trusted SSL certificates since 1996, and also offers automation and centralized lifecycle management for organizations handling larger certificate inventories.