A shared SSL, provided by the hosting provider is shared among many websites on the same server.
A dedicated SSL certificate is exclusive to one domain, offering a higher level of trust and security for your visitors.
Shared SSL certificates are usually free or low-cost, while dedicated SSL certificates typically require an annual fee.
Dedicated SSL certificates offer stronger encryption and better security features compared to shared SSL certificates.
Dedicated SSL certificates show the website's name in the URL bar, providing greater trust to users. Shared SSL certificates may not display this.
Dedicated SSL certificates give you full control over security, while shared SSL certificates rely on the hosting provider's settings.