From outside, you can't see everything
Drafts, pages no link points to any more, menus, your theme's labels: invisible to an outside reading, by nature. Yet they all need translating.
TOP TRANSLATE · how the price is measured
The plugin first. Then the price, down to the character.
Nobody can price a site accurately from the outside — not us, not our competitors. The plugin measures it from the inside, you tick what you want translated, and the total shown is the one you'll pay.
Four steps
From installation to exact price.
None of this costs anything, and none of it commits you to anything.
You install the plugin
On your WordPress, like any other plugin. It doesn't touch your content: your original text is never modified, now or later.
2 minutes · nothing to configure
You tick what should be translated
The “Scope” screen lists everything that can be translated, heaviest first. Untick what doesn't need translating, and the total updates before your eyes. One button, “Show me my price”, then gives you your plan.
Each line shows its weight
You read your price
Measured on the text your pages actually display, including behind a builder like Elementor or Divi. A sentence repeated across forty pages is counted once, because it's only translated once.
Each month, your plan covers the full translation of your site into your languages, plus a margin of about 30% for your changes. If you redo a large part of your site more than once in a month, pages changed beyond that margin stay displayed in their original language until the following month — those already translated stay translated. You're warned as you approach the limit, and you can move up to the next tier at any time.
Fixed price · 30 languages included · no per-word or per-visit billing
You activate
Translation starts, translated URLs are created, and Google can index them. Without a subscription, the plugin stays installed and translates nothing — it calls no service of its own accord, and costs nothing.
Cancel anytime
What leaves your server, and when
A single number. And you're the one who sends it.
Up to step 3, nothing has left your server. The measurement happens on your side, by the plugin, on your own pages.
When you ask for your price — and only at that moment — we receive one number: the total characters to translate. No pages, no URLs, no accounts, no text.
- The plugin calls no service until you ask it to.
- Without a subscription, it translates nothing and costs nothing.
- Your original content is never modified, at any stage.
Why in this order
A quote made from outside gets it wrong. Always in the same direction.
This isn't a sales precaution: it's a technical limit, and it can be measured.
And you see what isn't text
Under a page builder, the stored content is a technical document in which text sits alongside IDs, colours and font names. Counted raw, it inflates the total.
The measured gap: 45%
On a real customer site, on 26 August 2026: 57,204 characters seen from outside versus 39,566 actually displayed. Close to a plan limit, that's a whole tier paid for nothing.
The price you see is the price you pay.
Set at activation on the content you've ticked, it doesn't move — even if your traffic soars.