Source: copied from docs.microsoft.com
If you want to build skills and learn more about Power Apps, Power Automate, and the Microsoft Dataverse, the Power Apps Community Plan is the right plan for you. The Power Apps Community Plan gives you a free development environment for individual use, where you can:
- Learn to build business apps and workflows with the full functionality of Power Apps and Power Automate.
- Connect to any data source by using our 100+ out of the box connectors or by creating your own custom connectors.
- Explore how you can use the Dataverse to build powerful business apps with the common data model and the SDK.
- Export the solutions you create in your individual environment, and publish them on Microsoft AppSource so your customers can test-drive them.
With the individual environment, you get the following functionality:
| Functionalities | Environment for individual use |
|---|---|
| Key features | |
| Create and run apps | Yes. You can create unlimited apps |
| Share apps* | No |
| Use the Dataverse | Yes |
| Model your data using the Dataverse | Yes |
| Enterprise-grade administration of the environment and user policies | Yes |
| Connectivity | |
| Connect to Office 365, Dynamics 365, and other connectors | Yes |
| Connect to cloud-based services like Azure SQL, Dropbox, Twitter, and many more | Yes |
| Use premium connectors like Salesforce, DB2 and many more | Yes |
| Access on‐premises data using an on-premises gateway | Yes |
| Create custom connectors to connect to your own systems | Yes. You can create unlimited custom connectors |
| Common Data Service | |
| Create and run applications on the Dataverse | Yes |
| Model your data in the Dataverse | Yes |
| Create a database in the Dataverse | Yes |
| Create and use dataflows | No |
| Management | |
| Add co-workers as environment makers and admins | No |
| Add co-workers to the database roles | No |
| Supports data policies established by the Office 365 administrator | Yes |
| Establish data policies for the individual environment | Yes |
*You can’t share apps, flows, connections, etc. with any other users of your tenant. You also can’t add any other user as an environment admin or maker, or to the database roles from the admin center.
Marcel Lehmann 
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