Bulk SSL Checker
Check TLS certificates for up to 20 hostnames at once and compare expiry and trust.
About the Bulk SSL Checker
Bulk SSL Checker runs the same live TLS inspection as the single SSL Checker across up to twenty hostnames in one request. Paste a list of domains, URLs, or host:port pairs and get a table comparing expiry dates, days remaining, trust status, and hostname match for each.
Use it for a quick audit before a renewal sprint, to compare staging and production endpoints, or to spot certificates that expire within thirty days across a small fleet.
Checks run on our server with outbound TLS connections. Hostnames are sent to our server and are not stored. Failed hosts show the error inline so one bad name does not block the rest.
For deep detail on a single host (full chain, fingerprints, cipher), use the SSL Checker. For pasted PEM inspection, use SSL Decoder.
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Frequently asked questions
How many hosts can I check at once?
Up to twenty per request. Split larger lists into multiple runs.
What input formats are accepted?
Plain hostnames (example.com), URLs (https://example.com), and host:port pairs (mail.example.com:465). The same parsing rules as the single SSL Checker apply.
Are hostnames stored?
No. Our server connects to each host, returns results, and does not persist the list.
Why did one host fail while others succeeded?
Common causes: the host is down, port 443 is closed, TLS handshake timeout, or the name does not resolve. The error appears in the Expires column for that row.
Can this replace a monitoring service?
It is a manual spot check tool, not continuous monitoring. Use it for ad hoc audits rather than alerting.