A multilingual website, at home in every market

Making an existing website multilingual usually starts at around €6,000, and most projects land between €8,000 and €25,000. On top of that comes the effort per language, which with AI translation plus approval sits far below classic translation agencies. The number of languages, the amount of content and your current structure set the range. After the free consultation you receive a fixed-price quote.

Very good for structure, navigation and factual copy; for marketing and legal content a human belongs in the loop. That is exactly how we build the workflow: the AI pre-translates, glossaries protect your terminology, your team or a native speaker approves. That is many times faster than doing everything by hand and far better than unchecked automation.

hreflang is markup that tells search engines which language versions of a page belong together and which country each one is meant for. Without it, your language versions compete against each other or Google shows Spaniards the German page. We set up hreflang, canonicals and language sitemaps automatically on every page.

A language directory like /en is usually the best choice: it pools your domain's authority and is the easiest to maintain. Dedicated country domains pay off when you want to appear as a local brand in a market. We run both models in production and advise based on your markets, not by template.

Usually yes. We check whether your system provides the necessary structure: translatable content, clean URLs, hreflang. With modern systems it is an expansion; with old site builders or heavily bent installations, a rebuild is sometimes more honest and cheaper. We tell you that up front, not halfway through.

Through a workflow that detects new and changed texts automatically and queues them for translation. Our open-source tool dragoman keeps language files in sync, the AI pre-translates, and approval follows your process. New content appears in every language without anyone having to remember it.

Yes. Multilingualism does not stop at the homepage: product data, checkout, order and booking confirmations, invoices and system emails are all included. Our booking platforms send confirmations automatically in the guest's language.

We actively protect them: existing URLs stay in place or are redirected cleanly, hreflang and sitemaps ship from day one, and the new language versions launch as an addition instead of competition. A relaunch without this plan is the most common cause of ranking losses.

All the ones your markets need. Our largest platform runs in 18 languages and there is no technical upper limit. Specifics like different forms of address, character sets or country-specific mandatory notices are planned in from the start.