TypeType Online Store: We Accept Card Payments for Your Convenience

14 July, 2023 Updated on 03 October, 2025

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Looking for a simpler and faster way to purchase fonts? Let us show you how! Below, you will find a detailed guide on the TypeType store features. Also, get ready for a pleasant surprise at the end of the article!

TypeType online shop

We put a lot of effort and love into designing each font, and we’re excited to bring you a convenient and user-friendly way to easily purchase our fonts from anywhere in the world, whenever you want.

You can pay for your purchases with credit cards, which makes the process significantly smoother and quicker.

The payment system is protected by cutting-edge security measures, ensuring the confidentiality of your data.

New widths and levels of variability

How to purchase fonts online

Step 1. On the font’s page, choose the necessary font styles or packages.

Choose the required licenses.

Click the “Add to Cart” button.

After that, the “Add to Cart” button will become the “View Cart” button. Click it if you don’t plan to add any more items, and you’ll be directed to the cart page.

If you want to change the selection of font styles or licenses, you can always go back to the font’s page, select again, and click the “Refresh Cart” button.

Step 2. To go to the cart page from any other page, click the corresponding icon in the website’s main menu (the icon is located in the top right corner).

The cart allows you to view your selected fonts and licenses and gives you the option to edit or remove them.

When your order is fully completed, click the “Proceed to Checkout” button.

Step 3. On the newly opened page, enter your valid email address. After you pay, you will receive an email with information about your order and a link to download the purchased fonts.

Check the box to accept the terms and conditions of purchase, the user agreement, and the privacy policy.

Click the “Next” button.

By the way, if you have already signed up and signed in on our website, you won’t have to re-enter your data at this and the following purchase steps.

Registered users have their orders attached to their personal accounts, where you can always download font files and view all order details.

Step 4. If you don’t have an account, you can register one during checkout—right after step 3. To do so, fill out your information in the displayed field and click the “Create account” button.

Step 5. Enter the buyer’s and licensee’s valid data. It will be used to validate the ownership license for the purchased fonts.

Click the “Next” button.

Step 6. Choose the “Pay by credit card” payment method.

Click the “Finish Payment” button.

Step 7. You will be redirected to the Stripe checkout page.

Enter your bank card details and confirm the payment.

Step 8. After you complete the checkout process, you will be redirected to the page where you can download the purchased font.

The download will begin automatically. To download again, you can click the “Build Font Archive” button.

Step 9. The information about the order will be sent to the email address you provided earlier.

By clicking on the link in the letter, you can open the font download page at any time convenient to you.

Electronic payment for legal entities

We haven’t forgotten about those who prefer non-cash payment.

If you need to pay for an order by bank transfer, you can always leave a request to the store manager, and we’ll process it as soon as possible.

To leave a request to the store manager, choose the “Pay by bank transfer” payment method at Step 3 and click the “Request an invoice” button.

Thanks for taking the time to read our instructions!

If you have any questions or suggestions, email us at help@typetype.org.

We welcome your input to improve our services.

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