Journal ·
Introducing LocaleReady
A WordPress plugin that translates your site automatically, and keeps those translations on your site.
Most multilingual WordPress setups ask you to become a translation desk. Duplicate the page tree. Sync slugs. Hope the cache agrees. LocaleReady is simpler: you write the site once, in the language you already use, and the plugin translates what visitors see.
One WordPress site. Other languages for the people who need them. The translations live in your database, not on someone else’s servers.
What it does
A visitor arrives in their language. New text goes to your DeepL or Google account once, then is saved on the site. The next person reading that sentence costs nothing extra. Cancel later and what you already translated keeps working.
You do not pay us by the word or by traffic. The yearly price is for the plugin, by how many WordPress sites you run. DeepL and Google bill you directly for new translations, we never mark that up.
What it is not
It is not a hosted translation desk. It is not a second copy of every page. It is not a monthly SaaS fee that grows when the site gets busy.
If you want the setup path, start at install. If you want to compare tools first, see LocaleReady vs Weglot.