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Multi-Domain SSL
Certificate

One certificate for multiple completely different domains. Multi-Domain SSL (SAN/UCC) secures up to 250 different FQDNs under a single certificate. Cover obhost.net, otherbrand.com, mail.company.org. managed from one CSR, one verification, one renewal. Microsoft Exchange ready.

  • Up to 250 SANs per cert
  • Different domains supported
  • Exchange/Office 365 ready
  • Wildcard SANs supported
  • DV & OV available
  • Free reissues forever
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$10.80 /yr
All your domains, one certificate · 30-day money-back · Free reissues
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250
SANs Max One Cert
https://obhost.net SAN 1
https://otherbrand.com SAN 2
https://mail.company.org SAN 3
1 SSL Certificate
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Multi-Domain SSL Certificate. SAN UCC
About Multi-Domain SSL

What is a Multi-Domain SSL Certificate?

Multi-Domain SSL certificates. also known as Subject Alternative Name (SAN) or Unified Communication Certificates (UCC). allow you to secure multiple completely different domains, subdomains, and hostnames under a single certificate. Where Wildcard SSL covers unlimited subdomains of one domain, Multi-Domain SSL covers entirely different FQDNs.

For example, a single Multi-Domain SSL can cover obhost.net, otherbrand.com, mail.company.org, shop.anotherdomain.co, and many more. all managed from one certificate with one CSR, one verification process, and one renewal date. UCC/SAN certificates support up to 250 SAN entries.

Multi-Domain SSL certificates are available in DV (Domain Validation) and OV (Organization Validation) versions, and are fully compatible with Microsoft Exchange Server, Office 365, and all major web server platforms.

01 Step 1 Browse Multi-Domain Certificates

Compare Multi-Domain SSL Certificates

Filter by brand. All plans support multiple domains and subdomains under one certificate.

Brand
Product
Reissues
SANs
Site Seal
Price
Action
OBHost
OBHost LLC Multi-Domain SSL
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$10.80/yr
Buy
OBHost
OBHost LLC Public IP SAN
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$10.80/yr
Buy
Sectigo
Sectigo PositiveSSL Multi-Domain
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$23.11/yr
Buy
OBHost
OBHost LLC BusinessTrust SAN
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$81.60/yr
Buy
Sectigo
Sectigo SSL UCC DV
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$114.28/yr
Buy
Sectigo
Sectigo Multi-Domain SSL
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$127.88/yr
Buy
Sectigo
Sectigo SSL UCC OV
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$127.88/yr
Buy
OBHost
OBHost LLC BusinessTrust EV SAN
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$144.00/yr
Buy
GeoTrust
GeoTrust QuickSSL Premium SAN
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$156.00/yr
Buy
Sectigo
Sectigo PositiveSSL EV MDC
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$194.70/yr
Buy
GeoTrust
GeoTrust TrueBusinessID SAN
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$237.14/yr
Buy
Sectigo
Sectigo Multi-Domain EV SSL
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$308.03/yr
Buy
GeoTrust
GeoTrust TrueBusinessID EV SAN
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$461.26/yr
Buy
DigiCert
DigiCert EV Multi-Domain
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$746.92/yr
Buy
DigiCert
DigiCert Multi-Domain SSL
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$753.23/yr
Buy
Sectigo
Sectigo EnterpriseSSL Pro EV MDC
Reissues: Free
SANs: Up to 250
Site Seal:
$1,920.00/yr
Buy
02 Step 2 Why Multi-Domain SSL?
SAN List Explainer

Mix domains, subdomains, and even wildcards. in one SAN list

A single Multi-Domain SSL certificate can include any combination of FQDNs, IPs, and wildcard entries. fully customizable.

Example SAN List Inside One Certificate
obhost.net www.obhost.net otherbrand.com mail.company.org *.thirddomain.net autodiscover.obhost.net shop.anotherdomain.co + up to 250 SANs

Multi-Brand Businesses

Run multiple brands or product domains? Secure all of them with one certificate, one renewal, one management dashboard.

Microsoft Exchange / Office 365

Officially recommended for Exchange. Covers autodiscover, mail, webmail, and root domain. all in one UCC certificate.

Hosting & SaaS Providers

Manage SSL for many client-owned domains efficiently. perfect for hosting companies and white-label SaaS platforms.

Enterprise Infrastructure

Active Directory Federation, multiple public-facing services, internal portals. Multi-Domain SSL handles complex enterprise needs.

Why Choose Multi-Domain?

Three reasons Multi-Domain SSL is the enterprise choice

One certificate, simplified management, full Exchange compatibility. built for businesses with complex domain portfolios.

One Certificate for All Your Domains

Secure obhost.net, otherbrand.net, mail.company.org. and up to 250 completely different FQDNs. all under one SAN SSL certificate.

Drastically Simplify Certificate Management

One CSR, one verification, one renewal, one dashboard. instead of managing dozens of separate certificates across all your domains and brands.

Full Exchange & Office 365 Compatibility

Multi-Domain UCC certificates are the recommended type for Microsoft Exchange Server and Office 365. covering all required hostnames in one cert.

Certificate Features

Multi-Domain SSL Certificate Features

Everything you get with every OBHost Multi-Domain SSL certificate.

Security

256-bit Encryption

All domains in the SAN list are protected with the same high-grade 256-bit encryption.

Up to 250

Up to 250 SANs

A single certificate can include up to 250 Subject Alternative Names. domains, subdomains, IPs.

Exchange

Exchange Ready

Officially compatible with Microsoft Exchange Server and Office 365. Covers all required hostnames.

Performance

Zero Speed Impact

Strong encryption with zero measurable effect on page loading speed across all your secured domains.

Browser

99.9% Support

Multi-Domain SSL is compatible with all major browsers, devices, and server platforms worldwide.

SEO Rank

Boost SEO

HTTPS across all your domains improves Google rankings. one SAN SSL secures your entire portfolio.

Issuance

Fast Issuance

DV Multi-Domain is typically issued in minutes. OV Multi-Domain takes 1-3 business days.

Reissues

Free Reissues

Reissue your Multi-Domain SSL certificate unlimited times at no extra cost during validity.

03 Step 3 Install Your SSL
Managed Multi-Domain

We install your
Managed Multi-Domain SSL

Set up your Managed Multi-Domain SSL with one simple step.

01After purchasing Managed Multi-Domain SSL, submit a request with all the domain names you wish to secure. Follow the link in your email or contact our support team to get started.

Our team handles verification and installation across all your domains. That's the "managed" in Managed SSL.

DIY Multi-Domain Plans

How to install your
Multi-Domain SSL

A step-by-step guide to installing your SAN/UCC certificate.

01Generate a CSR: List all domains to be covered as Subject Alternative Names in your CSR.

02Verify each domain: The CA verifies your control over each domain (DV) or your organization identity (OV).

03Download your certificate: Get the Multi-Domain certificate and intermediate chain from your SSL dashboard.

04Install on your server(s): Install the certificate on all relevant servers. same file covers all listed domains.

05Verify all domains: Check each domain in a browser to confirm the padlock and certificate SAN list.

Different Coverage?

More SSL Certificate Options

Need subdomain coverage of one domain or the highest trust level?

Wildcard SSL Certificate

If you have one main domain with many subdomains, Wildcard SSL is the most cost-effective option. it covers unlimited subdomains under one domain with one certificate.

View Wildcard SSL

Extended Validation (EV) SSL

For maximum trust. EV SSL displays your verified company name in the browser address bar. Recommended for ecommerce, financial sites, and enterprise platforms.

View EV SSL
How It Works

SSL & HTTPS. How do they work across multiple domains?

HTTPS (HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure) ensures all data exchanged between a visitor's browser and your server is encrypted in transit. preventing interception, tampering, or eavesdropping. The "S" confirms an SSL/TLS certificate is active.

A Multi-Domain SSL certificate works exactly like a standard SSL but includes a Subject Alternative Names (SAN) extension in the certificate's X.509 structure. This extension lists every domain and hostname the certificate is valid for. Browsers check this list to confirm a domain is covered. and show the padlock accordingly.

OBHost offers Multi-Domain SSL from Sectigo, Thawte, DigiCert, and GeoTrust. in both DV and OV validation levels, covering up to 250 SANs per certificate.

How Multi-Domain SSL works across multiple domains
Not Secure warning across multiple domains
⚠ Eliminate "Not Secure" Across Your Portfolio

Eliminate "Not Secure" across your entire domain portfolio

Managing multiple domains without SSL means every unsecured domain shows visitors a "Not Secure" warning. damaging trust across every brand you operate. A Multi-Domain SSL certificate resolves this for your entire portfolio in one purchase.

One certificate, one renewal, total coverage. Whether you manage two domains or two hundred, Multi-Domain SSL simplifies security across your entire infrastructure while ensuring every visitor on every domain sees the trusted padlock.

FAQ

Multi-Domain SSL. Detailed FAQ

Everything about SAN SSL, UCC certificates, Wildcard SANs, flex domains, and Exchange Server compatibility.

Quick Reference
SAN = Subject Alternative Name
UCC = Unified Communication Cert
FQDN = Fully Qualified Domain Name
SANs can be domains, subdomains, or IPs
Get Multi-Domain SSL

A standard SSL certificate secures a single FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name). for example, yourdomain.com. A Multi-Domain SSL uses the Subject Alternative Names (SAN) extension to secure multiple completely different FQDNs under one certificate. Where a standard SSL covers one domain, a Multi-Domain SSL can cover yourdomain.com, otherbrand.net, mail.company.org, shop.anotherdomain.co. all simultaneously, with one private key, one installation, and one renewal date.

Most Multi-Domain SSL certificates include a base number of SANs (typically 3-5 domains) in the starting price, with additional SANs available to purchase. The maximum limit is typically 250 SANs per certificate, depending on the Certificate Authority. Each SAN can be a different domain, subdomain, or IP address. Check the specific plan details for base SAN count and per-additional-SAN pricing.

Yes. Many Multi-Domain SSL plans support "Multi-Domain Wildcard" entries. where a single SAN entry can be *.yourdomain.com (covering all subdomains of that specific domain), while other SAN entries cover completely different domains. For example, one certificate can include: *.yourdomain.com (wildcard for all subdomains), otherbrand.com (specific domain), *.thirddomain.net (another wildcard). This makes Multi-Domain Wildcard SSL the most comprehensive single-certificate solution available.

Flex SSL certificates are a specific product type (commonly offered by Sectigo and similar CAs) where SANs are flexible. you can mix single-domain SANs and wildcard SANs in the same certificate, and you can also modify the SAN list (add or remove domains) during the certificate's validity period without purchasing a new certificate. This makes Flex SSL ideal for businesses whose domain portfolio changes regularly, or development environments where new subdomains and domains are added frequently.

Yes. Multi-Domain SAN/UCC certificates are the official recommended certificate type for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, and Exchange Online/Office 365. Exchange requires multiple hostnames to be secured simultaneously. typically autodiscover.yourdomain.com, mail.yourdomain.com, yourdomain.com, and sometimes webmail.yourdomain.com. A Multi-Domain SSL covers all these Exchange-required hostnames in one certificate, which is why UCC (Unified Communication Certificate) is a common name for this certificate type.

The key difference is the type of names covered. Wildcard SSL covers unlimited first-level subdomains of one specific domain. *.yourdomain.com covers blog.yourdomain.com, shop.yourdomain.com, etc. but only that one domain. Multi-Domain SSL covers multiple completely different domains and FQDNs. yourdomain.com, otherbrand.net, company.org. regardless of their structure. If you have one domain with many subdomains, choose Wildcard. If you have multiple different domains to secure, choose Multi-Domain. If you need both, choose Multi-Domain Wildcard SSL.

With standard Multi-Domain SSL certificates, you reissue the certificate with an updated SAN list (adding or removing domains). Most CAs allow unlimited free reissues, so you can update your domain list during the certificate's validity period at no extra cost. though each reissue resets the verification requirement for newly added domains. Flex SSL certificates (as described above) are specifically designed to make this process easier and more flexible for frequently-changing domain portfolios.

Yes. OBHost offers a 30-day money-back guarantee on eligible Multi-Domain SSL certificate plans. If you are not satisfied within 30 days of purchase, contact our support team to request a refund. Since 2014, OBHost has served over 200,000 customers with a Trustpilot rating of 4.4/5.
Multi-Domain · SAN · UCC · Flex SSL

Multi-Domain SSL.
All Your Domains. One Certificate.

Sectigo · Thawte · DigiCert · GeoTrust · OBHost · DV & OV · Up to 250 SANs

Exchange Ready · Flex SAN support · 30-day money-back · 200,000+ Customers · Since 2014

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