The hosting offers for installation Let’s Encrypt, GoGetSSL and Self Signed (not trusted).
Which of these is the best one I need to choose?
Let’s Encrypt is already sufficient for the purpose, and it’s free.
GoGetSSL might have some charges but I’m not sure.
Do not use self-signed cert.
Anyway, it’s good to know that you are looking for Full (strict) option.
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Let’s Encrypt and GoGetSSL are provided by hosting for free, only then you need to remember to renew them.
Which one is cooler? 
And where else can I register CNAME to get a certificate: on a hosting or in a Cloudflare account with a gray cloud?
That’s good to hear!
If you want to get rid of this issue you can actually generate and use the Cloudflare Origin Certificate with a long validity that allows you to install in your hosting provider, but your hosting provider must allow you to do that first 
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Hosting does not allow installing Cloudflare certificates 
Which of the two is better?
Since both of them are free, then you can go for the one that can provide a longer validity period (usually Let’s Encrypt only has 3 months validity so probably GoGetSSL can stay longer?)
Edit: looks like GoGetSSL can have 13 months of validity:
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and that and that for 3 months, but for Let’s Encrypt 2 CNAME records are registered and they are always valid, to renew it, you just need to re-release it on the hosting
and for GoGetSSL 1 CNAME is given, BUT with each certificate reissue it will change and it will need to be changed in DNS
I probably need to choose Let’s Encrypt?
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Interesting. I’m not really familiar with GoGetSSL so I can’t give you suitable advice based on GoGetSSL. Looks like Let’s Encrypt might be a better option for you.
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I will do so, thank you
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