Get Comodo Extended Validation Certificate

EV stands for extended validation. This means that the certificate authority has completed an extended validation process, where they check and verify your company details, phone number, etc. It's a higher bar, and higher assurance than a standard SSL certificate.

EV SSL Certificates should be used wherever you need to communicate a high level of trust to your users, such as shopping carts, login pages, and other sensitive front-facing pages.

Cons of using EV Certificates They are more expensive. They are generally valid for shorter durations. The hassle of going through the validation process.

On average, a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate costs around $60/year. However, the price can vary from $8 to $1000/year, depending on various factors, such as the number of domains one can protect, the validation process, the warranty, or the certificate authority itself.

To issue an extended validation certificate, a CA requires verification of the requesting entity's identity and its operational status with its control over domain name and hosting server.

To issue an extended validation certificate, a CA requires verification of the requesting entity's identity and its operational status with its control over domain name and hosting server.

Compare All SSL Certificates Extended Validation (EV)Domain Validated (DV)1 Year Price$599 USD$249 USDOptional Add-onsWildcard option *additional costs apply–Unlimited subdomainsMulti-domain (Subject Alternative Names) *additional costs applyUp to 100 subdomains or top level domainsUp to 100 subdomains7 more rows

Extended Validation (EV) Code Signing Certificates include all the standard benefits of digitally signed code plus a rigorous vetting process and hardware security requirement, so your users can have even greater confidence in the integrity of. your applications.