100% this! In some companies the 'simple app' that is described in this post will get some ridiculous quote from central IT/tech ('it will take our team 4 sprints') and then never get signed off. IT will also ban anyone spinning up their own servers due to support issues.
No code platforms manage to get around this.
Another use case - I work for a 'non-tech' consultancy. Clients typically won't like paying us to spin up some flask/django/rails app, but are happy to pay us to spin up some sort of no-code thing for them (perception is that it will be easier to self-support, which is also probably the reality compared to me developing some sort of rails app and then leaving the company).