Best overall
Manrope
Clean and expensive-feeling, but a little warmer and more ownable than Inter. It feels especially strong on the homepage and in app/product UI.
Arclight Font Lab
Compare the fonts where they actually have to work.
Instead of judging type in isolation, this page shows each option across the kinds of surfaces Arclight would realistically use: paid social, landing pages, app UI, direct mail, and outdoor.
Recommended Shortlist
My bias is to start with the options that feel premium and contemporary without drifting into “startup font of the month.”
Best premium-tech
Sora
More sculpted and futuristic without getting theatrical. It gives Arclight some edge while still feeling disciplined and minimal.
Best bolder wildcard
Syne
Sharper and more expressive than the rest, but still refined enough to test as a possible campaign or hero-led brand voice if you want more personality.
Real-World Mockups
The point here is to see where each font gets better or worse: some shine in giant headlines, others hold up better in utility UI or small CTA text.
Solar, without the sales pitch.
Fast estimate. Real pricing. No calls unless you want one.
See my roof
Grid goes down. Lights stay on.
Battery backup that feels like part of the home, not a generator compromise.
Explore backup
Arclight
How it works
Pricing
Battery
Your roof already has a number on it.
Use satellite and utility data to get a clearer solar estimate before talking to anyone.
Lower your bill. Not your standards.
Premium solar and battery backup with transparent pricing and no in-home pitch.
Outdoor reads fast or it fails
Live production
4.8 kW
Producing right now
24.6
kWh today
$4.10
saved today
92%
battery
Get a real solar number before anyone calls.
Arclight gives homeowners a cleaner way to shop for solar: transparent pricing, modern install experience, and an app that stays useful after the job is done.
Watch your system pay you back.
The app should feel calm, premium, and useful. This is a good place to judge whether a typeface feels sharp or merely generic.
Why it matters
Trust shows up in details.
Buttons, labels, pricing, and feature names all need the same voice.
Backup power
A battery should feel like peace of mind, not prepper gear.
This one is helpful for seeing whether the font can carry a longer, more opinionated brand line without getting clumsy.
Typeface
Onest