“Tools like this aren’t cheap and they tend to structure their licenses / billing so that you end up paying for as long as you use the software you produce with the tool.”
Little works with OutSystems at his day job and calls it a steaming pile. Non-developers can now build screens and logic, but nobody taught them data structures or fault tolerance, so the result is brittle software the next team keeps alive by constant firefighting. The vendor bills for as long as the app runs. Low code doesn’t remove complexity. It rents it back to you.