<b>Per-seat pricing on no-code platforms is a deliberate tax on collaboration, and we keep paying it.</b>

<b>Per-seat pricing on no-code platforms is a deliberate tax on collaboration, and we keep paying it.</b>
You want a copywriter and a freelance designer to touch the site? That's two more seats at full freight, so teams share one login and create a security and accountability mess instead. The pricing punishes exactly the workflow these tools claim to enable. It's not a cost of doing business — it's a designed friction that turns "add a teammate" into a budget meeting. Audit your seat spend; half of it exists to make sharing painful enough to upsell.
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