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Professional website localization services go beyond just basic website translation. When expanding into new markets, it’s important to not only translate your website content, but to take into account the entire user experience. Text in foreign languages needs to fit your site’s layout, images and product descriptions need to be localized to appeal to local users, and pricing needs to be in the local currency with the option to use local payment options. Our website localization experts can take care of all of these aspects and more.

Whether it’s a personal website or blog, e-commerce website, or any other type of business site, our website translators can help you reach more people online in their own language. Based on your website’s industry and other factors, we’ll assign a translator with the relevant expertise who can best complete your project. When necessary, we’ll even split the project between different expert translators, depending on if you need someone versed in legal translation, marketing, or another specialty. Here are just some examples of the website translation services we can assist with:

– E-commerce websites

– Informational websites

– Personal websites

– Product descriptions

– Community-building websites

– Blogs

– Press releases

– News articles

– Contact forms

– Payment funnels

BLEND integrates directly with the WPML plugin for WordPress to make it easy for you to open translation projects for multiple website pages and in multiple languages directly in your WordPress CMS dashboard. Once you do so, a project will automatically open in the BLEND Express Wizard and you can add a brief or speak to your translators there. For more details about how to use and set up this integration, visit our help center. Click here to learn more.

To translate your website, open your BLEND account and download the One Hour Translation module (tmgmt_oht) plugin for TMGMT. Our plugin is built for both Drupal 7 and Drupal 8. Benefit from professional content translation and advanced translation management for all text elements including Nodes, Entities and I18n Strings. Click here to learn more.

To get started with translating your Wix website, get in touch with our support team. We’ll be happy to speak to you to understand your language needs and match you with the perfect translator to create your multilingual Wix website. Click here to learn more.

No problem! When opening a website translation project, we recommend creating multiple projects based on the expertise you need in each language. For example, if you need a legal translator for your terms and conditions, open a project for a legal translator and submit it. If you also need a marketing expert to translate your CTAs and landing pages, you can open another project for that. If you need a crypto expert to translate a blog post related to the topic, open another project for that. The possibilities are endless, and our integrations even make it possible to open these many projects all at once. 

If you want to truly resonate with local users, website localization is the best way to do so. Our translators are experts not only at the languages they work with, but the cultures of their native countries. When they translate your website, they will also make sure to localize the content to match cultural nuances, expectations, expressions, etc in your target market. If you need other aspects of your website, such as imagery, localized, please include this in your brief. 

The time to complete your website translation will depend on the size of your website, how many pages/words you are translating, and what other aspects of your website you need localized. A more accurate time estimate based on your word count, language pair, and required expertise will be visible at checkout. If you need your project faster than the time we calculate for you, you can select the “Urgent Delivery” option at checkout or contact customer support to speed things up. 

Website translation rates can vary depending on the expertise and language pairs needed, and the overall cost depends on the number of pages or parts of your website that need to be translated as well. For example, translating a personal website or blog with no industry expertise required will likely be less costly than a business website that requires a legal translator for the terms & conditions, or a technical translator for technical content.

If you have a large volume of content with many repeating words or phrases specific to your business, we can use translation memory to cut down on the time and cost of your website translation by only doing the translation once and then re-using it. See below the plans you can choose from when translating your website.