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Yes, you can buy fonts on behalf of your client, by specifying the client’s details on the order page. The client will need to agree to the terms of the font licence.

If you get in touch before we file our monthly taxes, we can change the invoicing details immediately.

You can upgrade your fonts, from a single style to a complete package, or from a single user to multiple users. In all cases, you will only pay the difference in price. Log in to your online account, go to My Orders, and click on the Upgrade button.

Absolutely, just go to the font order page, select the licence and fonts you need, and on the same page you can choose to Save your order or download a PDF of it.

Yes, this is also our preferred way of payment. Just place your order online, select the licence and fonts you wish to purchase, and at the final step, choose to create an invoice. You will find our bank details there, but please use this method only when you have an order number.

Yes, we offer an 80% educational discount for students, teachers, faculty, schools and educational institutions. Educational font licences can’t be ordered online, so please contact us directly.

Of course, we’ll be happy to help. Please drop us an email to explain the nature of the problem you are experiencing. Please be as specific as possible.

If your company is registered in the European Union, and you have a valid VAT number, you can register the number, and then order products without any tax being applied. If your billing address is outside of the EU, we donʼt charge the VAT.

Please note that you have to do this before placing the order, as we canʼt return the VAT later. If you have any questions, please send us an email.

All font orders are final, and refundable only if a font doesn’t work as expected. But do send us an email to see if we can help. Mistakes happen, we’ll look for a solution.

To buy a font licence, you’ll need to register for a Typotheque online account. After placing a successful order, you can download the fonts that you ordered, as well as the invoice and the licence agreement. Those files will also always be available via your online account, and serve as your back-up.

Fonts fall into the category of software, which means that everyone who uses them needs to have a licence. If a designer is making a poster for a client, it is the designer (as user of the font), not the client, who needs to buy a font licence. If the client also wishes to use the fonts, they too will need to purchase their own licences.