No more warning when they tap your site.
We move your site over. It comes with the padlock. Free to start.
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See it yourself
The not secure warning
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Open your site on your phone
Look at the address bar, up top.
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Look for the padlock
A padlock means safe. Not secure, a red line, or a warning page means trouble.
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Now picture a stranger
They do not know you. They see the warning and close it.
02
The cause
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No certificate
Your site still runs on http. Browsers now warn about that on every page.
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It ran out
The padlock has a date on it. Nobody renewed it. The warning page is the loudest one there is.
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A mix of safe and unsafe
The page is safe but a photo or script on it is not. The padlock goes away.
03
The fix
Also in the box
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We move your site over as it is.
The padlock comes with it.
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It renews on its own.
You never think about it again.
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Every photo and script on the page is safe too.
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Your current site stays as it is until you say go.
04
Getting started
Three steps. About 5 minutes.
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Create an account
Your name, your email, a password. No card.
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Pick a design, or give us your web address
We set it up with your jobs, your photos, your number.
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It goes live
Then it keeps fixing itself.
05
The guarantee
Pay for a plan, and your score goes up in 30 days. If it does not, you get your money back.
Paid plans only. Keep the site live and leave auto-fix on. Your score is in your account, and it updates every night.
06
Fair questions
My web guy said it is fine.
Open it on your phone and look. The browser is the one they trust.
Can I just fix the certificate?
Yes, if you know your hosting panel. Or we do it, and the rest.
Is it really free?
Yes. Start on one of our designs for free. One site, with our small bar on top. No card, no time limit. Upgrade when you want.
Will you hold my site hostage?
No. Download your whole site any time, on every plan.
Do you take a cut of my calls?
No. Never.
Do I have to talk to anyone?
No. You sign up and it runs.