Premium SSL Certificate

The easiest way to tell if your website is secured with an SSL certificate is to look for a small padlock to the left of the address bar in your browser. Sometimes, you may have an SSL certificate installed but still see a “Not Secure” warning. This can be due to an issue called “mixed content”, which means that some resources on your website are served securely, while others are insecure. One of the easiest and most popular methods to diagnose this issue is to run your website through an online SSL checking service, such as Why No Padlock?.

The short answer is yes – absolutely always! There are several major factors including ensuring your visitors do not receive suspicious warnings about your website in their browser, optimising your search engine rankings, and making a professional impression. If you’d like to learn more about why having a valid SSL certificate installed on your website is so important, check out our post “Do you really need an SSL certificate on your WordPress website?“.

Failure to pay an SSL Certificate renewal invoice will result in the certificate no longer functioning, which will cause a website or other services to display an insecure browser warning.