It would be good to get a little more detail for this. What sort of look are you going for, the vibe or character of your site.

But in lue of that, if you're looking to forgo a subscription service like Typekit, Google Fonts is a good place to start looking:
fonts.google.com/
All free to use and web-safe too.

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