Font Radar Bewertungen 10

Antwort von Font Radar

Vor 3 Tagen

Thank you so much for your feedback :)

Antwort von Font Radar

19. Juni 2026

thanks Basile for working with us on this and making things right :)

Antwort von Font Radar

16. Juni 2026

Thank you for sharing your experience. We understand that receiving a formal follow-up can feel uncomfortable, especially when it mentions escalation or additional costs.

However, this message is not sent as a first contact. It is only issued after several prior attempts to reach out — typically four contact emails — have gone unanswered. Its purpose is to make sure the matter is not ignored and to give the recipient a final opportunity to resolve the situation directly before any further steps are considered.

We also understand the importance of transparency. Evidence and details regarding the font usage can be provided upon request, and our team remains available to clarify the situation and explain the applicable license correction.

Our goal is not to create pressure, but to resolve past unlicensed font usage in a clear and constructive way, while respecting the work and rights of type designers.

Antwort von Font Radar

16. Juni 2026

Thank you for sharing your perspective. We understand that being contacted about past font usage can feel unexpected, especially if the font files have since been removed.

However, removing the files after the fact does not resolve the period during which the typefaces were used without the appropriate license. Like other protected works such as photos, music, software, or videos, past unauthorized use still needs to be addressed.

Our approach is not intended to create pressure or impose a penalty. We do not add damages or punitive fees. The amount requested corresponds only to the regular license price based on the actual font usage identified.

The estimated license price can be checked in just a few clicks through the estimation link provided, and we are happy to clarify it upon request.

While automated tools may help identify publicly accessible font files, each situation is manually reviewed by font licensing experts. Our goal is to provide a clear and constructive path to resolve past unlicensed use while respecting the work and rights of type designers.

Antwort von Font Radar

16. Juni 2026

Thank you for sharing your feedback. We understand that font licensing can feel complex, especially when usage needs to be corrected after the fact.

To clarify, our team does include legal expertise specifically in font licensing, and we review each situation based on the applicable licensing framework. In this case, because no license was purchased at the time of use, there is no past license agreement or older EULA that can be relied on to cover that usage.

Any license correction offered today must therefore be based on the current EULA and the licensing terms currently available. Otherwise, an unlicensed user could retroactively choose whichever older terms were more favorable, which would undermine legitimate changes in pricing, technology, usage models, and licensing structures over time.

Our goal is not to make the process difficult, but to provide a clear and fair path to regularize the situation. We remain available to explain how the current licensing framework applies and to help identify the appropriate correction.

Antwort von Font Radar

16. Juni 2026

Removing a protected work after the fact does not erase or resolve its past unauthorized use. This applies to all types of intellectual property, including photos, music, videos, software, and typefaces.

Typefaces are the result of long, careful, and highly skilled work by type designers. Using them without the proper license disregards that effort and the rights of the people who created them.

Otherwise, anyone could use unlicensed fonts or other protected assets without permission, then simply remove them only if they are contacted by the rights holder.