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So another web bureau made a design for a website that I will code. The problem is that they used a non free custom font for all texts (not only headings). The font is Klavika.
What is the best way to tackle this? Should I just say we can’t use it or should I just use @font-face or some other solution?
This should not concern you. Proper licensing of the font is responsibility of the client who ordered the site, you should notify them that the design uses a non-free font and that licensing should be arranged, but since you did not create the design, your obligation ends there.