Watch My SSL
Monitor Your SSL Certificates Hassle-Free!
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WatchMySSL monitors SSL certificates and sends email alerts before they expire.
- for
- Web developers, site owners, and agencies managing domains
- pricing
- freemium
Key features
- Domain monitoring — Track SSL certificates for unlimited domains and subdomains.
- Expiration alerts — Receive timely email notifications as certificates approach expiry.
- Check frequency tiers — Choose weekly, daily, or hourly checks based on plan.
- Private domain support — Monitor non-public domains on Pro and higher plans.
- Self-serve dashboard — Add, remove, and manage domains via a web interface.
- Priority support — Get email or phone support depending on plan level.
Use cases
- Prevent website downtime by renewing SSL before expiration
- Manage SSL for multiple client sites in an agency setting
- Monitor internal or staging subdomains for certificate validity
Watch My SSL pricing
- Basic$02 domains watched · Weekly checks · Self-serve support · Public domains only
- Pro$5/m/month20 domains · Daily checks · Email support · Private domains
- Agency$15/m/month200 domains · Hourly checks · Priority email support · Private domains
Watch My SSL FAQ
What is WatchMySSL?+
It is an online service that monitors SSL certificates of your domains and notifies you before they expire.
Do I need to install any software?+
No, it is a web-based service accessed through a browser.
Can I monitor client or subdomains?+
Yes, you can add any domain or subdomain you own, including those for clients.
How are alerts delivered?+
Email notifications are sent automatically as the certificate’s expiry date approaches.
Is my data secure?+
WatchMySSL does not share or sell your data and follows industry-standard security practices.
What if I exceed the free domain limit?+
You can upgrade to a paid plan (Pro, Agency, or Enterprise) for higher limits and more features.
Summarized by DevHunt from watchmyssl.com · Oct 1, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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