Secure My Website

A pain-free service to add SSL to your site, for non-geeks

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If your website doesn't have the green lock icon, you may get shameful looks from customers and search engines. Don't panic, you just need an SSL certificate! How do you get one of those? They usually have an annual fee and can be hard to install, until now! With SMW you get a FREE Lifetime SSL Cert and we install it for you too! πŸ€—πŸ”’
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Shan Pesaru
Maker
The idea for this product came to me in October 2017 after hearing about Google Chrome Version 68 that will "shame" webmasters into securing their websites if they aren't already. πŸ‘€ When I first started building websites over 20 years ago, obtaining an SSL certificate was costly, difficult, and confusing. Not a whole lot changed until just the past couple of years where you can now get an SSL certificate for Free. πŸ‘πŸ‘ Despite the nice new price-tag of $0, I repeatedly noticed while working with clients, that very few of them have the technical knowledge to install the certificate correctly and not mess up their sites or SEO. Hence, Secure My Website was born. πŸš€ I believe in a secure Internet that protects the privacy of all users, so I am not ashamed to admit that I like that Google is shaming website operators into securing their sites. Thanks for checking this out and I look forward to any feedback or questions! This is just getting off the ground, and customer feedback is important... **** So, for Product Hunt commenters who leave valuable feedback, we'll offer our $49 or $69 package for FREE through July 21, 2018! 🏷πŸ”₯πŸ”₯ ****
Raymond Zwarts
@sharphue This is the solution for private blogs and SME's. Thanks!
Shan Pesaru
Maker
@raymond_zwarts Thank you for taking the time to check it out! You hit the nail on the head for the target audience who may benefit the most. Small businesses and freelancers absolutely come to mind. Those folks are much less likely to have a technical person on staff. Let us know if you're interested in taking advantage of the Product Hunt special for a no-cost HTTP to HTTPS website conversion!
Raymond Zwarts
@sharphue yeah why not... Im interested.
Shan Pesaru
Maker
@raymond_zwarts I look forward to it! Would you please go ahead and fill out the form here and mention Product Hunt? We'll be in touch to schedule the consultation with you soon: https://www.securemywebsite.net/...
Joerg Steegmueller
Since this product is seemingly aimed at people with limited technical knowledge it might be too challenging to go into details, but for the rest, you might want to add an FAQ that explains what pre-conditions you require. Does the process work on a shared server? Do you have to have a certain level of server access? cPanel? SSH? Does it work with all hosting providers? Etc. And a separate point: Would it make sense to offer a volume discount?
Shan Pesaru
Maker
@joergst I love this feedback and appreciate that you took time to detail a few ideas of what you would want in an FAQ page! I couldn't agree more -- we'll get that FAQs set up asap to help customers understand the process. I'll send you a PM with our DIY guide notes that outline some of these points in the meantime. As I'm catching up today, I'm stoked about this reoccurring idea in the comments of agency discount or volume discount. That would presumably allow anyone who works with clients, to outsource this need to us. Is that the kind of reason you were thinking about volume discount or is it for multiple sites you operate?
Joerg Steegmueller
@sharphue Actually it would be BOTH! I run a few sites and at the same time I could imagine promoting your service to people I help with marketing.
Shan Pesaru
Maker
@joergst Music to my ears! I'm running on adrenaline from a great Hunt today and will be tackling the volume concept soon. Let's stay in touch!
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Jason S
@alexander_boykov I believe it is a service, the ssl cert itself here is actually free, what @sharphue offer is the serbice of installation with the proper set up of the ssl cert in accordance to the website of the customer.
Shan Pesaru
Maker
@alexander_boykov @jasonser Thank you Jason for clarifying for Alexander. You are correct this is a service and I saw your other post below with a similar very clear understanding of this service and why it helps to have experts to assist customers, especially if they are non-technical.