FAQ – Licensing & Usage
1. Which licenses are available?
The Desktop License covers installation of the font files on a defined number of workstations within your organization.
The Variable Font License includes one or more variable font files covering the same weight range as the desktop fonts. It supports a continuous weight axis, enabling flexible and responsive typography across different design contexts.
The Web License allows the use of WOFF2 files embedded via CSS @font-face and is based on monthly pageviews.
For projects requiring broader usage—such as apps, digital publications, social media channels, or brand marks—additional license types can be arranged on request.
2. Can I license individual styles?
Not at this time. Licenses are currently available only for complete families, ensuring typographic consistency across your brand.
Licenses for individual styles may be introduced in the future.
3. Who can obtain a license?
Licenses are available exclusively to business clients, including agencies, studios, and corporate teams. By purchasing a license, you confirm that your organization is acting in a professional, non-consumer capacity.
4. What rights does the license include?
Each license grants a non-exclusive, non-transferable, worldwide, perpetual right to use the fonts as defined in the EULA. All intellectual property rights remain with the designer. No ownership of the font software is transferred; the license grants a right of use only.
5. How are the fonts delivered?
Fonts are provided via a secure download link immediately after purchase. Please ensure that your organization securely stores and backs up the files, as repeated delivery or long-term hosting cannot be guaranteed.
6. Which payment methods are supported?
Payments are processed securely through Stripe. The following methods are supported:
- Visa
- Mastercard
- American Express
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
All transactions are encrypted and handled through Stripe’s certified infrastructure.
7. May we share the fonts with third parties?
No. Font files may not be shared, transferred, or sublicensed to external partners, freelancers, or clients. Print providers may receive final artwork (such as PDFs or outlined files), but never the font files themselves.
If external collaborators require access to the fonts, they must obtain their own license.
8. What does the Desktop License cover?
A Desktop License allows installation on a defined number of devices used by authorized employees. It covers the creation of static and non-editable documents, visual assets, and print materials.
Editable embedding—for example in Word, PowerPoint, or InDesign files—requires explicit written permission. External service providers must obtain their own license unless otherwise agreed.
9. What does the Web License cover?
A Web License covers the use of WOFF2 files embedded via CSS @font-face. It is based on monthly pageviews and applies to a single domain.
Your organization is responsible for implementing reasonable measures to prevent unauthorized access or extraction. Webfont subsetting is permitted, provided it complies with the EULA and preserves the integrity of the typeface.
10. May we modify the fonts?
No. Modifying, reverse-engineering, or creating derivative works from the fonts is not permitted. The only exception is compliant webfont subsetting, provided it does not enable unauthorized redistribution.