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Hello! Looks like you might want to use Multum's one. For that you need a license. Every license is consisting of a scope of use and is intended for a specific amount of users.

Let's begin with the very basic. Every license:

How are you going to use the fonts? Select the license:
accordingly to the scope of use. There are three: Basic, Extended and Complete.

*Unlimited by the number of pageviews.

Desktop? Web?
Desktop and Web are basic means of applying the fonts. Desktop refers to a desktop computer – and the applications that you install upon. Web refers to typefaces embedded onto a webpage. In that case the font files become available to every viewer via web server.

Select the size of license: How many users will access or use the typefaces, Desktop-wise.
Users within the same organisation or company.

The designer and a client is not two-users license but two single users licesne. If your client need access to font, they will need a seperate license. You might purchase that on the behalf of the client.

If you design visual materials for the client and the clients doesn't need access to font files, no need to buy a seperate license.

It is possible to order a custom license E-mail.

Licensed!

Your payment is here. Great!
After a successful order and payment the Foundry grants the Buyer a worldwide non-exclusively license for an indefinite period of time for using of the selected and purchased fonts (Digital Goods). You license the usage of the font, but you do not acquire copyrights nor you are granted derivative rights of the Digital Good in any form.

But you cannot just run around do whatever you want.
The selected license defines the scope of usage.

But hey. Who's gonna know?
But hey, who will pay the court case eventually?

Whichever font you pick, whichever license, there will always be two kind of files that further definine the fields of exploration.

1. Desktop Font Files
2. Web Font Files

Desktop Font Files

Desktop Font Files included in the license is granted for the selected number of user (at least 1 user).

The Desktop Font Files can be shared with a third-party user such as a printshop if required of the means of production. (Export PDF as Package, including Fonts). The Buyer informs the third-party user about the obligation to delete the provided files after the service is finished.

Extended and Complete licenses
The Buyer can use the fonts for the purpose of logotype design.

Complete licenses
The Buyer can apply or embedd the fonts for developing applications and eBooks.

Web Font Files

Web Font Files included in the Basic License is granted for the selected number of domains (at least 1 domain);

Test Fonts

Test fonts are provided by the Foundry for testing purposes and are marked as «TEST» upon installation and file naming. Test fonts can be downloaded free of charge at Test Fonts subpage.

1. Test Fonts can be used only for the trial design process and during presentations with the User’s client. 
2. Test fonts cannot be used for final products or public presentations unless the Foundry provides a written agreement.
3. Test Fonts cannot be used for commercial projects.
4. Test Fonts cannot be modified, renamed, resell or redistribute the Fonts in any form.
5. Test Fonts cannot be embedded or hosted on websites or servers.
6. Test Fonts cannot be convert into different file formats, for any purpose.
7. Test Fonts consists of limited set of characters and are provided in «.otf» file format.
8. Character set of Test Fonts:
   ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUWVXYZ
   abcdefghijklmnopqrstuwvxyz
   1234567890 !?:,.
   
   

Installation of Fonts

In order to use the licensed Digital Goods, the Buyer must install the Font. Installation guides:

1. Windows OS – Add a font (access: 29.01.2026)
   Microsoft Support Website ↗
2. Mac – Install fonts in Font Book (access: 29.01.2026)
   Apple Support Website ↗

Just in case

1. Store – online store of the Foundry.
2. Foundry – a design studio creating and licensing Digital Goods via Store owned by the company of Maciej Piotr Połczyński.
3. Digital Goods – original digital Fonts which may be licensed by the Buyer and are provided by The Foundry.
4. Font or Typeface – a computer file designed and prepared by the Foundry provided for licensing as Digital Goods with various licensing options, identified by the unique source code, prepared with type design software.
5. Styles or Weights – available variants of the Digital Good informing about the variant of the Typeface such as weight.
6. Font Family – all available variants of the Digital Good.
7. License – Document consisting of terms of using the purchased Digital Goods, available to the Buyer as the conclusion of the Sales Contract. Commonly named as the «End-User License Agreement».
8. Buyer – Licensee.

The Buyer's use of the Digital Goods in violation of the terms of the License constitutes a violation of the Foundry proprietary copyrights, entitling to file claims against the Buyer through court proceedings and shall be considered as a call of cancelation of the Agreement.

You can always e-mail.