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Author: tapanm-MSFT

powerapps-docs/maker/portals/faq.md

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 ### What is the difference between Power Apps portals, Dynamics 365 portals and add-on portals?
 
-Dynamics 365 portals was the earlier branding name of Power Apps portals which was changed with the launch of Power Apps portals on October 1, 2019.
+Power Apps portals launched on October 1, 2019. Effective with this launch, Dynamics 365 portals are now called as Power Apps portals. In other words, all portals are now referred to as **Power Apps portals**. 
 
-Going forward, all the portals are referred to as **Power Apps portals**. One of the major changes introduced in portals after October 1, 2019 is the licensing model. Earlier, portals were licensed add-ons to Dynamics 365 apps while certain Dynamics 365 licenses included 1 portal add-on. After October 1, 2019, portals are [licensed based on usage](https://docs.microsoft.com/power-platform/admin/powerapps-flow-licensing-faq#can-you-share-more-details-regarding-the-new-power-apps-portals-licensing). All existing portals will be part of a transition period based on current customer contract after which they will need to be converted to new licensing model.
+One of the major changes introduced in portals after October 1, 2019 is the licensing model. Earlier, portals were licensed add-ons to Dynamics 365 apps while certain Dynamics 365 licenses included a default portal add-on. After October 1, 2019, portals are [licensed based on usage](https://docs.microsoft.com/power-platform/admin/powerapps-flow-licensing-faq#can-you-share-more-details-regarding-the-new-power-apps-portals-licensing). All existing portals will be part of a transition period based on current customer contract after which they will need to be converted to new licensing model.
 
 You can check the type of a portal from the [Power Apps Portals admin center](./admin/admin-overview.md):
 
 ![Power Apps portals type](./media/power-apps-portals-type.png)
 
 For add-on portals, the portal type has 'add-on' suffix added. For example, a production add-on portal type lists as 'Production (add-on)'.
 
-There are no functional differences between Power Apps portals with capacity-based licenses and add-on based licenses. However, provisioning method for portals with capacity-based licenses and add-on based licenses is different.
+There is no difference in functionality between Power Apps portals with capacity-based licenses and add-on based licenses. However, provisioning method for portals with capacity-based licenses and add-on based licenses is different.
 
-Create Power Apps portals with capacity-based license:
+You can create Power Apps portal with capacity-based license using steps described in following articles:
 
-- [Create a starter](create-portal.md) portal describes how to create such Power Apps portal.
-- You can also [create a portal](create-dynamics-portal.md) similarly in an environment that already contains model-driven Dynamics 365 apps.
+- [Create a Common Data Service starter portal](create-portal.md)
+- [Create a portal with Dynamics 365 environment](create-dynamics-portal.md)
 
-    [Portal templates](portal-templates.md) lists default portal features and  portal templates available across environments with Common Data Service or model-driven apps in Dynamics 365.
-
-Create Power Apps portals with add-on based license:
-
-- [Provisioning a portal using portal add-on](provision-portal-add-on.md) walks through how to create a portal if you want to provision a portal using previously purchased portal add-on including available portal types you can choose from.
+To create Power Apps portal with add-on based license, see [provisioning a portal using portal add-on](provision-portal-add-on.md).
 
 See [Power Apps portals licensing FAQ](https://docs.microsoft.com/power-platform/admin/powerapps-flow-licensing-faq#what-is-the-difference-between-power-apps-portals-and-dynamics-365-portals-in-terms-of-licensing) for licensing differences between add-on based licenses and capacity-based licenses.