I'm happy with Vercel's restrictions, especially considering I'm only using their very generous free tier. The biggest practical reason I can think of is direc

I'm happy with Vercel's restrictions, especially considering I'm only using their very generous free tier. The biggest practical reason I can think of is directly relevant to their free tier: they cache heavily, that's not quite the whole point of the platform but it's a large part of its appeal to me. They're obviously not going to be able to cache everything even with a limit as low as 14kB, but they're happy-pathing projects that are at least vaguely amenable to caching. In the meantime, I get to throw code at them and not care about where or how they execute it, and I really like that.