TypeType Subscription
What does the subscription offer?
- For consistent font users, opting for a subscription is the most effective solution. It’s more cost-efficient. For example, when the font is used by a large company, an unlimited license is typically needed, priced at $3400 for each font style.
- You save both time and money. The process of purchasing a font often requires a lot of time to make all the necessary arrangements. The subscription allows you to sign a single contract and use our entire font library without any restrictions.
- Quality and uniqueness To cut costs and save time, many creators and businesses opt for free fonts. However, the majority of such fonts have poor quality, and the best options are too overused to create something unique.
- Access to 75+ original and high-quality fonts With the subscription, you’ll be able to craft top-quality media content without worrying about licenses and their costs and avoid lengthy purchase processes.
WAYS TO USE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION
BASE RATE FOR USAGE
Printing
Merchandise and souvenirs
Packaging
$550/month
$5500/year
Digital advertising
Micro apps
Adding company logo to the font
$700/month
$7000/year
Customization (upon annual payment)
$1500/month
$15000/year
Printing
Merchandise and souvenirs
Packaging
Upon request
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See moreA font can complement the company’s corporate style or become the brand’s voice. Order a custom font from scratch if you would like to have a personalized commercial typeface, or contact our type foundry for customization of an existing TypeType font to get a new one thanks to modification of a few details.
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At low screen resolutions, hinting is critical for producing clear, legible text. It can be accompanied by antialiasing and (on liquid crystal displays) subpixel rendering for further clarity.