Free Certificate Management Tool
Never let your SSL certificates expire again – Professional certificate monitoring tool
Monitor SSL/TLS certificate expiration dates, receive timely alerts before certificates expire, and manage multiple domains from one dashboard. Perfect solution for system administrators, small businesses, and SaaS providers.
Certificate Monitoring Features
Complete solution for SSL/TLS certificate expiration monitoring
Free SSL Certificate Management Tool
Monitor expiration dates, receive timely alerts, and manage all your certificates — no cost, no credit card required.
SSL Certificate Expiry Monitoring
Track certificate expiration dates in real-time. Receive email notifications and webhooks well in advance before your SSL certificates expire.
Multi-Domain Certificate Management
Monitor SSL certificates for all your domains and subdomains from one panel. Support for wildcard certificates and multi-domain certificates (SAN).
Integration with Popular Servers
Seamless integration with Nginx, Apache, HAProxy, and other popular web servers. Easy deployment and configuration for certificate monitoring.
Flexible Expiration Notifications
Configure email and webhook notifications for certificate expiration according to your needs. Choose days before expiration when you want to receive alerts.
Public Certificate Links
Share certificate information with clients and team through secure, public links. Full control over visibility of certificate details.
Why Monitor SSL Certificate Expiration?
Benefits of proactive certificate expiry tracking
Prevent Downtime
Automated monitoring eliminates the risk of expired certificates causing website downtime. Get advance warnings and keep your sites running smoothly.
Enhanced Security
Avoid security vulnerabilities and browser warnings related to expired SSL certificates. Maintain trust with your users and customers.
Ease of Use
Intuitive interface and easy configuration. Monitor certificate expiration without specialized technical knowledge.
Scalability
From a few to hundreds of domains — the system grows with your business. Monitor all your SSL certificates in one place.
How Certificate Expiration Tracking Works
Start monitoring in under 2 minutes
Register
Create a free account in seconds. No credit card required.
Add Domains
Enter domains you want to monitor. The system automatically fetches certificate information.
Set Up Alerts
Configure when you want to receive notifications: 30, 14, 7, or 1 day before expiration.
Relax
The system monitors certificates and sends notifications. Focus on more important tasks.
Certificate Monitoring Use Cases
CrtMgr in Practice
Small Business
A small business owner with several websites can easily monitor SSL certificate expiration dates without hiring a specialist. Automatic notifications ensure no certificate expires unnoticed.
SaaS Provider
A SaaS company handling dozens of subdomains for clients uses CrtMgr to centrally monitor wildcard certificates and track their expiration dates in one place.
System Administrator
An administrator managing infrastructure for multiple projects uses CrtMgr to track certificate expiration across different servers and receive alerts before certificates expire, avoiding unplanned downtime.
Learn More About SSL/TLS Certificates
Check out our blog for expert insights on SSL/TLS certificate management, best practices, and tutorials.
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Examples in Practice
See how SSL Manager works
Main Dashboard
● example.com
Issuer: Let’s Encrypt
Expires: 2025-03-15
98 days left
● api.example.com
Issuer: DigiCert
Expires: 2025-01-02
25 days left
● *.example.org
Issuer: Let’s Encrypt
Expires: 2025-04-20
134 days left
Frequently Asked Questions
Does CrtMgr support Let’s Encrypt certificates?
Yes, CrtMgr fully supports monitoring certificates issued by Let’s Encrypt and other Certificate Authorities (CA) compatible with the ACME protocol.
How many domains can I monitor?
By default, you can monitor up to 10 domains. The limit can be increased in account settings, with a maximum of 20 domains per user.
Can I monitor wildcard certificates?
Yes, CrtMgr supports wildcard certificates (e.g., *.example.com) and multi-domain certificates (SAN – Subject Alternative Names).
How often are certificates checked?
The system automatically scans certificates once daily to check expiration dates. You can also perform a manual scan at any time.
Is my data secure?
Yes, all data is stored in a secure database. The system only scans public SSL/TLS certificate information available to any internet user.
What integrations does CrtMgr support?
CrtMgr integrates seamlessly with popular web servers (Nginx, Apache, HAProxy), cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud), and CI/CD tools like GitHub Actions. The system can also send webhook notifications to integrate with your existing monitoring and alerting infrastructure.
Ready to Start Monitoring?
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