The people behind the certificate
Understand who issues BIMI certificates, compare published VMC and CMC prices, and find the right place to start.
A certificate authority (CA) is an organisation that checks evidence and issues digitally signed certificates. For BIMI, it checks your organisation, control of your domain, and your right to use a logo before issuing a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) or Common Mark Certificate (CMC).
A mark certificate provides evidence that a mailbox provider can verify. You still need the right email authentication and BIMI setup, and the receiving provider decides whether to display your logo. Read the BIMI Group’s issuer guidance
Three providers to explore
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These are published certificate prices, not the total cost of setting up BIMI. The billing basis is shown under each amount: a multi-year “from” rate is not a one-year quote. Taxes and extra services may apply; confirm current pricing with the provider.
Offers VMCs for eligible registered marks and CMCs for eligible logos with established use.
The CMC figure is the live USD storefront’s “as low as” price with a multi-year subscription. Its one-year price was not confirmed. Check the selected term and full upfront total with Sectigo.
Visit SectigoOffers both certificate types, with one-, two-, and three-year purchase options published on its product pages.
These are the published one-year prices. Longer purchase terms have lower annual rates and a larger total payment; compare the full order amount.
Visit SSL.comOffers VMCs and CMCs through a regional storefront with selectable currencies and additional-domain pricing.
Prices shown with USD selected in the UK storefront. GlobalSign labels these as starting prices; your region, currency and additional domains may change the quote.
Visit GlobalSignEach price links directly to its official product page. This page lists the three providers covered here; it is not an exhaustive issuer directory or a ranking.