Synergy (2025) is a clean, simplified grotesque. It came out of an idea Mark Simonson had in 1981 for a “friendly” sans serif with somewhat rectilinear forms and very few angles. Some might say it is similar to Univers. It has fairly even widths for a uniform appearance, but features a two-story “g” to relieve the monotony. It’s comfortable to read in text, and the range of weights — from Hairline to Ultra — also make it suitable for display use. It is available in two variable fonts and features matching italics, small caps for all weights, and even has a handy set of dingbats.
Like any software, fonts are licensed for specific uses. All of our licenses allow commercial use — the right one simply depends on how you plan to use the fonts.
Host fonts on your website and display live text using HTML and @font-face CSS. Pricing is based on your monthly pageviews.
Web License TermsEmbed fonts directly in a mobile app. Licensing is based on the number of app titles and covers distribution across platforms like iOS and Android, for apps with up to 25,000 monthly active users.
App License TermsInstall fonts on your computer to create static assets like logos, social media images, presentations, and print materials. Each person who installs the font needs a license. Embedding in apps, automated systems, or hosting on a website requires a different license.
Desktop License TermsSelect individual styles starting at $35.99 per style
* Requires an application or operating system with support for OpenType advanced typography, such as Adobe Creative Cloud, Affinity Designer/Photo/Publisher, or QuarkXPress. Check your application’s user guide. OpenType advanced typography is also supported by most modern web browsers through the use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
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