For paying titles, is it reasonable to assume that we could have the size and/or count limit of some entity objects increased? And, if yes, what would be an approximate upper limit for the object size and count? Could we have 10 objects at the size of 2000 bytes?
Sorry, but no, it isn't. As stated in the answer to your other question on data systems (Entity Objects vs Entity Files - Playfab Community), Entity Objects are returned in cases where the intent is to return data for many players, so they are explicitly designed to be only used for small data. If you need larger data, we would recommend using Entity Files or the legacy player data systems.
The one possible exception would be the case of an Enterprise tier contract, in which case we could discuss the specific details of your requirements and, if the custom limit can be made in such a way that it would not risk impacting other titles, we could build the costs for that custom limit into the contract. But we can only support that in Enterprise agreements (which are for customers using $10K or more per month in PlayFab services), as those do require additional resource time to manage those customizations to the service.
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