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Based on 482 reviews
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DigiCert's TLS/SSL Certificate solutions brings cutting-edge features that protect websites against known and future threats with a comprehensive advanced solution to secure unlimited servers with the strongest encryption and highest authentication available. DigiCert Inc. is a US-based technology company focused on digital security and headquartered in Lehi, Utah with international offices in Australia, Ireland, Japan, South Africa, Switzerland and United Kingdom.
DigiCert, Inc. (digicert.com) has 482 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 4.3 out of 5.
482 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Michael S.
I had to renew a Certificate, and used the chat. I had the pleasure of talking to Mitch Keyster. He was quick to respond, super helpful, and very efficient. Due to all mentioned above, the issue was resolved in 10 minutes
MOHAMMED A.
Had an excellent experience with Digicert. Highly reommend for anyone who wants trusted certificates and top-notch service.
Tareq B.
very excellent
MS
A great support
Goran V.
Apsolute excellent support. Everything was finished in one chat session.
Paul
Rose walked me through everything that I needed to take care of my issue. She is an example of great customer service.
xiaoting P.
I am extremely disappointed with the domain validation experience at @DigiCert. As a professional in the tech industry, I expected a streamlined, automated process, but instead encountered a series of hurdles that seem stuck in the past decade. The main issues: Inconsistent ID Requirements: I was told to bring a "government-issued photo ID" for the video call. I presented my Singapore EP—a primary legal ID—only to have it rejected by the agent without any logical explanation. The only reason given was "Compliance didn't approve it." Waste of Professional Time: I spent nearly 30 minutes on a call that led nowhere, despite following the instructions provided in their pre-call email. Poor UX/UI: The management portal is overly complex and non-intuitive. It’s a high-friction environment that makes tracking simple validation tasks much harder than it needs to be. Manual & Fragmented Workflow: In an era where AI and automated verification are standard, DigiCert’s manual, fragmented approach is a significant bottleneck for fast-moving teams. DigiCert claims to be a global leader, but their current validation UX and lack of transparency regarding local ID acceptance tell a different story. I hope they take this feedback seriously and modernize their workflow.
Sonny
Good support. Thank you Brandon via chat.
