CertKit Customers
Real companies. Real infrastructure.
Certificates that renew themselves.
IT teams, MSPs, city and county governments, colleges, and manufacturers run CertKit so their certificates issue, renew, and deploy without anyone touching them. Here's who they are and what they automate.
Built for teams like yours
IT teams
The most common CertKit customer. Manufacturers, insurers, nonprofits, healthcare, and utilities use CertKit to run the company's certificates alongside everything else they have to do.
MSPs
Run certificates for every client from one place, and make it a billable service.
Government
Small teams keeping public services online, without handing DNS credentials to anyone.
Education
Campus-wide certificates for lean IT teams, from sign-on to the long tail of department apps.
1,000+
IT teams have signed up to automate their certificates with CertKit.
CertKit worldwide
Customers in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Australia.
Customer spotlight: Belden
Belden designs and manufactures the networking and connectivity infrastructure behind industrial automation, smart buildings, and broadcast. Their IT team manages hundreds of public TLS certificates across business units, and every one used to be a manual renewal. With certificate lifetimes shrinking, the math stopped working, and enterprise CLM vendors quoted complexity and cost that didn't fit the problem. CertKit gave Belden central issuance, automated renewal, and automated deployment to the infrastructure that actually terminates TLS, including F5 Big-IP and Palo Alto firewalls.
CertKit has transformed how Belden manages SSL certificate issuance, delivering a streamlined process that dramatically reduced both cost and complexity. Their solution has been a clear win for our organization.
Ryan Buckner, IT Infrastructure Analyst, Belden
Who runs CertKit
The customers below agreed to let us say so. What each one automates, in a line.
| Customer | Location | Industry | Uses CertKit for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alpit Nordic | Finland | IT services | Certificate management for client environments |
| Belden | US, Missouri | Manufacturing | Public TLS across global business units |
| Binnie | Canada, British Columbia | Engineering | Corporate web and remote access |
| Buckman | US, Tennessee | Specialty chemicals | Public-facing certificates across global operations |
| CCS Medical | US, Texas | Healthcare | Patient-facing web and internal services |
| Centerlogic | US, Washington | Managed IT services | Managed certificates for MSP clients |
| City of Federal Way | US, Washington | City government | City services, email, and public web |
| Clackamas Community College | US, Oregon | Higher education | Campus sign-in and web services |
| CounterFort | Belgium, Flanders | IT services | Certificate management for client environments |
| DOKOM21 | Germany | Telecommunications | Network infrastructure and client certificates |
| EMPR Group | Australia | Parts distribution | E-commerce and distribution systems |
| Essential Cabinetry Group | US, South Carolina | Manufacturing | Corporate web and internal services |
| Gateway Technical College | US, Wisconsin | Higher education | Campus web and infrastructure |
| Highline Fast Internet | US, Michigan | Internet service provider | Service infrastructure and customer web |
| iGES Group | Germany | Research and consulting | Research platforms and corporate web |
| Interact for Health | US, Ohio | Health nonprofit | Web properties and staff email |
| Legeforeningen | Norway | Professional association | Member services and web properties |
| National Credit Insurance | Australia | Insurance | Customer portals and corporate web |
| NCM Associates | US, Missouri | Business consulting | Client platforms and corporate web |
| NCS | UK, England | Managed IT services | Managed certificates for MSP clients |
| Norman Alan Company | US, Pennsylvania | Managed IT services | Managed certificates for MSP clients |
| Parr Lumber | US, Oregon | Building materials | Corporate web and network services |
| Poly-clip Systems | Germany | Machinery manufacturing | Corporate web and production systems |
| Qsys | Sweden | IT services | Certificate management for client environments |
| RedEye Networks | US, Arizona | Managed IT services | Co-managed certificates for regulated clients |
| Richard Hicks Consulting | US, California | IT consulting | Certificates for Microsoft remote access environments |
| San Jacinto River Authority | US, Texas | Water utility | Public services and internal infrastructure |
| Scotch College | Australia | K-12 education | Campus web and network services |
| TRUNO | US, Texas | Retail technology | Retail systems and corporate services |
| University of St. Thomas | US, Minnesota | Higher education | Campus systems and web services |
| WHEDA | US, Wisconsin | Housing finance authority | Public services and internal infrastructure |
| Wiltshire Council | UK, England | County government | Council services and remote access |
| ZEIT-Stiftung Bucerius | Germany | Foundation | Foundation web properties |
Using CertKit to manage our public-facing SSL certificates has been an excellent decision. The platform is user-friendly, certificates are easy to deploy, and the automation agent streamlines the entire certificate lifecycle, eliminating concerns around shortening certificate validity periods.
Chris Austin, IT Engineer, Buckman
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