Built by Holt Web Co.

Why it exists

Certificate expiry is a solved problem at large enterprises and an unsolved one nearly everywhere else. The tools built for the first group assume a dedicated security team, an internet-connected deployment, and a license model that starts above what a county IT department spends on software in a year. The second group ends up with a spreadsheet, a calendar reminder, and an outage every so often when somebody leaves.

CertCommand is the other shape of that tool. One service on one server. No agents to package and push. No account to create with us, and nothing that stops working if the internet does. It is deliberately narrow: it finds certificates, it tells you where they are used, it warns you before they expire, and it renews them without anyone logging in. It does not try to be a certificate authority, and it does not hold your private keys.

How we sell it

Paid licenses are per target and perpetual, so the software you buy stays yours, and the prices are printed on the pricing page rather than held back for a call. There is no upsell inside the product and no telemetry reporting your usage back to us. It does check once a day whether a newer build has been published, and one setting stops it. The free Community edition monitors fifty endpoints for as long as you like, which is enough for a small shop to use it for real without ever paying.

You will not find customer logos, testimonials, case studies, or user counts on this site. CertCommand is new, we have no such numbers to report, and inventing them is not the way we would like to start. Run the evaluation against your own estate and judge it on what it finds.

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