Name Bright SSL PRO WITH EV, $ 824.95/yr. on SSL Certificates

SSL PRO WITH EV has been discontinued on May 6, 2026 (added October 11, 2019), Aggregate Rating (1 out of 10 from 3 reviews)

🔐 Domains protected :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-Free
⚑ Targeting :	US

Original plan URL was https://www.namebright.com/Ssl

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

NameBright is a U.S.-based domain registrar and related-services provider headquartered in Denver, Colorado. The company operates under NameBright.com Inc., a Colorado corporation, and is part of TurnCommerce (turncommerce.com), the Denver domain-business group behind HugeDomains (hugedomains.com), DropCatch (dropcatch.com) and Expire.com (expire.com). NameBright’s public registrar launch is commonly tied to 2013, while the parent company, TurnCommerce, dates back to 2003. The founders associated with the business are Andrew Reberry and Jeffrey Reberry.

NameBright is not a classic shared hosting, VPS, cloud server or dedicated-server provider. Its core strength is domain registration, especially for customers who manage many domains and need bulk tools, transfers, DNS management, account delegation, WHOIS privacy, domain forwarding, email forwarding, SSL certificates and API access. This makes it more attractive for domain investors, agencies and portfolio owners than for someone looking for cPanel hosting or managed WordPress hosting.

Their service range includes Domain Registration, Bulk Domain Search, Domain Transfers, WHOIS lookup, DNS management, Free URL forwarding, Free email forwarding, Email Hosting, SSL Certificates, Premium / Aftermarket Domains, WHOIS Privacy, and a REST API for automated domain registration and management. API access requires a funded account and is designed for advanced users who want to automate registrations, contact updates, nameserver changes and portfolio operations.

Email is one of the few hosted-service products available beyond domains. NameBright offers small personal mailbox plans up to very large enterprise-style plans with thousands of accounts and large pooled storage. Plans include webmail, antivirus, spam filtering, POP access, disposable email features, category-level email accounts and yearly billing. IMAP is referenced as limited or beta depending on plan context, so customers who require modern mailbox synchronization should verify that the specific plan supports it before moving production email.

A notable advantage is the in-house control environment. NameBright’s panel includes features that matter to domain professionals: linked accounts with granular permissions, account security logs, domain change history, bulk management, category-level settings, WHOIS counters, domain/URL forwarding and API support. The downside is that parts of the product and support area still use the older legacy.namebright.com interface. It is functional and information-rich, but it can feel dated compared with modern registrar dashboards.

Website language is English. Currency is USD. There is no evidence of localized multi-language versions for customers outside the United States.