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Font Bundles vs Google Fonts

Both stand on font marketplaces. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Font Bundles

Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+2

Font Bundles combines a large design library with editing tools and tiered licensing. Compare the monthly download allowance and license terms with the kind of projects you plan to make.

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Google Fonts offers a free, open-source font library with several ways to select and deliver fonts. Teams using the Developer API should account for its API-key requirement and developer-oriented documentation.

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The facts

	Font Bundles	Google Fonts
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Yes
Runs on	Android, iPhone, Mac, Web, Windows	Android, API, Linux, Mac, Self-hosted, Web, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Hobbyist: $11.99 a month	Free or on request
Plans published	3	2
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	fontbundles.net	fonts.google.com
On font marketplaces	#3 of 27	#1 of 27

Font Bundles: what it does well

Library lists over 3.6 million assets from over 1,000 designers.
Hobbyist includes 10 monthly downloads with personal licenses.
Unlimited includes commercial licensing for each download.
Easy Edits offers browser-based color, text, and layer changes.

What to know first

Hobbyist is limited to 10 downloads a month.
The 7-day trial permits up to 30 product downloads.
Business costs $97.99 a month.
Team access on the listed plan is one seat.

Google Fonts: what it does well

Fonts permit commercial and non-commercial use.
Websites can add fonts through stylesheets and CSS.
API supports multiple sorting and filtering options.
Self-hosting is permitted under license terms.
Android Font Provider supports API level 16 and newer.

What to know first

Each Developer API request requires an API key.
API documentation is intended for developers with JavaScript knowledge.

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