RapidSSLOnline Coupon & Promo Codes

They regularly offer 10-50% off SSL certificates through promotional codes. Check coupon sites before purchasing — SSL resellers almost always have active discounts. Multi-year purchases unlock additional savings.

Yes, most SSL resellers including them offer a 30-day refund policy. If the certificate doesn't meet your needs or you have installation issues, you can typically get a refund within that window.

They're a paid SSL reseller, so no free certs. If you just need basic encryption, Let's Encrypt is free through many hosts. Paid certificates offer longer validity, warranties, and sometimes better compatibility.

Look for the coupon field during the certificate purchase checkout. Enter your code before payment is processed. The discount should reflect in your order total immediately. Some codes are case-sensitive.

There's no specific student discount. Their certificates are already competitively priced compared to buying directly from CAs. For student projects, free Let's Encrypt certificates are honestly sufficient.

Domain validation (DV), organization validation (OV), and extended validation (EV) certificates from major brands like Comodo, DigiCert, and RapidSSL. Also wildcard certs for subdomains and multi-domain SANs.

DV just verifies domain ownership — fastest and cheapest. OV verifies your organization exists. EV does thorough business verification and shows company name in some browsers. Most sites only need DV.

DV certificates issue within minutes after domain verification. OV takes 1-3 business days for organization checks. EV can take a week or more for full verification. Plan ahead for OV/EV orders.

They provide installation guides and support. Actually installing depends on your server — most modern hosts have one-click SSL installation. If you're stuck, their support can walk you through it.

Longer validity periods (up to 2 years vs 90 days), warranty coverage if something goes wrong, better support, and sometimes improved compatibility with older systems. For many sites though, Let's Encrypt is perfectly fine.