SharePoint Online Plans: Usage Rights

http://blog.mikehacker.net/2011/11/21/sharepoint-online-plans-usage-rights/

High-Level usage rights comparison across user subscriptions plans (12/21/2011)

Feature	Partner Access Plan (external partners)	SharePoint Online Kiosk 1 and Kiosk 2	SharePoint Online E1 and E2	SharePoint Online E3 and E4	SharePoint Online Plan 1	SharePoint Online Plan 2
Can access all team sites by default?	No¹	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
My Site	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Enterprise Features (Access, Business Connectivity Services (BCS), InfoPath Forms, Excel and Visio Services)	Yes²	Yes³	No	Yes²	No	Yes²
Office Web Apps	View only	K1 – View only K2 – View and edit	E1 – View only E2 – View and edit	View and edit	View only	View only
Adds storage to the company’s overall pooled quota?	No	No	Yes. 500MB per user subscription license	Yes. 500MB per user subscription license	Yes. 500MB per user subscription license	Yes. 500MB per user subscription license
Can be an administrator of tenant, site or site collection?	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
1 – External partners can only access the sites they have been invited to by delegated site collection owners. 2 – Can view and upload Visio diagrams, view and build external lists, build and visit Access-based webpages, build and view embedded Excel graphs and create/publish, fill in and submit InfoPath forms. 3 – Kiosk workers have read-only rights except they can edit web-based and InfoPath Forms only.
For more detailed Microsoft licensing information, please visit the Product Use Rights (PUR) document page on the Microsoft Volume Licensing website.

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