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Webfont: Permitted for a singular website domain use. Sharing of license across domains or websites, especially by agencies managing multiple websites is prohibited. Each font use on a webpage is counted as a singular pageview. Graphic images on the website must conform to the Desktop license, which is most suited for it. Three webfont licenses types are available from MyFonts: Annual, Pay Once, Pay As You Go, and only one of these can be picked for one webfont. For more info on the Racing Hard WebFont EULA, follow the link

Desktop: Suitable for both personal and professional uses, especially for use in desktop applications with a font menu. Eg. Microsoft Word, Mac Pages, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, etc. Desktop licenses are user number based and strictly adheres to the foundry's Desktop license agreement guidelines. Desktop licenses application is cumulative and can be increased by purchasing extra licenses for additional users. Notable restrictions may include use in logo/trade marks, number of locations, and products for sale. For details, refer to the Racing Hard Desktop EULA

App: This license type caters for embedding font files in an app's code, may it be iOS, Android, or Windows Phone. Read more on the Racing Hard App EULA

Electronic Doc: For embedding in e-text products such as eMagazine, eNewspaper, interactive PDFs, eBooks. It is dependent on how many publications make use of the font. Updated free versions for former customers don't require new licenses. More insights are available in the Racing Hard Electronic Doc EULA

Digital Ad/Email: Suitable for embedding fonts into digital ads built using HTML5. The supplied kit contains webfonts that can be used in producing the digital ads. This license also covers usage in digital ads on advertising networks. Unlike websites with consistent pageviews, ad impressions vary significantly thus influencing the pricing. For detailed information, see the Racing Hard Digital Ad/Email EULA