Context
Recently, Microsoft introduced performance profiles for Power Automate flows. Depending on flow’s owner plan, execution will be assigned to a profile as below:
| Performance profile | Plans |
|---|---|
| Low | – Free – Microsoft 365 plans – Power Apps Plan 1, Per App plans – Power Automate Plan 1 – All license trials |
| MediumLow1 | – Power Apps Plan 2, Power Apps per user plan – Power Automate Plan 2, Power Automate per user, Power Automate per user with Attended RPA plans – Dynamics 365 Team Member |
| MediumLow2 | – Dynamics 365 Enterprise plans, Dynamics 365 Professional plans – Dynamics 365 non-licensed users, application users, users with special free licenses |
| Medium | – All instant flows, such as flows with Button or Power Apps triggers, or child flows |
| High | – Power Automate per flow plan |
If flow’s owner has multiple plans, the flow will be assigned to performance profile of the higher of the two plans.
Tip: you can see your current plan by pressing Ctrl+Alt+A in Power Automate maker portal and checking this value:
I hope it can be usefull for you! 🙂
Resources
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/limits-and-config#performance-profiles
Power Apps, Power Automate and Power Virtual Agents Licensing Guide
Yves Habersaat - Microsoft 365 Development MVP & MCT 