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Doesn't ZeroSSL do this? acme.sh has been using it as the default for the last few years. As I understand it, it basically offers the same as Let's Encrypt.
by arp242 10mo ago
Doesn't ZeroSSL do this? acme.sh has been using it as the default for the last few years. As I understand it, it basically offers the same as Let's Encrypt.
- ZeroConcerns 10mo agohttps://zerossl.com/pricing/ https://zerossl.com/pricing/ suggests a 3-cert limit on the free tier, as well as a huge influx of expected spam...
- arp242 10mo agoI think that refers to something else (manual non-acme certificates)? Many other pages says it's unlimited. E.g. https://zerossl.com/documentation/acme https://zerossl.com/documentation/acme
- kemotep 10mo agoI believe that is 3 hosts not total certs. Zerossl is integrated with Caddy by default and there’s no indication from Caddy that you would only be able to renew the cert twice before needing to cough up some money.
- electroly 10mo agoThe "ACME Certificates" are free and unlimited. The 3 free "ZeroSSL Certificates" are old-fashioned manual certs: this is a strictly more generous offering than Let's Encrypt! > If you have a server or other device that requires automatic issuance of certificates and supports the ACME protocol, you can use our free 90-day ACME certificates on all plans.