Rosetta Type Foundry : multi-script typography

Desktop font licenses bought in our e-shop do NOT allow the use of the fonts by means of @font-face rule. Currently, you can use either a webfont provider or self-hosted solution directly from Rosetta. Webfonts availability via external providers currently varies (see table below).

Type family	Recommended size*	Fontdeck	Typekit	WebINK	Self-hosting
Aisha Latin	Display (≥ 18–22 px)	available		available	available
Aisha Arabic	Display (≥ 18–22 px)				available
Arek Latin & Armenian	Display (≥ 18–22 px)	available		available	available
Eskorte Latin & Arabic	Display (≥ 18–22 px)				beta
Huronia		not planned as a webfont
Nassim Latin	Display (≥ 18–22 px)	available		available	available
Nassim Arabic	Display (≥ 18–22 px)	available			available
Nassim Arabic BBC version	Text (≥ 10–12px)				available
Neacademia		not planned as a webfont
Skolar Latin	Text** (≥ 10–12px)	available	available	available	available
Skolar Cyrillic	Text (≥ 10–12px)	available		available	available
Skolar Greek	Text (≥ 10–12px)				available
Skolar Gujarati, Devanagari	Display (≥ 18–22 px)				beta
Sutturah	Display (≥ 28 px)	available		available	available

*) Recommended size: this note is intended only for guidance, always check the font rendering in all browsers you wish to support. Display refers to use in larger type sizes (headlines, titles, logos). These fonts are auto-hinted and might not be a good option for text on MS Windows (particularly XP). Text refers to use in longer paragraph texts. Text webfonts are manually hinted for better on-screen performance in sizes around 10–12 pixels, especially on MS Windows.

**) Skolar Light, Semibold, and Extrabold (with their respective italics) are not hinted for text at the moment. We hope to improve the rendering in the next version.

Self-hosted webfonts from Rosetta

Large-scale projects usually opt for so-called self-hosted fonts. It means that you get actual font files to be hosted on your web server. Using self-hosted webfonts on high-traffic websites is cheaper and provides greater control over the loading times, and it generally streamlines the production. Practically speaking, it means that the developers need to: a) code appropriate CSS themselves, b) upload the fonts to their servers, c) protect the fonts from piracy to the best of their abilities. We provide the fonts in necessary web formats to support all contemporary browsers, and we are happy to help with common technical issues, protection, and know-how.

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The table below shows pricing tiers for one font based on the site’s monthly pageviews. Each additional font from the same family is priced at 50 % of the first font. For example: two Latin fonts for site with 10 millions pageviews would cost € 45 a month. The BBC version of Nassim uses slightly different pricing.

Monthly pageviews	Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, or Armenian font / month	Arabic or Indic font / month
up to 2 million	€ 6 + € 3 each additional font	€ 12 + € 6 each additional font
up to 5 million	€ 15 + € 7.5 each additional font	€ 30 + € 15 each additional font
up to 10 million	€ 30 + € 15 each additional font	€ 60 + € 30 each additional font
up to 25 million	€ 75 + € 32.5 each additional font	€ 150 + € 75 each additional font
up to 50 million	€ 150 + € 75 each additional font	€ 300 + € 150 each additional font

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Prices do not include VAT (we are an EU VAT payer, overseas do not pay any VAT on webfonts).
Payments are made on a yearly basis.