I wondered why SSL wasn’t a feature for all paid plans until I found a reasonable answer by JF in a thread (on another topic) in the old forum. The additional server load may justify restricing SSL connections to higher-priced plans in general.

But couldn’t all logins be SSL-encrypted? This doesn’t seem like too much overhead, and would at least protect the login/password data.

I concur ~ although it seems like a pretty big jump in pricing (particularly on an annual basis) to get the added SSL protection. At this point, I need the SSL, not the 35 projects.

—Randy

Yes, I’ve wondering this myself… why aren’t logins FOR all plans passed thru SSL just to be secure? Most common sites do this just to protect your password.