Difference in Premium vs. Standard?

I was online with chat, and they weren't much help.
I am trying to understand what this feature is/means in Premium:
Customize Business Catalyst sites to suit your customers
That doesn't make any sense. How is that different from a standard plan where you can develop and design sites to suit your client's needs??
What are they talking about? Just customizing the statistics and reporting? If I have clients paying directly instead of invoicing through me, they won't be surprised to find out that Adobe is hosting their backend! :-)
Jeff

Hi Jeff,
Not sure what your reading or not:
Here are the plans and their names - http://www.businesscatalyst.com/pricing/monthly
These and their features are clearly listed.

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