# Installing an SSL certificate site seal

> Add your SSL provider's site seal to your website to show visitors that the site is protected by a certificate.

Source: https://helpcenter.ruachost.com/ssl-security/ssl-certificates/installing-an-ssl-certificate-site-seal/

An **SSL certificate site seal** is a small image or badge you can display on your website to show visitors that your site is protected by SSL encryption. It builds trust and reassures users that their data is secure.

## Why Use a Site Seal?

- Increases visitor confidence.
- Shows that your site uses verified SSL encryption.
- Helps reduce cart abandonment for e‑commerce sites.
- Reinforces brand credibility.

## Installing a Site Seal (Based on Certificate Provider)

### DigiCert SSL Certificates

1. Log in to your DigiCert account.
2. Visit: DigiCert Site Seal Installation Guide.
3. Follow the step‑by‑step instructions to generate and embed the seal on your site.

### Sectigo SSL Certificates

1. Go to Sectigo Trust Seal.
2. Select your certificate type.
3. Choose the desired image size.
4. Copy the generated HTML code.
5. Paste it into your website pages where you want the seal to appear.

### RapidSSL Certificates

1. Visit RapidSSL Seal Guide.
2. Follow the instructions to generate your seal.
3. Embed the HTML code into your site.

### Symantec SSL Certificates

1. Log in to your Broadcom account.
2. Under **Choose Your Seal**, select language, size, and format.
3. Accept the terms and generate the script.
4. Copy and paste the HTML into your site.

### GeoTrust QuickSSL Premium Certificates

- These seals are **dynamic** and include organization name, date, and timestamp.
- To obtain one, open a support ticket via your Ruachost dashboard.

> **Note:**
- Each provider has its own seal design and installation process.
- Seals are optional but recommended for e‑commerce and customer‑facing sites.
- Always copy the HTML code exactly as provided to ensure proper display.