Raj_RautherQ: Assess scalability before choosing a tier
Hi Riya,
I have a few more technical questions to properly assess scalability before choosing a tier:
1. What is the storage limit per database in terms of size (GB/TB)?
2. Is there any overall storage cap per account per tier?
3. What types of data can be stored in each database?
Structured data (text, numbers, JSON), Images, Files (PDF, audio, etc.)
4. Can I store video files directly inside the database, or do you recommend using external object storage (like S3/Cloudinary) and only saving file URLs in the database?
5. Are there any performance limits (rows per table, total records, API rate limits, etc.) that apply per database?
These details will help me plan which Tier can support my current and future application needs.
Thanks in advance!
Raj
Riya_NoCodeBackend
Dec 9, 2025A: Hi Raj,
1. There is no storage limits, but rather number of rows which are 1 million per table. You still can go above 1 million rows but then you may start seeing slowness.
2. Nope.
3. Only structured data. No blobsor base64 data which can just skyrocket the storage with just few entries.
4. You can simply store the URLs inside NoCodeBackend. But you need to actually host it on s3 or something similar.
5. No api rate limits from tier 2.
Thanks