Premium Fonts - Commercial Use OpenType Fonts 4+

Not Really What It Says

It says 1027 fonts. But really. Divide that by 14. They count all the "Bold", "Underline", "Itallic", "BoldItallic", "Wide" ect…. when they count all the fonts. So ya. Theres 1027 files. But in realtiy there is only 73 fonts. Now while thats a great deal on two dollar tuesday but if your paying for it for the full price its not worth it.

Ill be requesting a refund when the recipet comes in.

Very little Fonts

This App feels like it is incorrectly promoting the amounts of fonts they provide to the users. They have very small slections of fonts, yet a whole lot of different version of the same font… this leads to incorrect understanding of how many real-different-type of fonts you are getting…

I will ask for a refund, and hopefull the site honors that refund and I can change my review to “atleast" give this company the benefit of the doubt, that they have their own custom fonts, which people are willing to pay $29 dollars for…. yet, for me, who is looking for many different types of fonts, this application is not the correct one… and hope they honor a refund…. to atleast make me as a Customer appreciate their willingness to understand, that this App was not very CLEAR on how the 2000 plus fonts, are truly just the same fonts, with a slight change to them…

lets see how the company responds to this review…

Developer Response ,

We are very clear in the product description that there are a certain amount of unique font families, along with the total number of fonts that include every variation of a family.

Nice collection, Poorly organized

There are lots of fonts, which is nice, but they are simply listed in random order in a long, long list. The app is just about unusable. When you want a certain look, you have to scroll through the entire list picking the weight you want.

It would be usable if:
a) the fonts in font families were organized together, with all the weights in the same order in each,
b) the list of font families were sorted alphabetically,
c) there were a search function so you could find a font you know the name of, and
d) you could download and install just the fonts you choose instead of being forced to extract the whole collection at once. At least by doing this you can use the Finder to sort and organize the fonts, but what's the point of having these in an app when you have to do that?

Also, it doesn't look like any of the fonts have an interrobang glyph, but I can't be sure because the does not indicate missing glyphs clearly, it substitutes them from a (random?) different font that does have them.

Developer Response ,

The font collection simply saves the fonts in a folder on your computer. This makes it easy to go through them alphabetically and add to FontBook or another font management app to preview and use.