Some time ago browser did differentiate between "cheap" and paid certificate by showing the name of the related company in the URL bar if u use a paid one... Back in those days, this was recognized as a sign of trust. Nowadays browsers don't show this anymore and there is no longer any reason to pay for a certificate.
Ssl is free with let’s encrypt for everyone, so it’s not much of a selling point.
I would stick with a more popular and known registrar, such as google domains or namecheap
also, a .dev domain is cheaper with google ($12/year)
Becouse everyone said to me the free ssls arent that good
Some time ago browser did differentiate between "cheap" and paid certificate by showing the name of the related company in the URL bar if u use a paid one... Back in those days, this was recognized as a sign of trust. Nowadays browsers don't show this anymore and there is no longer any reason to pay for a certificate.
Oh I see thank you
Jappyjan is talking about EV certificates which definitely still exist, but their value is still debatable.
Troy hunt made a good post on the subject.
Overall, don't buy a certificate, specially not an EV one.
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