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Licensing


How do I purchase a font?

  1. Choose your font

  2. Choose the license that fits your business size and intended usage

  3. Checkout. Voila!

If you have grand plans or you're doing something a little out of the ordinary, simply inquire for a custom quote.

All businesses with 10+ employees must inquire for a custom quote.


What can I use the font for?

Use 1 Employee 2–10 Employees 10+ Employees
Social Media ✓ ✓ Inquire
Digital Marketing ✓ ✓ Inquire
Static Website Graphics ✓ ✓ Inquire
Branded Print Collateral (Business Card, Thank You Card, Letterhead) ✓ ✓ Inquire
Logo / Brand Mark Add-on Add-on Inquire
Packaging Inquire Inquire Inquire
Products / Merchandise for Sale Inquire Inquire Inquire
Apparel Inquire Inquire Inquire
Apps / Software Inquire Inquire Inquire
Editorial, Books, Album Artwork Inquire Inquire Inquire
Template Not Permitted Not Permitted Not Permitted

Which license do I need?

There are two basic types of licenses: desktop and web.

Desktop

A desktop license provides you with an OTF file that you can install on your computer and use in programs like Adobe, Canva, and other design software.

Your license is based on the overall size of your company — not the number of users who install the font.

1 employee: Personal Use or Solo Entrepreneur

2–10 employees: Team License

10+ employees: Get in touch for a custom license.

Web

A web license provides you with a WOFF file for embedding on your website. This file type is what allows your website's code to load and display the typeface properly. An OTF file is not suitable for live web embedding.

Your web license is based on your website's monthly visitors.

Up to 10,000 visitors / month: Standard Web License

Up to 100,000 visitors / month: Extended Web License

100,000+ visitors / month: Get in touch for a custom license.

If you're just using the font in a PNG, JPG, or other static image on your website, you don't need a web license.


What requires an additional license?

A few uses need their own license because the font is becoming part of something you're selling, distributing, or embedding.

Logo / brand mark use

Logo and brand mark use is available as an optional add-on to your desktop license.

You can add it during checkout.

Other uses

The following uses require an inquiry for additional licensing:

  • Packaging

  • Products or merchandise for sale

  • Clothing that is printed or embroidered with the font

  • Apps or software

  • Editorial projects / books / album artwork

  • Other uses where the font itself is being embedded or distributed

If you're not sure whether your project falls into one of these categories, just ask: hello@oldcitymailroom.com. Tell us what you're making and we'll point you in the right direction.


Can I use the font for my logo?

Yes! Logo and brand mark licensing can be added during checkout. Just select the logo / brand mark option when purchasing your font.

If your company has 10+ employees, get in touch and we'll help you figure out the right license.


Can my designer use the font?

If you hire a designer or agency, they can use your licensed font while working on your project. However, the license belongs to the company or individual named at checkout — not the designer or agency. The designer or agency may not use the font files for their own work or for other clients without a separate license.

If a designer is creating work for multiple clients, each client/project requires its own license


Can I use one font license for multiple wedding clients?

Each wedding client or project requires its own font license. The wedding client's name must be entered in the Licensee field at checkout. A license purchased for one client may not be used for another client or wedding.


Do you offer trial fonts?


Not currently. You can use the type tester on each font's page to type in your own words and get a feel for how the font looks before you buy it.


What characters are included?

Our fonts include the standard English character set, along with most European and Spanish characters.

The easiest way to check is to use the type tester on the font's page and try the characters you need.


Still have questions?

Let us know what you're making, who it's for, and how you're planning to use the font.

We'll help you figure out what you need. Get in Touch.


 
 
 
 
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