When considering scalability as a factor in software selection, which statement

accurately reflects a difference between off$-$the$-$shelf and custom$-$built solutions?

Custom$-$built software can be designed from the outset to scale according to

specific business needs, while off$-$the$-$shelf options may have limitations$.$

Custom$-$built software inherently limits scalability due to its specialized nature

and design.

Scalability is irrelevant when choosing between off$-$the$-$shelf and custom

software, as both options scale equally well.

Off$-$the$-$shelf software always offers seamless scalability, easily accommodating

future business growth.