# Pangram Pangram Foundry

> Font store whose home is a stack of full-width banners, one per family, with the typeface as the star

Steal this: Show each font in a pangram sentence set in itself, with its style count beside it

- Category: Award-winning sites (`sites`)
- Tags: `award-winning`, `typography`, `paid`
- Official: https://pangrampangram.com/
- Wunderlust: https://wunderlust.xyz/r/pangram-pangram
- Image: https://wunderlust.xyz/media/pangram-pangram-poster.jpg
- Video preview: https://wunderlust.xyz/media/pangram-pangram.webm
- Added: 2026-11-10

## What it is

Each family gets a large banner with its own illustration (Altera has drawn heads surrounded by "Aa") and a "Try for Free" button. Further down, every font sits in a card with its number of styles and a pangram sentence set in that font.

## What it’s for

For a designer choosing a typeface for a brand who wants to test several styles before buying a license.

## Benefits

- free trial of every font
- style count and test sentence on each card
- commercial license from US$ 40

## Caveats

- The commercial license starts at US$ 40; the free trial is only for testing.

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