You can obtain an SSL certificate for your site when you:
- Use hosts that integrate SSL and configure HTTPS.
- Use a host that provides free SSL security.
- Use our or another 3rd partner’s web host.
- Get an SSL certificate from a Certificate Authority.
View SSL for your domain
- Go to Google Domains.
- Select your domain.
- Click Menu
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- Click Security.
- Scroll to the SSL certificate box.
- If you have one or more SSL certificates, expand the certificate box for details.
.For more information, go to Google Transparency Report.
Use hosts that integrate SSL and configure HTTPS
A number of web hosts provide SSL certificates and automatically configure web servers to support HTTPS connections.
Use a host that provides free SSL security
Google provides SSL security for the sites hosted on the following Google products for free.
Google My Business
You can create a site through Google My Business and integrate it with your secure namespace domain:
- Create your free website with Google in the Google My Business help center.
- Use your existing domain name for your site in the Google My Business help center.
Blogger
You can set up a custom domain name for Blogger to satisfy the security requirements of a domain in a secure namespace, such as .app:
- You must use blogger as the primary site for the domain. Do not use the web forwarding or subdomain forwarding features to redirect your domain or a subdomain to the blog.
- If you already own the domain, follow the instructions in Integrate with Blogger.
- If you already have a blog and want to add a secure domain, you can purchase it directly from the Blogger settings screen. For more information go to Set up a custom domain in the blogger help center.
Use our or another 3rd partner’s web host
Google’s web host partners can provide security at a variety of prices. They start from no additional cost:
- Bluehost (WordPress)
- Shopify
- Squarespace
- Weebly
- Wix
For more information, go to Web presence.
You can also integrate your domain with any other web host that provides SSL security. For instructions, go to Map your domain to a 3rd party web host. Read your web host’s help center to make sure it provides SSL.
Get an SSL certificate from a Certificate Authority
You can obtain an SSL certificate for your domain directly from a Certificate Authority (CA). You'll then have to configure the certificate on your web host or on your own servers if you host it yourself.
You can get a free SSL certificate from Let’s Encrypt, a popular CA that provides certificates in the interest of creating a safer Internet:
More help on configuring HTTPS: