"No-code can't scale past a hobby project" is a myth told by people who quit at the first limit.

"No-code can't scale past a hobby project" is a myth told by people who quit at the first limit.

The lazy version says builders fall over the moment you get traffic. Reality: most no-code sites are static or CDN-served, so they scale to traffic better than a misconfigured server ever will. What doesn't scale is data complexity and team workflow — too many CMS relationships, too many editors, no version control. The correction: no-code scales fine on traffic and breaks on complexity. Name the right limit before you write off the tool.

The correction: it's a complexity ceiling, not a traffic one. Agree? Or am I wrong?