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SSL Grade Leaderboard: Top 100 Websites

Scanned from 20,000 top global websites · Updated 2026-11-07

12,269Domains
32%A+ share (3943)
94.8Avg score
↑ 114Improved this month
#DomainGradeScore30d trendΔTLSIssuerHSTSExpires
8501sitepoint.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt45 d
8502skf.comA+98—–TLS1.3Sectigo Public Server Authentication CA OV R36146 d
8503sky.itA+98—–TLS1.3Sectigo Public Server Authentication CA OV R3631 d
8504skyscanner.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt60 d
8505slu.seA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt57 d
8506smallbizgenius.netA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt44 d
8507smartertools.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt58 d
8508smashingmagazine.comA+98——TLS1.3Let's Encrypt17 d
8509smhi.seA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt82 d
8510smtp2go.comA+98—–TLS1.3Sectigo Public Server Authentication CA DV R3634 d
8511snafu.deA+98—–TLS1.3GlobalSign GCC R6 AlphaSSL CA 202553 d
8512snippet.hostA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt41 d
8513societe.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt84 d
8514sonarsource.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt39 d
8515soranews24.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt56 d
8516southampton.ac.ukA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt56 d
8517sparkasse.deA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt50 d
8518spbu.ruA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt82 d
8519sportsline.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt45 d
8520st-andrews.ac.ukA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt56 d
8521stackoverflow.blogA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt34 d
8522stackoverflow.coA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt62 d
8523stallman.orgA+98—–TLS1.3Sectigo Public Server Authentication CA DV R3655 d
8524statistik.atA+98—–TLS1.3GEANT TLS RSA 1166 d
8525stck.meA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt77 d
8526stepik.orgA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt47 d
8527stern.deA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt50 d
8528stheadline.comA+98—–TLS1.3GoDaddy TLS Intermediate CA DV - R1v1159 d
8529su.seA+98—–TLS1.3GEANT TLS RSA 1186 d
8530suhrkamp.deA+98—–TLS1.3Starfield TLS Intermediate CA DV - R1v1175 d
8531support.microsoft.comA+98TLS1.3Microsoft TLS G2 RSA CA OCSP 1075 d
8532symbaloo.comA+98—–TLS1.3Sectigo Public Server Authentication CA DV R36138 d
8533t-online.deA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt66 d
8534t.coA+98TLS1.3Let's Encrypt87 d
8535t1p.deA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt38 d
8536take2games.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt29 d
8537talkwalker.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt80 d
8538techadvisor.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt33 d
8539technavio.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt84 d
8540technologyreview.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt48 d
8541techpolicy.pressA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt27 d
8542techtarget.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt50 d
8543tehrantimes.comA+98—–TLS1.3Certum DV TLS G2 R39 CA145 d
8544telegra.phA+98—–TLS1.3GoDaddy TLS Intermediate CA DV - R1v1171 d
8545telegram.orgA+98—–TLS1.3GoDaddy TLS Intermediate CA DV - R1v1124 d
8546tempo.coA+98—–TLS1.3Sectigo Public Server Authentication CA DV R36145 d
8547temu.comA+98—–TLS1.3GoDaddy TLS Intermediate CA DV - R1v183 d
8548thawte.comA+98—–TLS1.3DigiCert G5 TLS RSA4096 SHA384 2021 CA138 d
8549the-sun.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt67 d
8550thedrive.comA+98—–TLS1.3Let's Encrypt81 d
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FAQ

How often is the SSL leaderboard updated?

Watched domains are scanned daily; the top-20K leaderboard refreshes full snapshots every Sunday.

How is the SSL grade calculated?

Protocol versions, cipher strength, certificate validity, HSTS and OCSP stapling are weighted into a 0-100 score, mapped to grades from A+ to F.

What does an A+ SSL rating mean?

A near-perfect TLS setup: TLS 1.3 enabled, strong cipher suites, full forward secrecy (PFS) and correctly deployed HSTS.

Methodology

CertH grades each domain via pure TLS handshakes (no server access required): certificate validity, key strength, protocol versions, HSTS and OCSP stapling are scored with a deduction model (100 minus itemized penalties) into a 0-100 score mapped to six grades from A+ to F. Daily snapshots accumulate into an auditable health trend.

What is an SSL grade?

An SSL grade (A+ through F) evaluates a website's overall TLS configuration: protocol versions, cipher strength, certificate validity and trust chain, HSTS and OCSP stapling. A higher grade means stronger resistance to man-in-the-middle attacks and data breaches.

Why track certificate health over time?

Expired certificates, CA switches and configuration regressions can silently drag a grade down. CertH daily snapshots record those changes so you can spot risk before failures, with auditable history as evidence.