Ask HN: Should tiered-priced apps charge a premium for SSL support?

With the recent widespread attention of session hijacking thanks to Firesheep, I'm hopeful that more developers are going to think seriously about ways to prevent it. With SSL being an obvious solution, I'm wondering if it's reasonable for services like typekit to only offer SSL serving to their top-paying customers.<p>(I don't mean to pick on typekit, but they're the only example I could find at the time)<p>Given the ease of making sites with some kind of login functionality these days, it seems that being able to use SSL should no longer be seen as a premium service.