Affiliate disclosure

FontCubby makes money one way: the site owner is an affiliate of Creative Fabrica, a marketplace for fonts and craft files.

In one paragraph If you click a link to Creative Fabrica on this site and then buy a product or a subscription there, Creative Fabrica may pay the site owner a commission. The price you pay is the same as if you had gone to Creative Fabrica directly. No other company pays this site, and there are no ads.

Which links are affiliate links

Only links to creativefabrica.com that carry the owner’s affiliate ID (ref/6560000/) and a campaign name that starts with fontcubby- and names the page the link is on, so the owner can see which pages are useful. For example, a link on the Halloween fonts page looks like this:

https://www.creativefabrica.com/fonts/ref/6560000/?campaign=fontcubby-halloween-fonts

On every page that has such links:

Rather not use an affiliate link? Type creativefabrica.com into your browser yourself. Nothing on this site will be different for you.

Links that are not affiliate links

Everything else: links to license texts, terms of service, pricing and help pages that serve as sources, links to the Google Fonts pages of the free fonts the tools use, and links between pages of this site. Nobody pays for them. That includes Creative Fabrica’s own license, terms and help pages when a page cites them as a source: those links go to the plain address, without the affiliate ID. FontCubby does not use Amazon Associates or any other affiliate program.

What the commission is

Under Creative Fabrica’s published affiliate terms, the affiliate gets 25% of the net amount of a single purchase or of a referred customer’s first subscription payment, then 20% of that customer’s later subscription payments for up to 24 months in a row. A purchase only counts if it happens within 90 days of the first click on an affiliate link.

Source: Creative Fabrica Affiliate Terms & Conditions (v2.3, section 4) · Last checked: September 27, 2026

What the commission doesn’t change

Why this page exists

You should know when a link can earn someone money. US consumer-protection guidance says the same: according to the Federal Trade Commission, a commission relationship should be disclosed clearly and close to the link, not only on a separate page. That is why the note sits next to the links as well as here.

Source: FTC: FTC’s Endorsement Guides – What People Are Asking · Last checked: September 27, 2026

Changes and questions

If another affiliate program is ever added, it will be named on this page before any of its links appear. Questions: hello@fontcubby.com.

Last updated: September 27, 2026.