That's an interesting fresh idea in the "auto-renew TLS certs" market. (And the website looks superb!) A few thoughts:
- If I were a service provider I wouldn't wanna be dependent on a third party service for something as basic as TLS certs. I'm not an expert in your domain but to me this looks like something that could happily coexist as a service with a self-hostable (possibly FOSS) option (since the convenience advantage of a service is still there).
- Security: Can you read my customers' traffic? (A self-hosted option could also help with this for high-sensitivity use cases).
- What about rate limits? My customers could be in a situation where the standard LE rate limits are already pretty tight. Can I (and subsequently my customers) see/manage how much quota AutoSSL is using?
- If I were a service provider I wouldn't wanna be dependent on a third party service for something as basic as TLS certs. I'm not an expert in your domain but to me this looks like something that could happily coexist as a service with a self-hostable (possibly FOSS) option (since the convenience advantage of a service is still there).
- Security: Can you read my customers' traffic? (A self-hosted option could also help with this for high-sensitivity use cases).
- What about rate limits? My customers could be in a situation where the standard LE rate limits are already pretty tight. Can I (and subsequently my customers) see/manage how much quota AutoSSL is using?