As I understood, the one that you see on the page is something distinct. They have a different service on their ACME page. If you’re using a script like acme.sh or using the ACMEIssuer in Caddy, then you can get a free wildcard certificate over that. But I assume it’s losing the advantages that have been mentioned like the web dashboard, etc.
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hietsu@sopuli.xyz 4 days agoUmm, wildcard certs from ZeroSSL seem to run at $52.99 per month, billed yearly. Free plan does not have those, neither does Basic.
TimeWalker@piefed.foxden.party 2 days ago
hietsu@sopuli.xyz 2 days ago
Good to know! *-cert is definitely something I’d need to setup in my self host setup, though a little complex as my (free) domain provider does not let me edit TXT records for DNS-01.
philpo@feddit.org 4 days ago
Sorry, then proceed with LE.
motruck@lemmy.zip 2 days ago
What advantages do you think the paid cert has over letsencrypt?
philpo@feddit.org 2 days ago
ZeroSSL has unpaid plans (for non wildcards) that have a few advantages that LE doesn’t:
And, first and foremost, they are European and it’s always good tk have an alternative ready.
But as said before, I totally missed the wildcard issue, as I haven’t touched these for a long time and recently had more to do with my public services (which get a ACME single domain cert via zeroSSL)