# WU pricing table

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**Created:** [August 26, 2024, 11:36am UTC](https://forum.bubble.io/t/wu-pricing-table/336831 "2024-08-26T11:36:47Z")\
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Does that mean this no longer is true?

> [@Is Workload unit consumption completely arbitrary?](https://forum.bubble.io/t/is-workload-unit-consumption-completely-arbitrary/318096/16):
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> To answer your questions, the expected WU expenditure of a data trigger scan would be about 0.5 WU plus whatever WU is needed to evaluate the condition (e.g., if it queried some data to evaluate the condition, it will take additional WU). This data trigger scan will be done whenever changes are made to the database even if there is no database trigger change associated with the data type that was changed.

The support agent quote above seems to contradict what Petter wrote

> [@fede.bubble](#):
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> First, a user makes a change to any record that has one or more db triggers set as its data type.

This needs further clarification on which quote is correct. I have not performed a test to verify, but last time I tested this, the support agents quote was accurate.

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