Edit: My bad, this was a mix up
Was browsing the manual and I found some information on Capacity.
On certain Bubble pricing tiers (namely Free and Personal), the app will have “Basic” server capacity, which means it’s sharing the same computing resources with all other Bubble apps of these tiers. When an app is upgraded to the “Professional” and “Production” tiers, the app gets dedicated or “reserved” units of capacity which are reserved for that app. When capacity is exceeded, the app is rate-limited; again in non-technical terms, it means the app won’t be able to do as much “stuff” in a given period of time, and users’ requests on the app will effectively be slowed down. Thus, having more capacity generally means that the app can do more “stuff” if a lot of “stuff” is going on.
You can find more information in the manual: https://manual.bubble.io/help-guides/maintaining-an-application/performance-and-scaling#general-principles-and-tips-about-performance
Not sure when this was added but props to the manual team!
Regardless it still sucks that there’s different tiers to capacity. Looks like I’ve got to up my plan for an app. I am still upset that this was not released with an announcement.