isn't there a size limit?

Yes[0]. Assume 2000 bytes (I believe chrome or safari only supports 2k bytes). RFC states 8000 bytes. Firefox supports 65k bytes.

[0] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/417142/what-is-the-maxim...

Your citation says Chrome supports 32779 and Safari >64k. I think it’s fair to say that, as a user (disregarding potential search engine aspects), 8000-character URLs are 100% fine these days.

Also known as HTTP Status Code 414

Thank you!

a month

A month? Seems like a lot of dough to me.

This is including deployment costs btw, a pro plan in vercel is $20 per memeber

Vercel also offers multiple projects, and many other multi-tenant features too like “preview deploy commenting” by team members

How is it better than Wix?

The ability to see your code and edit it, also build backend functionality

Wouldn't this be something like Avada/Divi added to wordpress?

By all means go for it but I imagine it's needs a significant team to get close to their product features plus people generally don't want a monthly fee.

Anything that involves hosting is going to involve a monthly fee if it is sustainable and non-toxic. It also seems that a no-code product ought to incorporate hosting in most cases because if you're trying to eliminate hassle and friction, hosting ought to be baked into the product.

not really sure if this cloud help, but I have this problem in my work too, and the way I get around it is clickup (clickup.com), I find it one of the best places to put all documents, you can write notion-style docs as well as upload stuff to it, and it stays easy to find + other features of the app. (this is not a promotion). we also have a resources channel in slack where we share valuable links for blog posts, tools...