What it does
AllCaps publishes type families including Modern Gothic, Rhetorik and Youth. It offers limited trial fonts and separate desktop and web licensing.
AllCaps' Modern Gothic page pairs a family overview with unusually detailed documentation. It explains why the regular and medium styles are narrower than the extremes, demonstrates alternate letters and numerals, and provides a character viewer with Unicode values. The buying choices include single styles, an Essential Family and the complete family with variable fonts; the displayed prices start at the smallest licence tier.
At checkout, the licence belongs to the end client whose business uses the design, and that client's employee count sets the tier. A designer may use the fonts for the licensed client's project. Choose OTF for desktop artwork and WOFF2 for live web text. The web licence covers one named domain with unlimited traffic; apps, trademarks, merchandise and video distribution have extensions.
Trials contain basic Latin letters, numbers and punctuation for testing or unpublished pitches. The request form asks for the licence holder's name, email and postal address. Publishing the result requires the appropriate paid licence.
Strengths
- The licensing overview explains the designer and end-client relationship.
- Desktop and web options are clearly separated by file format.
Watch out for
- Trial character sets are limited and cannot be used in published output.
- Several common identity uses require license extensions.
Best for
- Designers preparing client identities
- Teams comparing related retail font families
Sources
- AllCaps (Oct 27, 2026)
- AllCaps licensing overview and EULA (Oct 27, 2026)
- Modern Gothic | AllCaps (Oct 27, 2026)
- Trial Fonts | AllCaps (Oct 27, 2026)