Licensing
When you ‘buy’ fonts, you are actually buying rights to use the font software. After the purchase, you automatically acquire a single-user licence. As with any other software, fonts are licensed on a per-user basis, so if more than one user needs to work with the fonts, you need to buy a multiple-user licence. But unlike most software licences, our font licence can be extended to include additional users at a fraction of the cost of another single-user licence.
There are various licensing options which cover use in different media:
| Print Allows installing fonts on a computer, and using them in any print application. | Web Allows embedding fonts in web pages using the CSS @font-face rule. | PDF Allows embedding fonts in non-editable PDF files. | TV Allows using fonts on television, in cinema, motion pictures, or Internet broadcasting. | Embedding Allows embedding fonts into software and hardware products. | Third parties Allows third party use of fonts. |
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1 Purchasable supplement to the basic licence.
2 The Service Licence extension is a purchasable supplement to the basic licence which permits the user to supply the font software to a printer, designer or service bureau.
3 Covers affiliated third parties by extending this licence.
Use our online Font licence calculator to get quick and easy price quotes. Online ordering is the easiest and quickest way to receive our fonts, eliminating shipping costs.