> A site without a user facing login really doesn't need SSL. And SSL is pointless on said site if it's for instance a Let's Encrypt. Depends what you mean by

> A site without a user facing login really doesn't need SSL. And SSL is pointless on said site if it's for instance a Let's Encrypt. Depends what you mean by need. SSL/TLS still provides benefits like privacy (from third parties) on what you're viewing on the site, as well as no malicious content being injected. It's not just useful to protect your POST requests of username and password.