Multi-year Plans
Warning
As of February 24, 2026, DigiCert TLS certificate plans (orders) are 1-year by default. Learn more about DigiCert annual plans for TLS certificates.
DigiCert® Multi-year Plans (MyP) allow you to pay a single price for up to three years of certificate coverage. With Multi-year Plans, you select a certificate that supports MyPs, the duration of coverage you want, and the certificate validity. Until the plan expires, you reissue your certificate at no cost each time it reaches the end of its validity period.
Coverage limitations
Enterprise License Agreement (ELA) and Flat Fee contracts support 1- and 2-year Multi-year Plans.
Domain and organization validation
Depending your plan length and type of certificate you select, you may need to revalidate your domain and organization multiple times during your Multi-year Plan.
Reissuing certificates in a Multi-year Plan
When the active certificate for a Multi-year Plan is set to expire, you reissue the certificate to maintain your certificate coverage.
Extending a Multi-year Plan
You can extend your certificate coverage by renewing your Multi-year Plan before it expires.
CertCentral subscription accounts
CertCentral subscription accounts no longer offer Multi-year Plans. Instead of buying a 1-, 2-, or 3-year Multi-year Plan, you pay yearly for the assets you want to protect with your digital certificates. To learn more about the new subscription model, go to CertCentral subscriptions.
Reissuing expiring MyP certificates
After converting your account to the new subscription model, you can still access your Multi-year Plan orders from the Legacy Orders page and reissue certificates.
In CertCentral, in the left menu, go to My Digital Trust Products > Legacy Orders.
On the Legacy Orders page, select the order number for the MyP certificate you need to reissue.
No need to extend your Multi-year Plan
Instead of extending your Multi-year Plan order, you renew your order. With the subscription payment model, you pay yearly for the assets you want to protect with your digital certificates, such as email domains (Mark certificates).