About SSL Shopper
Hi! My name is Robert () and I am the Webmaster of SSL Shopper. This site was created to help you find the perfect SSL Certificate for your needs. I have been a web developer since the Internet first became big in 1995 and I have used various SSL providers so I know that finding the right one can be quite a chore.

In order to help you find the best SSL Certificate, SSL Shopper provides:
- An SSL FAQ to explain all the terms
- SSL Certificate Comparison with detailed listings of each certificate and its features
- SSL Reviews from real customers
How can SSL Shopper help you? We explain all the terms, give you certificate authority reviews from real customers, and let you compare every detail of each certificate so you can know you are making the best decision. Certificates are ranked according to what real customers have said about their providers.
Where should you get started? If you want to know about a particular certificate authority, start with the SSL Certificate Reviews. If you want a wizard to walk you through choosing an SSL certificate, compare SSL features from all providers with our SSL Wizard. If you just want to learn more about SSL Certificates, check out our SSL Frequently Asked Questions. The FAQs answer a lot of questions about different types of web certificates and different features.
Note: Unlike other outdated "SSL comparison" sites, SSL Shopper is not run by any SSL vendor and prides itself on providing independent, objective reviews of the various SSL certificates and certificate authorities. All the information on the site is kept as accurate as possible and the certificate authority reviews are unedited and posted by real customers so that it is easy to discern which provider will give you the greatest value. If you notice any corrections that need to be made or have any questions, please let us know.
All of the content on this site including the trademark "SSL Shopper" is covered under US and international copyright and trademark laws. All other trademarks and copyrights are the property of their respective owners.
Good luck finding the perfect SSL Certificate!
