The 30 languages
English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Turkish, and others — Arabic and Hebrew are displayed from right to left, as they should be.
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You install the extension, check what needs to be translated, and click. Your site then exists at thirty addresses — one for each language — and each can appear in search results.
Fixed price, no meter 30 languages included Cancel at any time
Spanish · online
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The problem, in one sentence
This is the most common case, and it has nothing to do with the quality of the translation: if the page is translated in the visitor's browser, the search engine, for its part, has only ever seen the original version. Your translated pages exist for your visitors and not for Google — therefore they do not bring in any new visitors.
A single address for the entire site monsite.fr
The translation appears after the page for the visitor
The search engine receives the original version and only indexes it
Zero new visitors, regardless of the quality of the translation.
One address per language monsite.fr/es/
The page is already translated from the server before arriving
The search engine receives Spanish and indexes it
Thirty entry points to your site, instead of one.
How it works
No keys to copy, no accounts to create elsewhere, no server settings. If you know how to install a WordPress plugin, you know how to do it.
Two minutes, like any plugin. It recognizes your site's language, its structure, and the page builders you use. It does not modify anything: at this stage, it is just observing.
Your content is displayed in a tree structure, exactly as in WordPress: content type, then category, then page. Everything is checked by default. You can uncheck an entire branch with one click — "2019 news", "team profiles" — and each branch displays its size, and therefore its cost.
The engine translates, creates the URLs, places the SEO tags, and notifies the search engines. You follow the progress page by page. When it is finished, your visitors arrive directly in their own language.
What is included
There are no options, no premium languages, no traffic tiers. The price covers everything.
English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Turkish, and others — Arabic and Hebrew are displayed from right to left, as they should be.
Translated URLs, translated titles and descriptions, sitemap by language, and the tags that tell Google which page corresponds to which other one. Nothing to understand, nothing to check.
You review, you correct, you lock. Your version becomes the one that is served and will never be overwritten. You can also declare words that should never be translated: your brand, your references.
Product pages, cart, checkout process, Elementor and Divi pages. Two caveats, stated frankly: order emails are not translated—by design—and merchant content displayed by blocks calculated in the browser is not covered.
A translated page is calculated once, then served as is. Your visitors do not wait, and an additional visitor costs you nothing—this is what allows for the flat-rate pricing.
A real answer to a real question, within 24 business hours. Updates are included, and there is no long-term commitment.
In your WordPress
Languages, translation editor, SEO, plan: everything is gathered on one screen, in light or dark mode. You see what is translated, what remains, and what it costs—without having to deduce it.
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OnlineActive languages
6 / 30
Translated pages
1 248
Language tags
100 %
Plan
Essential
Fixed price. No word counters, no visit counters.
What it looks like
Everything happens within your WordPress, without ever going anywhere else.
To be honest
We prefer you to know this before buying rather than after.
The price
It depends on the amount of text to be translated, measured once by the plugin, and not on your traffic. Nine tiers, from a showcase site to a site with two million characters—and the plugin tells you which one is yours, for free.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the number of pages and languages. A showcase site of about thirty pages in three languages is done in a few minutes; a catalog of several hundred pages in thirty languages takes several hours. You can follow the progress live, and your site remains online the entire time.
No. There are no technical keys to obtain elsewhere, no third-party accounts to create, and no quotas to monitor. It is included in the subscription.
By adding a language prefix to your address: monsite.fr/es/ for Spanish, monsite.fr/de/ for German. This is the recommended structure for a multilingual site: it retains all the authority acquired by your domain, rather than dispersing it across separate domains.
Yes. The titles and descriptions you have written are retrieved and translated, including those managed by an SEO plugin. Your settings are not replaced.
It is detected and translated into the languages you have activated, without you having to think about it. You can also launch a full re-sync from the console, for example after a rewrite of your texts.
The plugin is free and does not translate anything until there is a subscription: you can therefore install it, measure your site, and know your exact price without paying anything or providing a credit card. The subscription itself is monthly and can be cancelled at any time.
It can talk to others starting this week. Request the plugin: it is free, it measures your site from the inside and gives you your exact price, with no commitment.