Fonts designed, licensed and ready to sell.

Most font sellers separate desktop use (installing the font to make graphics and print), web use (embedding on websites), app use (embedding in software or games) and extended commercial use (products for resale, broadcast or large-scale branding). We write tiers and a EULA that match your goals and the marketplaces you sell on.

Usually yes, as long as you haven’t signed an exclusive agreement with one marketplace. Each platform has its own licence structure and listing rules, so we map your tiers to each one and keep the terms consistent.

Yes. You write a set of characters on a template we provide, and we trace, refine and space them into a working font. We often add alternates so repeated letters look natural, like real handwriting.

You own the font files and every right we can transfer. In some countries, including the US, letter shapes themselves aren’t protected by copyright, but font software is, which is why a clear EULA matters. Registering the font name as a trademark adds further protection.

A single-weight display or script font typically takes a few weeks, depending on glyph coverage and alternates. Multi-weight families and custom brand typefaces take longer, and we agree milestones up front.