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Browsers show a padlock for HTTPS and a "Not secure" warning without it. Visitors notice, especially on forms and checkout pages.
HTTPS, Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, encrypts the connection between your website and its visitors. Browsers mark sites without it "Not secure," Google has used it as a ranking signal since 2014, and no form or checkout should run without it. Installing the certificate is the easy part. Moving a site to HTTPS without losing search placement is the part we built programs for.
Browsers show a padlock for HTTPS and a "Not secure" warning without it. Visitors notice, especially on forms and checkout pages.
Google announced HTTPS as a ranking signal in 2014 and now expects it. A migration done badly, with missing redirects or mixed content, can cost more rankings than HTTPS gains.
Encryption protects logins, contact forms and payment details in transit. Payment processors, privacy laws and many partners require it.
Infront put these together so the move to SSL protects your rankings instead of risking them.
Move a site to HTTPS without losing rankings.
The migration plus a round of on-page optimization.
The full package for a local business.
Sites with more than 50 pages, ecommerce stores and multi-site installs are quoted on page count.
Switching to HTTPS changes every URL on the site. Each one has to be redirected, updated and re-registered with Google, or the search engines see a site full of broken links and duplicates.
Issued and installed, free on our hosting or a RapidSSL, GeoTrust or GlobalSign certificate elsewhere, and HTTPS forced site-wide.
A 301 redirect for every page, with chains and loops avoided, so each old URL hands its rankings to the new one.
Internal links, canonical tags, sitemap, robots.txt, images and scripts updated. Mixed content eliminated.
Search Console connected to your Google Analytics, the HTTPS property configured, sitemap submitted, and rankings watched after the switch.
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure: the encrypted version of the protocol every website uses. It relies on an SSL/TLS certificate that proves the site is who it says it is and encrypts everything sent between the visitor and the server. It is used across the internet and is the expected default for any business site.
Browsers warn visitors away from sites without it, Google uses it as a ranking signal, payment processors and privacy regulations require it, and your forms send customer information in plain text without it. There is no longer a good reason for a business website to run on HTTP.
Not if it is done properly. Rankings dip when pages are not redirected, internal links still point at HTTP, or Search Console is not set up for the new property. Our programs exist to handle every step so search placement is retained.
On our hosting plans, yes: every plan includes a certificate. Premium certificates with extended validation or wildcard coverage cost more. The one-time program fees cover the migration work, not the certificate.
SSL migration only, if your site is already optimized and has up to 20 pages. Migration plus on-page optimization if you want keyword analysis and new meta tags done at the same time, for up to 50 pages. The full program adds Google Business Profile setup, NAP cleanup and citations for a local business.
Yes. Larger sites and ecommerce stores are quoted on page count and complexity. The process is the same; it just takes longer to do it page by page.
Send your website address and the program you are considering. We will check the site, confirm the page count and get the migration scheduled.
Tell us your web address and we will send a plain-English review of what is holding your site back. No cost, no obligation.