Disig
Slovak certificate authority publishing a full price list for public TLS, wildcard and private-PKI certificates
Quick Overview
| Company | Disig, a.s. |
|---|---|
| Category | SSL Certificate Providers |
| Headquarters | Bratislava, Slovakia |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Slovakia (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages reviewed |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Publicly trusted TLS (single and multi-FQDN, wildcard), private-PKI TLS, S/MIME, authentication and seal certificates, free revocation, eShop, registration authorities |
| Pricing | Public TLS EUR 39.17 excl. VAT (200 days, price covers two issues), wildcard EUR 156.67 excl. VAT |
| Best For | Slovak and Central European organisations that want a printed price list and a local registration authority |
| Replaces | DigiCert Basic TLS, Sectigo |
Detailed Review
Disig, a.s. issues trusted services under the eIDAS regulation and the Slovak Trusted Services Act. Its TLS page separates two products: publicly trusted Web PKI certificates built to the CA/Browser Forum Baseline Requirements, and internal certificates for closed ecosystems that need the partner to import Disig's own root.
The price list, last updated 1 July 2026, gives prices both without VAT and with 23% VAT. Payment at the registration authority in Bratislava (Galvaniho 17/C) also accepts several card brands.
Prices You Can Read in Full
A publicly trusted TLS certificate for a single FQDN or several FQDNs with a 200-day validity is listed at EUR 39.17 without VAT (EUR 48.18 with VAT), and the footnote says the price covers two issues of 200 days. A wildcard is listed at EUR 156.67 without VAT (EUR 192.70 with VAT), again for two issues.
Public and Private PKI in One Price List
For closed business networks Disig issues TLS certificates from its internal CA, listed at EUR 39.17 without VAT for a three-year validity on a single or multi-FQDN certificate. The partner has to import the internal root certificate, and the terms are governed by an SLA or technical agreement.
Revocation Costs Nothing
The price list states that certificate revocation is free of charge for every product. A multi-FQDN certificate can hold up to 15 FQDNs for the public product and up to 4 for the private one, according to the footnotes.
Limitations to Consider
The TLS pages reviewed describe the Web PKI product without naming OV or EV variants or ACME automation, so organisations that need those should confirm them with Disig first. Disig is a small national authority, with a Slovak-language and English website and registration authorities mainly relevant to Slovak customers. Larger buyers wanting lifecycle management should compare InfoCert or D-Trust.
Who Should Use Disig
Slovak and Central European businesses and public bodies that want a fully published price list, a local registration authority and an EU contracting party.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Full price list with and without VAT
- Public Web PKI and private-PKI TLS both offered
- Revocation free of charge
- Price list updated 1 July 2026
- Registration authorities in Slovakia
Cons
- OV, EV and ACME not named on the TLS pages reviewed
- 200-day validity means two issues per listed price
- Small national authority
- Data location not stated on the pages reviewed
Alternatives to Disig
Other European ssl certificate providers worth comparing before you decide:
Actalis
Italy · Italian CA with a free ACME plan and euro subscriptions
HARICA
Greece · Greek academic CA with DV to QWAC from EUR 36 a year
Certum
Poland · Polish CA selling DV, OV and EV certificates from EUR 25
InfoCert
Italy · Tinexta InfoCert OV and EV TLS certificates with listed prices
See all European ssl certificate providers or compare them directly against DigiCert Basic TLS on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
The price list shows EUR 39.17 without VAT for a publicly trusted single or multi-FQDN certificate and EUR 156.67 without VAT for a wildcard, each covering two 200-day issues.
Public certificates chain to a root in the major trust stores, while private-PKI certificates are issued from Disig's internal CA and only work where partners have imported its root.
No. The price list states that certificate revocation is free of charge.