I'd bump that point and the integration with API's way up in the site copy. My first thought as an engineer when I see graphical programming tools is, "oooh...another one of those." It's the most controversial selling point. If I know I can do 90% of my backend work fast enough to slap an MVP together, the tradeoff might make sense. My default plan is a VPS with Flask or some other cheapo web app server that can pull 300req/s. That's a step beyond just using Heroku, but also a valid competitive option.
How would you position your product relative to Heroku in terms of power and how much schlep you trade for how much ease-of-use? I think it's very okay to be clear for now in order to convert well with your core customers.
How would you position your product relative to Heroku in terms of power and how much schlep you trade for how much ease-of-use? I think it's very okay to be clear for now in order to convert well with your core customers.