Pricing model
Translate WordPress without a monthly SaaS meter.
LocaleReady is a yearly site license. Translation spend is your DeepL or Google invoice, and the strings stay on your site.
"Unlimited translation" plans are usually metered somewhere else: word caps, traffic tiers, or a hosted layer you lose when you cancel. LocaleReady splits the bill the other way.
- License: yearly, by site count. Seepricing.
- Translation: yourDeepLorGooglekey. You can cap monthly spend in the plugin.
- After cancel: stored translations keep rendering. You stop getting new ones.
That is the opposite of a hosted translator that evaporates when the snippet is removed. If you are on one of those today,read the Weglot migration pagebefore you turn anything off.
Questions
Is translation actually free?+
No. DeepL or Google still bill you for new characters. What you avoid is a vendor plan that rises with words or traffic, and losing the translations if you cancel.
What do I pay LocaleReady?+
A yearly license priced by how many WordPress sites you activate. Not by pageviews, word count, or languages. 14-day refund on that license charge.
See the yearly site licenses
One site, three, ten, or an agency fleet. Translation cost is on your provider bill.