Your pages keep working
Translations are published as signed, static files that your own site serves. If our servers go down, you cannot edit or publish until we are back, but your visitors keep seeing the translated pages. See how it works.
A website translation service built around one idea: your visitors should never depend on our servers being up.
Translations are published as signed, static files that your own site serves. If our servers go down, you cannot edit or publish until we are back, but your visitors keep seeing the translated pages. See how it works.
Export every translation at any time and keep it, whether or not you stay with us. Your published files live on your own site, not only on ours.
With the WordPress plugin each language gets its own address and the right language tags, so search engines can list the translated pages. Script-only installs change the page in the visitor's browser and do not create separate addresses; the platform pages say which option does what.
You pay per site and per language. Pick your languages and sites on the pricing page and the price is on the screen before you sign up. Extra sites are 30 percent cheaper, and there is a Free plan.
Machine translation gives you a first draft. You can edit it, keep a glossary of words that must stay as they are, invite reviewers, and publish only what you approve.
There is no uptime guarantee and no claim of human-quality translation out of the box. Our legal pages are drafts until a lawyer has reviewed them, and the trust page lists the limits of the design. If something here is not true when you read it, tell us.