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Sectigo pricing — affordable TLS & code signing certificates

Sectigo is the volume/affordability leader among major CAs. Its own storefront doesn't publish a direct list price — the figures below are reseller-observed pricing. We license, deploy and manage Sectigo certificates for your team.

How Sectigo certificates work

Sectigo has the largest reseller ecosystem of any certificate authority, positioned as the budget/volume leader versus DigiCert's premium tier — most Sectigo certificates ship through hosting providers and resellers rather than a direct enterprise storefront. The same shrinking-validity rules that apply to every CA industry-wide apply here too: 200-day maximum validity today, dropping further on a published schedule (see the Digital Certificates hub for the full timeline) — which is why we configure automated renewal rather than relying on manual reissuance.

DV, single domain

$15 / year

Domain Validated · issued in minutes · no organization vetting

Automated domain validation, issued in minutes with no organization vetting — the fastest, most affordable way to get a browser-trusted certificate for a single domain.

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DV Wildcard

$77 / year

Domain Validated · covers unlimited first-level subdomains

Covers the domain plus all first-level subdomains, with the same DV-speed automated issuance as the single-domain tier.

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OV Code Signing

Best value

$220 / year

Organization Validated · private key on hardware token/HSM

Organization-validated code signing, with the private key stored on a hardware token or HSM per the 2023 CA/Browser Forum requirement — positioned as the budget alternative among major CAs (premium-tier CAs like DigiCert don't publish a static price for this product; ask us for a comparison quote).

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EV Code Signing

$285 / year

Extended Validation · ships on a USB hardware token

Extended-validation code signing, shipped on a USB hardware token — gives immediate reputation trust with Windows SmartScreen instead of building it up over time.

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S/MIME (email)

$10 / year

Individual mailbox validation · sign & encrypt email

Sign and encrypt email at the individual mailbox level, with per-mailbox validation — the standard way to add S/MIME to a corporate inbox.

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FX moves; USD figures are for comparison only.

Public list prices observed 2026-07-05. Subject to change by the vendor / operator without notice.

Sourcing & availability notice

Prices on this page and its vendor sheets are a mix of sourcing bases: DigiCert's and SSL.com's own published official list prices, and Sectigo reseller/aggregator-observed pricing (Sectigo publishes no direct public list price for its own storefront). Actual pricing, invoicing currency, validation requirements and product/SKU availability can vary by order volume, term length and issuing partner. Always confirm exact pricing and validation requirements with Brocent before purchase; nothing on this page is a quote.

Which certificate fits

Simple site that just needs the padlock

DV covers the basic encryption/authenticity needs of most public-facing sites, issued automatically in minutes with no organizational paperwork.

Team shipping signed software builds

OV Code Signing is a lower-cost route to organization-validated code signing than DigiCert's equivalent, with the same mandatory hardware-token key storage.

Company standardizing on signed internal email

S/MIME is the lowest-cost per-mailbox item on this page — a straightforward way to roll out signed and encrypted email across a team.

Sectigo pricing FAQ

Is a cheaper certificate less secure?

No. DV/OV/EV validation level and key strength are standardized industry-wide regardless of price — price differences reflect warranty coverage, support model and brand positioning, not encryption strength.

What's the hardware token requirement for code signing about?

EV code-signing keys have long had to live on a physical hardware token or HSM. A 2023 CA/Browser Forum rule extended that same requirement to standard (OV) code signing too — private keys for both types must now be on a hardware token, not a software file, to prevent key theft. This applies industry-wide to every CA — it's not a Sectigo-specific requirement.

Need Sectigo certificates deployed across your sites?

Tell us your domain count and whether you need code signing or S/MIME too — we'll source the right Sectigo products and keep renewal automated.