The plans
Billing is in Australian dollars.
Free has no production Environment. It is sized for integrating and demonstrating internally — one sandbox and ten brands per Theme — which is deliberately short of a real reseller programme. Shipping to customers means Pro.
How limits are enforced
Two operations check an allowance before they act:
Environment limits are counted per kind, so a Pro Team that has used its one production Environment can still create staging.
Enforcement counts, then creates. Two creates arriving at the same instant can leave a Team one over its allowance. That is accepted behaviour rather than a bug.
Changing plan
When a subscription lapses
Livry follows the billing provider’s own state rather than running a second clock beside it:
Falling back to Free does not delete anything. Your existing Environments, Themes and Variants keep working and keep serving; you simply cannot create more.
A staff-applied limit override survives a lapse. An override is a contractual term somebody typed for your Team, and a failed card should not silently undo it.