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title: Frequently asked questions | Microsoft Docs
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description: Frequently asked questions in Power Apps portals.
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# Power Apps portals FAQ
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## General
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### What is the difference between Power Apps portals, Dynamics 365 portals and add-on portals?
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With the launch of Power Apps portals on October 1, 2019, Dynamics 365 portals are called as Power Apps portals. In other words, all portals are referred to as **Power Apps portals**.
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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 a new licensing model.
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You can check the type of a portal from the [Power Apps Portals admin center](./admin/admin-overview.md):
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![Power Apps portals type](./media/power-apps-portals-type.png)
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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)'.
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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.
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You can create Power Apps portal with capacity-based license using steps described in following articles:
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- [Create a Common Data Service starter portal](create-portal.md)
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- [Create a portal with Dynamics 365 environment](create-dynamics-portal.md)
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To create Power Apps portal with add-on based license, see [provisioning a portal using portal add-on](provision-portal-add-on.md).
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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.
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### When is an add-on portal in suspended state?
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Portal [provisioned using portal add-on plan](provision-portal-add-on.md) purchased earlier is suspended at the end of expiration. This expiration period is 30 days for trial portals while it may vary for an add-on portal in production with a purchased license. Suspended trial portal is deleted after 7 days while suspension period may vary for production portal. For more details, read the [portal lifecycle](./admin/portal-lifecycle.md#considerations-for-add-on-portals) for add-on portals.
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