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Free, automated, and open certificate authority providing domain-validated TLS certificates to enable HTTPS adoption across the web.
Pricing
Free
Founded
2014
Team size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
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At a glance
Best for
Solo / freelancer, Startup (1-50), Small business (51-200), Mid-market (201-1,000), Enterprise (1,000+)
Pricing model
Free
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About Let's Encrypt
Let's Encrypt is a free, automated, and open certificate authority run by the nonprofit Internet Security Research Group. It issues domain-validated TLS certificates via the ACME protocol so websites and services can enable HTTPS at no cost, with automatic issuance and renewal. It is used by hosting providers, developers, and organizations of every size to secure web traffic.
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Procurement & Fit
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Pricing
Commercial model
Pricing model: Free
Free trial: No
Free plan: Yes
Contract minimum: Not specified
Procurement
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Fit
Best-fit company size
Solo / freelancerStartup (1-50)Small business (51-200)Mid-market (201-1,000)Enterprise (1,000+)
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