Hi team, I read DPA v1.2 and the sub-processor list. Before buying, a few gaps:
1. Section 9.1 says EU auth/session data stays in the EEA, but Clerk (auth, sessions) is listed as US-only. Which is correct?
2. Your entity is in India. Can staff access EU databases remotely from India (support, admin)? If so, is it logged?
3. Are file uploads in R2 also pinned to the EU, or only backups?
4. Can...
Founder Team
Riya_NoCodeBackend
Nov 7, 2026
A: Hi there! Thank you for the thorough review of our DPA and compliance terms. Here are answers to each of your questions:
1. Clerk vs. EU Residency (Section 9.1) They govern two separate layers:
Developer Dashboard Login (Clerk — US): Used solely for your developer account login to access the NoCodeBackend platform management console, covered by EU Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) and the...
1. The DPA names NoCodeBackend (Gurugram), the Terms end with "NoCodeBackend Inc." Which registered company signs, with which legal form and registration number?
2. I don't mean data centers: is there a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 report for NoCodeBackend itself (your staff, processes, access controls), not OCI's?
3. Can customers see the admin access logs for their own EU databases?
1. Contracting Legal Entity The formal contracting party that executes the DPA and governs our service agreements is NoCodeBackend, a registered business entity based in Gurugram, India. For all contractual, legal, and compliance purposes, the governing entity is NoCodeBackend, as specified in the agreement.
2. No. NoCodeBackend as a company does not hold a standalone SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification. Our infrastructure providers hold full SOC 1/2/3 and ISO 27001 certifications for environments where your data resides, and our architecture enforces strict GDPR compliance. However, if your internal procurement policy strictly mandates a vendor-level SOC 2 report, NoCodeBackend may not be the right fit.
3. Admin Access Logs Admin and support access is recorded in our internal system audit logs, rather than displayed directly in the self-serve customer dashboard. If you ever need verification of administrative access regarding your specific instance, our team can provide the relevant logged records upon request under the DPA.
but I don't want to lose the deal that I already have. Am I grandfathered in on my current plan? Please let me know how an upgrade might work! Thank you!
Founder Team
Riya_NoCodeBackend
Edited Nov 6, 2026
A: Hello,
You are already grandfathered into your original limits. This offer is for new NoCodeBackend users only, so you won't be able to upgrade your existing account. To increase your limits, check out the one-time add-ons on your billing page.
Hey I submitted through the contact form but not sure if it went through: I have an existing nullable VARCHAR(64) column named business_fingerprint on an existing production table. I need to add a database-level UNIQUE constraint to that existing column while continuing to allow multiple existing NULL values. CREATE UNIQUE INDEX through MCP execute_sql returns Blocked statement: Command not...
Founder Team
Riya_NoCodeBackend
Sep 28, 2026
A: Hi,
You have three supported ways to add this UNIQUE constraint without recreating the table or losing any data:
Method 1: Using the "Run SQL" Button in the Dashboard (Direct)
1. Navigate to your database and open the "Edit Database" page.
2. In the top-right header, click the "Run SQL" button.
3. Run the following standard ALTER TABLE statement:
I’ve been really impressed with how quickly I can get a backend up and running with NoCodeBackend. The MCP integration looks especially interesting.
Are you planning to expand the MCP capabilities further? It would be really cool to let AI agents not only query the database, but also help manage things like authentication, RLS policies, API configuration, etc.
Founder Team
Riya_NoCodeBackend
Sep 28, 2026
A: Thank you so much! We’re really glad you’re enjoying NoCodeBackend and finding the MCP integration useful.
Actually, many of the capabilities you mentioned are already covered as part of our MCP integration. AI agents can work with the database and also interact with backend capabilities such as authentication, RLS policies, and API configuration.
You stated that each workspace supports 15 parallel in-flight requests plus a 30-request FIFO buffer. Is this concurrency limit shared across my entire AppSumo workspace and all databases, or does each database get its own 15 + 30 concurrency pool? For example, on Tier 5 with 100 active databases used by 100 separate client apps, would all 100 apps together share only 15 active concurrent requests?
Founder Team
Riya_NoCodeBackend
Sep 26, 2026
A: Hi Solu,
Great question!
The short answer is: No, your 100 apps will not share 15 requests.
Each database in NoCodeBackend has its own unique secret key. Our traffic limit (15 concurrent requests + 30 waiting queue) is tied to that specific key.
This means each of your 100 databases gets its own separate 15 concurrent slots.
If App #1 gets hit with heavy traffic and maxes out its 15 slots,...
Another question: I have the original grandfathered Tier 2 AppSumo plan with unlimited records per database. If I upgrade now to Tier 5, will all 250 databases available to my Tier 5 account, including databases I create in the future, retain unlimited records per database? Tier 5 + all 250 database slots + future databases + unlimited records?
Q: EU residency: DPA v1.2 contradictions
Hi team, I read DPA v1.2 and the sub-processor list. Before buying, a few gaps:
1. Section 9.1 says EU auth/session data stays in the EEA, but Clerk (auth, sessions) is listed as US-only. Which is correct?
2. Your entity is in India. Can staff access EU databases remotely from India (support, admin)? If so, is it logged?
3. Are file uploads in R2 also pinned to the EU, or only backups?
4. Can...
Riya_NoCodeBackend
Nov 7, 2026A: Hi there! Thank you for the thorough review of our DPA and compliance terms. Here are answers to each of your questions:
1. Clerk vs. EU Residency (Section 9.1)
They govern two separate layers:
Developer Dashboard Login (Clerk — US): Used solely for your developer account login to access the NoCodeBackend platform management console, covered by EU Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) and the...
Share NoCodeBackend
Thanks! 3 foll-ups:
1. The DPA names NoCodeBackend (Gurugram), the Terms end with "NoCodeBackend Inc." Which registered company signs, with which legal form and registration number?
2. I don't mean data centers: is there a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 report for NoCodeBackend itself (your staff, processes, access controls), not OCI's?
3. Can customers see the admin access logs for their own EU databases?
1. Contracting Legal Entity
The formal contracting party that executes the DPA and governs our service agreements is NoCodeBackend, a registered business entity based in Gurugram, India. For all contractual, legal, and compliance purposes, the governing entity is NoCodeBackend, as specified in the agreement.
2. No. NoCodeBackend as a company does not hold a standalone SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification.
Our infrastructure providers hold full SOC 1/2/3 and ISO 27001 certifications for environments where your data resides, and our architecture enforces strict GDPR compliance. However, if your internal procurement policy strictly mandates a vendor-level SOC 2 report, NoCodeBackend may not be the right fit.
3. Admin Access Logs
Admin and support access is recorded in our internal system audit logs, rather than displayed directly in the self-serve customer dashboard. If you ever need verification of administrative access regarding your specific instance, our team can provide the relevant logged records upon request under the DPA.
Q: Tier 3 user. I would love to upgrade...
but I don't want to lose the deal that I already have. Am I grandfathered in on my current plan? Please let me know how an upgrade might work! Thank you!
Riya_NoCodeBackend
Edited Nov 6, 2026A: Hello,
You are already grandfathered into your original limits. This offer is for new NoCodeBackend users only, so you won't be able to upgrade your existing account. To increase your limits, check out the one-time add-ons on your billing page.
Thanks
Riya
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Q: Question
Hey I submitted through the contact form but not sure if it went through: I have an existing nullable VARCHAR(64) column named business_fingerprint on an existing production table. I need to add a database-level UNIQUE constraint to that existing column while continuing to allow multiple existing NULL values.
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX through MCP execute_sql returns Blocked statement: Command not...
Riya_NoCodeBackend
Sep 28, 2026A: Hi,
You have three supported ways to add this UNIQUE constraint without recreating the table or losing any data:
Method 1: Using the "Run SQL" Button in the Dashboard (Direct)
1. Navigate to your database and open the "Edit Database" page.
2. In the top-right header, click the "Run SQL" button.
3. Run the following standard ALTER TABLE statement:
```sql
ALTER TABLE your_table_name
ADD...
Share NoCodeBackend
Perfect and a piece of cake, thank you!
Q: Question on MCP capabilities
I’ve been really impressed with how quickly I can get a backend up and running with NoCodeBackend. The MCP integration looks especially interesting.
Are you planning to expand the MCP capabilities further? It would be really cool to let AI agents not only query the database, but also help manage things like authentication, RLS policies, API configuration, etc.
Riya_NoCodeBackend
Sep 28, 2026A: Thank you so much! We’re really glad you’re enjoying NoCodeBackend and finding the MCP integration useful.
Actually, many of the capabilities you mentioned are already covered as part of our MCP integration. AI agents can work with the database and also interact with backend capabilities such as authentication, RLS policies, and API configuration.
We’re continuing to expand and refine the MCP...
Share NoCodeBackend
Q: 15 parallel in-flight requests + 30-request FIFO buffer.
You stated that each workspace supports 15 parallel in-flight requests plus a 30-request FIFO buffer. Is this concurrency limit shared across my entire AppSumo workspace and all databases, or does each database get its own 15 + 30 concurrency pool? For example, on Tier 5 with 100 active databases used by 100 separate client apps, would all 100 apps together share only 15 active concurrent requests?
Riya_NoCodeBackend
Sep 26, 2026A: Hi Solu,
Great question!
The short answer is: No, your 100 apps will not share 15 requests.
Each database in NoCodeBackend has its own unique secret key. Our traffic limit (15 concurrent requests + 30 waiting queue) is tied to that specific key.
This means each of your 100 databases gets its own separate 15 concurrent slots.
If App #1 gets hit with heavy traffic and maxes out its 15 slots,...
Share NoCodeBackend
Another question:
I have the original grandfathered Tier 2 AppSumo plan with unlimited records per database. If I upgrade now to Tier 5, will all 250 databases available to my Tier 5 account, including databases I create in the future, retain unlimited records per database?
Tier 5 + all 250 database slots + future databases + unlimited records?
Yes you will retain your original limits as per your original plan.