How Do I Get a DV SSL Certificate?

You can get a DV SSL certificate from webevi in a few steps. Once you prove that the domain is yours, the certificate is issued and installed on your site.

Free option
  • Let's Encrypt is free with your hosting and renews automatically.
  • If you want a warranty or a well-known brand, choose a paid DV certificate.

Step by step

  1. Choose a certificate on the SSL Certificates page (e.g. Comodo PositiveSSL) and click Buy.
  2. Complete your order. If you want us to install it, you can add the installation service when ordering.
  3. Create a CSR: creating a CSR in Plesk or our CSR Generator.
  4. Paste the CSR on the certificate page in your client area and choose a validation method.
  5. When validation is complete, the certificate arrives by email. Upload it in Plesk under SSL/TLS Certificates.

Validation methods

MethodHow it works
EmailYou click the approval link sent to an address such as admin@ or webmaster@.
DNS recordYou add the given TXT or CNAME record to your DNS settings.
HTTP fileYou upload the given file to your site's /.well-known/pki-validation/ folder.

Since March 2026, newly issued certificates are valid for at most 200 days. With yearly subscriptions the certificate is reissued and reinstalled during the term. Details: ACME and automatic renewal.

Need help? Open a support ticket from your client area or call +90 216 348 35 03.
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