I’ve been tasked with pricing out hosting for a client’s app. The client is forging partnerships with large media properties and so expects to have a lot of users. Our app isn’t particularly lightweight, to boot.
So I’m wondering what I should be looking into - should I be moving it off bubble’s servers, and is this even possible? I need to price out how I could get closer monitoring and higher performance SLAs than the bubble hosting infrastructure might be able to provide.
Has anyone done this and is it possible? I really want to stick with bubble so I’m hoping the answer is yes.
I appreciate the info and suggestion. The client has budget so I think dedicated should be fine, if there’s any kind of reasonable SLA.
When we load a crime profile page we’ve got a big data type called Crime that contains lists of other datatypes like 911Call, Video, Article. This way we don’t have to run a search. Seems like this should be the quickest method, correct?
Look for Bubble pricing and plans. Each add. credit (capacity unit) is 30$ (20$ past plans). It’s always high when you start your business, and so little when everything works profitably. The idea with Bubble is to be profitable as you go, which forces you to be in the right direction imo. As you must know, this is the kind of question that likes to be debated.
When you are with the professional plan, you can try the effect of 10 units/credits for 3 times 1 hour.
