Terms of use.

Authorization

By requesting a certificate, you confirm that you control every requested domain or have explicit authorization from its owner. Do not use this service to impersonate others, bypass access controls, interfere with networks, or evade issuance limits.

Let's Encrypt policies

Certificates are issued through the Let's Encrypt ACME service. Its subscriber agreement, issuance policies, and rate limits apply. This service is independently operated and is not an official Let's Encrypt product. You must accept the subscriber agreement before requesting issuance.

Keys, installation and renewal

You are responsible for safeguarding your private key, checking that the certificate covers the intended domains, installing it correctly, and renewing it before expiration. This service does not install, automatically renew, or recover certificates and private keys. Use staging certificates only for testing; browsers will not trust them.

Temporary availability

Orders expire after the configured lifetime. Issuance depends on successful CA validation, DNS and network availability, CAA policy, and applicable limits. Issuance is not guaranteed. The operator may restrict abusive traffic or temporarily suspend the service to protect its infrastructure and shared ACME account.

Informational reports

SSL and security reports are point-in-time observations, not a complete security audit, compliance certification, or guarantee of safety. Header presence does not establish policy strength. The TLS checker does not perform revocation checking or enumerate every supported protocol and cipher.

Risk and applicable law

The service is supplied as available, without a guarantee of uninterrupted operation, fitness for a particular purpose, or complete security. To the extent allowed by applicable law, the operator is not responsible for losses arising from incorrect installation, expired certificates, compromised keys, or third-party outages. Nothing here excludes rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.