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Standard Wildcard SSL - SSL certificate for your website

When a site, control panel, mail, and API all run on one domain, it's more convenient to cover them with a single certificate. A Standard Wildcard SSL certificate from Leneex protects all first-level subdomains and is a DV type, so no organization documents are needed. All you have to do is pay for the order and validate the domain with a DNS record, after which the certificate is issued automatically. If you need help with setup on Nginx or Apache, contact support.

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  • Customer data sealed with encryption
  • Free installation
Price €89.99/yr
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Standard Wildcard SSL
Why SSL

Three Reasons to Choose Standard Wildcard SSL

The main argument for a Standard Wildcard SSL certificate is money and time. Instead of five or ten separate DV certificates, you buy one and renew it once. Here is what else makes it convenient.
Customer Trust
Test environments, customer accounts, and the main site all open over HTTPS without warnings. An agency or SaaS company can give every customer subdomain a trusted address.
Search Visibility
Every new subdomain starts out on HTTPS, so you never publish a page the browser will flag as insecure. HTTPS is a minor search signal, and wildcard makes it consistent across subdomains.
Data Protection
Control panels, mail, and APIs on separate subdomains are encrypted. A single renewal date means no subdomain quietly falls back to HTTP.
Plan

Order Standard Wildcard SSL for website

Standard Wildcard SSL
DVWildcard

A domain and all its first-level subdomains — new ones need no reissue.

€89.99/yr
−10%
Renews at €99.89 per year

Specifications

Price, per year
€89.99
Renewal, per year
€99.89
Secures
1 website + all one level subdomains
Domains
Wildcard
Validation
DV
Assurance level
Low
Available to
Individuals and companies
Paperwork
No paperwork
Domain examples
mysite.com, www.mysite.com, login.mysite.com, mail.mysite.com
Local domains
Not supported
Mobile browsers
Supported
Money-back, days
15
Warranty
€10 000
Browser support, %
99.9
Reissues
Free, unlimited
RSA key length, bit
from 2048
Encryption, bit
up to 256
How to order

Four steps to your Standard Wildcard SSL for website

Ordering a Standard Wildcard SSL certificate for a website takes just minutes if you know where your domain's DNS zone is managed. That's how ownership is validated for Wildcard. The remaining steps are familiar.
Step 1
Check Your Addresses

Make sure the names you need are first-level subdomains, such as panel.example.com and api.example.com. The certificate doesn't cover second-level addresses, such as a.b.example.com.

Step 2
Pay for Your Order

Enter the domain and pay for the certificate. Legal entities can pay by invoice.

Step 3
Validate the Domain Through DNS

Add the value shown in your account dashboard to the domain's zone. As soon as the record updates, the certificate is issued automatically.

Step 4
Connect and Check

Installing a Standard Wildcard SSL certificate is done on the servers you need, after which you open each subdomain over HTTPS. If you're moving to another VPS, the certificate can be reissued with a new CSR.

SSL questions, answered

Short and to the point: certificate types, CA warranty and installation. Can't find your answer? Write to us in chat.

  • The Standard version confirms only domain ownership and doesn't show organization details. It's the fastest and most affordable way to protect all subdomains.

  • Through a DNS record: add the value shown in your Leneex dashboard to the domain's zone. After the record updates, the certificate is issued automatically.

  • Yes, as long as all the services run on first-level subdomains, such as panel.example.com, mail.example.com, and api.example.com.

  • The number of first-level subdomains is unlimited. Check the license terms on the number of servers.

  • From a few minutes to an hour after a successful DNS check.

  • Reissue the certificate with a new CSR, or move your current key and files to the new server. Leneex engineers will recommend the best approach.

  • The catalog lists the price per year, and renewal is processed for the following year. Under current industry rules, the maximum validity of a single certificate is 200 days, and from March 2027 it will drop to 100, so the certificate is reissued during the paid year.

There are several solid reasons why Leneex customers prefer to buy Standard Wildcard. The most important is saving money. By buying one Standard Wildcard certificate, you save budget, because you don't need to buy 5–10 separate standard certificates for all your subdomains.

Key Benefits of a Standard Wildcard SSL Certificate

Now imagine you're managing 10 SSL certificates. Each one has to be monitored so you don't miss a renewal or update date. A single Wildcard certificate greatly simplifies administration and reduces the chance of mistakes.

If a new department appears or you're setting up a test environment, you won't have to buy anything else. You can get started right away if you previously bought Standard Wildcard. It will protect the new subdomain and establish an HTTPS connection.

To sum it all up simply, the Standard Wildcard certificate has the following advantages:

  • savings: 1 certificate instead of many;

  • easy administration;

  • flexibility and scalability;

  • fast validation by the certificate authority.

This certificate is a DV type: Domain Validation. It's issued fairly quickly, because the certificate authority only has to confirm ownership of the specific domain name. You don't need to provide documents confirming organization details. If you need to protect second-level subdomains (for example, a.b.example.com), you'll need a different option, such as Multi-Domain.

The difference between a set of separate certificates and a single Wildcard is clear from this comparison:

Parameter

Separate Standard SSL certificates

Standard Wildcard SSL

Number of certificates

One for each name

One for all first-level subdomains

Renewal dates

Each certificate has its own

One shared date

New subdomain

Requires a new order

Covered without a reissue

Domain validation

Email, DNS record, or file

Through DNS

Validation type

DV

DV

Who Is the Standard Wildcard certificate For?

Since Standard Wildcard is inexpensive, anyone can buy and install it. As for who really needs this type of certificate, it's:

  • web studios and freelancers who host customers on subdomains;

  • SaaS platforms where every customer has their own subdomain;

  • corporate portals with a large number of internal services;

  • test environments.

If it's important for your business that customers see not just that a certificate is installed and an HTTPS connection is in place, but can also verify that a legal company really exists, choose an OV certificate: Organization Validation.

Make Leneex Your Choice

At our company, anyone can buy Standard Wildcard for a website with free installation. No in-depth validation is needed. All you have to do is confirm ownership of the domain.

You pay and confirm your right to the domain with a DNS record. After issuance, Leneex engineers will install the certificate for free: all they need from you is access to the server.

At Leneex, every customer gets:

  • help with technical questions by chat and email;

  • free certificate installation;

  • all the services and tools your project needs under one roof.

For any questions about choosing, installing, or renewing a Standard Wildcard certificate, contact our support team. Experienced specialists will help you solve your problem.