There’s another foundry offering a part of their fonts as web fonts.
In case it wasn’t clear in my previous article: FontFont is now selling some of their fonts as web fonts, including FF DIN, FF Meta, FF Dax, and FF Kievit. Complete list of FontFont’s web fonts. FontFont is only selling the font. They won’t host it for you. And you can only download EOT Lite and WOFF from their website. In order to make web fonts work in Safari and Chrome, you’ll have to Typekit. That’s because Safari en Chrome cannot load WOFF, but will accept TTF or OTF. One problem with the web fonts license is that you cannot create a mock-up in Photoshop since you cannot install an EOT or WOFF on your computer.
You can read more about it on their weblog.
