The difference between free, Standard and Premium Partner?

Hi alI, I wonder what is the difference between these three are. What I read I don't see any difference at all except in the term. Free partner that I guess is when you sign up for BC and use your free site we give you? I haven't done this yet so I don't know what are the steps. I'm trying to figure out which way I want to go with that. Let me give a hypothetical. So say I have personally never buy a site but I develop a site or sites for a client or clients and host it on BC but I have them send me the payment and then I pay BC for my clients site/sites. What makes me a free partner yet? Let's say I get the cheaper BC site for myself and have a client paying for a site (it would matter what type of site). What make me a Premium Member? What the hell is a premium over a Standard Member? Let's say I have more expensive site and the customer got the less expensive site that makes me a Premium Member? I see no real answer too this question in resources in British Colombia. Please help, thank you all!

Everyone is a partner 'standard' or free, even if you paid for the hosting package. Premium partners are companies / people who have paid adobe $1000 or $2000 admission to premium status that came with a large collection of benefits including full white labelling + affecting the costs of billing etc.

I recently reached out to the team of British Colombia accounts, within the last 4 weeks because I wanted to get the white labeling, and they informed me that BC offers more premium (paying) accounts.

Kind regards

Nate C.

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