If you want to use our fonts in a commercial project, you must buy the rights to do so by paying a license fee that varies according to usage and number of users.

Check the difference between our licenses on our licensing page.

You can find below a quick overall view of all licenses we provide:

• If you're designing a logo or artwork for print or digital advertising, and are the sole author of the design you need the Personal License.

• If the font will be installed by up to 5 people (small design studios, agencies, companies or other legal entities) for desktop use (designing a logo or artwork for print or digital advertising), you need the Business/Small Studios license.

Both the Personal and Small Studio licenses apply to web/app use of your design as long as it stays in rasterized form.

• If you want to use the font(s) on a website as dynamic text using @font-face and css you need a Web@font-face license in addition.

• If you plan to embed the font(s) for use in computer softwares, web/mobile applications and games for dynamic text generation, you need the App/Server/eBook License. 

• If you want to embed the font(s) into an electronic publication just like an eBook, eMag, eNewspaper, or one interactive PDF you need the App/Server/eBook License.

• All the above licenses don't apply to broadcast use (designing logos or dynamic text for broadcast/tv/cinema). If you plan to use the font as part of dynamic or static typesetting for broadcast use, you need the Broadcast License.

• If you want everybody in your agency/corporation to install and use the font(s) at unlimited locations, and cover a 360° communication plan (all desktop usages as well as web usage and broadcast usage, that are otherwise subject to separate licensing), a Worldwide License is necessary.

• Finally, you can be interested in a Custom Font License. This full buyout licence is an option for who wants to own the exclusive rights on a tailor-made font with unrestricted licensing for: graphic and logo design; marketing, advertising, brand communications and packaging; print and digital use.

Feel free to contact us for further enquiries.

Since our licenses are personal, you should get a number of licenses equal to the number of users + any additional licenses for extra uses (web fontface, app, broadcast). For example, if you have an agency that develops a website and you have five people working on the design and coding of it, you will need a business license (covering five people) and a web font-face license (for the server installation). You can add multiple business licenses to cover higher number of users, and expand licensing if needed (eg you develop an app that embeds typefaces used in the design of your product, you will need an additional app/server license).

For bigger agencies/corporations, we usually advise to consider a buyout worldwide license, that allows installation and use of the font(s) on unlimited CPUs at unlimited locations for one corporation or other legal entity. The worldwide license covers all uses (design as well as app, web and broadcast) and allows re-distribution to related businnesses (marketing and advertising agencies, shops, etc). 

Personal and business licenses are both linked to specific users and are time unlimited, personal and non-transferable.

A worldwide license is time unlimited and non-transferable.