alphassl

No predatory pricing (StartSSL has $25 revocations), free (AlphaSSL) and user-friendly (StartSSL is a UX nightmare).

Same product available at cheaper price $60 for 1 year as well alphassl wildcard at $42.

It broke all my CDN hosted files which were using the AlphaSSL Wildcard certificate.

Can someone summarize why this is better than, say, StartSSL or AlphaSSL?

I've picked up wildcard certificates signed under AlphaSSL for around $50 on sale in the past.

I wasn't willing to accept the Let's Encrypt limitations, and so I paid for a three-year AlphaSSL wildcard certificate for...

I've seen other resellers (usually lowendtalk-VPS) selling AlphaSSL wildcards for below 40$/y in the past.

There's a shitload of AlphaSSL resellers that are much cheaper.

Symantec, Thawte, RapidSSL, GeoTrust, AlphaSSL, Comodo etc are some of the finest CAs in all over the world.

If you need a cheap wildcard cert you can get a two year wildcard AlphaSSL cert from garrisonhost for $79 without the pain of dealing with StartSSL.

Once we understood that this was caused by the Chrome update we contacted them and we got a free Komodo certificate from AlphaSSL.

I've even managed to get wildcards for $30/year from an alphassl reseller.