One-Click Security: How to Enable Free SSL Certificates for All of Your Domains

In 2026, having a “Not Secure” notification pop up in your browser bar will not only be embarrassing—it will also be a death sentence for your business. With Google Chrome’s new policy of requiring “Always Use Secure Connections” by default, if your website doesn’t have the little lock icon, visitors won’t even be able to access your page.

At Litescaler, we think that security should never be an afterthought or a hassle to implement. That’s why we offer unlimited, free SSL certificates (powered by Let’s Encrypt) for every domain you host with us.

And the beauty of it all? You won’t need to hire a programmer or write a single line of code. It will take you less than 60 seconds to secure your site.

Phase 1: Accessing Your Control Panel

Step 1

The Command Center

First, log in to your Litescaler Client Area. On your main dashboard, find the Services box (the cube icon). This will display your current hosting services. Click on the “Services” box.

Step 2

Choose Your Plan

You will see a list of your active services. Find the hosting service for the domain you would like to protect (such as “The AMCA Plan”). Click on the active service status button.

Step 3

Enter the Panel

Scroll down to the Hosting Information section. You may see “SSL Status: No SSL Detected” in red. Click on the “Log in to panel” button.

Note: This takes you directly into the server management panel without entering a separate password.

Phase 2: Activating the Certificate

Step 4

Navigate to Websites

You are now inside the Litescaler Control Panel. Click on the left-hand sidebar “Websites”. Then, click directly on the domain you would like to protect.

Step 5

The Security Tab

You are now inside the dashboard for that particular website. Look at the top navigation bar. Click on the “Security” tab.

Step 6

Initiate the Request

You will see your domain listed. Find the three vertical dots (menu icon) on the far right side of the domain listing. Click the three dots.

Step 7

Choose “Let’s Encrypt”

From the drop-down menu, choose “Request Let’s Encrypt certificate”.

Do not choose “Install custom SSL” unless you have already purchased a custom certificate.

Step 8

Confirm and Secure

A pop-up window will appear to confirm your request. Click the “Request” button.