Yes, only if it’s strictly based on a pay-per-quality model

The best counter argument to my opinion is that in a capitalist society the more popular company is the dominant source. If websites A, B, and C all have generally the same information in different ways the popularity is a key indicator of success. if B website is more popular is must be more successful at delivering their message. As a consequence websites A and C would not be favorable to visit so a decrease in availability matters less.