Clicking on "Get Started" scrolls up and expects me to start filling the form. Sleazy, very GoDaddy-ish, but OK, since it's on HN's frontpage, let's type in some junk and click the button -
{"err":"missing required field: preferredDonation"}
So not only doesn't the site show THE most important bit of information for the cert - the price - it apparently inflates it to offset the cost of the donation. Excellent. Apparently this is how one "promotes honesty in the SSL industry." --
EDIT - AH, apparently the prices are shown only if you come from HN. Lovely. Single domain EV certificates are €429,
multi domain certificates are €699.
Both last two years.
Vs. "$234 per year" of getting the cert directly from DigiCert - a price that can be knocked down by 10-15% by sending them a quick email. This works out to $421 or €399 and it includes direct support from them, which is pretty much what they are selling everyone as their primary competitive advantage.