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| Feature | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Setup & Architecture | ||||
| Works on any website or stack Static sites, React/Vue/Next, site builders, e-commerce, with no platform lock-in | ||||
| One-line script-tag install Paste one snippet and translations go live in about 60 seconds on Proxylang | ~60-second setup | |||
| Full reverse-proxy mode Server-side translation with zero code on your site | Included on every plan | Custom reverse proxy is Enterprise-only | Paid plans | |
| Hybrid mode Visitors get instant client-side translation; search engines get pre-rendered HTML | Best of both, one setup | |||
| Widget customization Style the language selector (position, colors, flags, labels) to match your site | ||||
| No duplicate pages to manage Translations are rendered on the fly, with no per-language copies of your content to keep in sync | Served from edge cache | |||
| New content translated automatically Fresh posts, products, and comments picked up without re-setup | Dynamic-content glitches reported | |||
| Multilingual SEO | ||||
| Search-engine indexable translations Translated pages served as real HTML that Google, Bing, Naver, and Yandex can crawl | Hybrid & proxy modes | Paid plans only; the free widget is invisible to search engines | Paid plans only | |
| Automatic hreflang tags | Paid plans | Paid plans | ||
| Localized URLs (/es/, /fr/, /de/) Clean per-language subdirectory URLs on your own domain | Pro plan and up | Top tiers for URL translation | ||
| Translated meta tags & structured data | Paid plans | |||
| RTL languages (Arabic, Hebrew, Persian…) Automatic right-to-left page mirroring | Auto page flip | |||
| Translation Quality & Editing | ||||
| AI / LLM translation engine Modern LLM-grade translation, not legacy phrase-based MT | More natural translation that matches your brand voice, tuned for Asian↔Western pairs | AI layer uses GenAI credits | Neural MT | |
| Multi-element sentence recognition Reassembles a sentence split across multiple HTML tags and styling into one coherent translation | Unavailable | Unavailable | Unavailable | |
| Glossary & no-translate rules Lock brand names and force preferred terminology per language | Limited rules | |||
| Visual / live editor Edit translations in-context on the live page | Start plan and up | Paid plans | Paid plans | |
| Image translation Translate the text inside your images, not just the page copy | Fully automatic: tag any image, AI does the rest (inexpensive add-on pack) | Manual: you create and upload translated images | — Not publicly documented | |
| Reverse Search Translation Proxylang-exclusive: translate the queries people search for, so they find you in their language | Proxylang exclusive (inexpensive add-on pack) | |||
| Pricing & Limits | ||||
| Starting paid plan | $39/moStart: 100k words · 3 languages | €15/mo10k words · 1 language | ~$10/mo*Pricing varies by source | $12/mo30k words · 1 language |
| Free plan | 2k words · 1 language · fully functional | 2k words · 1 language | Widget only, not SEO-indexable | 5k words · 1 language |
| How usage is metered | Words × languagesLifetime word pool, counted once per language; monthly page-view allowance per plan | Words × languagesLifetime word pool; monthly translation-request (page-view) cap per plan | Features & languagesNo word caps | Words + languages + domainsAll capped per plan |
| Languages available | 68 | 110+ | 103 | 200+ |
| Platforms | ||||
| WordPress plugin | Free on wordpress.org | |||
| Shopify, Wix, Squarespace & site builders | Script-tag mode | |||
| React, Vue, Next.js & modern frameworks Handles hydration and client-side rendering without breaking the app | Hybrid mode built for SPAs like React, Vue, etc | Server-rendered HTML only; their own docs list SPA/JS-rendered content as unsupported | ||
All competitor information is sourced from public pricing pages, documentation, and major review platforms, verified July 2026. Cells marked "—" mean the vendor doesn't publicly document that capability. * Approximate — pricing is quote-based or varies by source. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Spot something outdated? Tell us in the chat and we'll correct it.
Free plan, no credit card — the same engine as every paid tier.
Proxylang and Weglot both meter by words and languages, but the same money goes further on Proxylang: 100k words and 3 languages on the entry plan against Weglot's 10k and one. You also get hybrid mode, full reverse-proxy on every plan (Weglot saves that for Enterprise), Asian↔Western-tuned translation, and automatic image translation, where Weglot makes you upload each translated image by hand.
GTranslate's free widget renders client-side only, so search engines never see it. Proxylang serves crawlers real pre-rendered HTML, translates with LLM quality tuned for Asian↔Western pairs, and its free plan runs the same engine as the paid ones.
ConveyThis is cheap to start but caps words, languages, and domains, and reviewers report costs climbing year over year. Proxylang's entry plan gives you 3 languages and 100k words, adds hybrid mode and Reverse Search Translation, and reads the full page for context so translations read naturally.
Linguise is cheap but covers one site per plan, charges extra for its dedicated-LLM engine, and has no permanent free tier. Proxylang includes LLM translation in every plan, a permanent free tier, and script-tag, hybrid, and full-proxy installs, all from one account.
Localize is quote-only and priced on monthly pageviews, so costs are unpredictable and rise with traffic. Proxylang publishes its prices, starts free, never bills cached views, and adds hybrid and full-proxy modes Localize doesn't offer.
Clonable clones your site per language and meters by page count, which gets unpredictable at scale, with no script-tag or hybrid option. Proxylang gives you the same proxy architecture plus two lighter install modes, word metering, and cached views that never re-bill.
WPML is WordPress-only, setup is famously involved, and translation runs on prepaid credit top-ups. Proxylang works everywhere (free WordPress plugin included), installs in about 60 seconds, needs no credits, and delivers LLM quality tuned for Asian↔Western pairs.
Every claim was checked against each vendor's public pricing page, documentation, or major review platforms (G2, Capterra) as of July 2026. Where a vendor doesn't publish a data point, we mark it "not publicly documented" rather than guessing. If you spot something outdated, tell us and we'll fix it.
Three things: install flexibility (script-tag, hybrid, and full reverse-proxy modes on every plan), a hybrid mode that serves visitors instant client-side translation while search engines get pre-rendered HTML, and more words and languages at each price point — plus automatic image translation and Reverse Search Translation most competitors don't offer.
Yes. Because Proxylang works from a script tag or DNS setting, there is nothing to migrate. Remove the old snippet or plugin, add Proxylang, and your pages re-translate automatically. Glossary rules and no-translate terms can be recreated in the dashboard in minutes.
Yes. In hybrid and proxy modes, search engines receive fully pre-rendered translated HTML with correct hreflang tags and localized URLs (/es/, /fr/, /de/) on Pro plans and up. Naver, Bing, and Yandex are supported alongside Google.
Yes. 2,000 words, 1 language, and 1,500 monthly page views, running on the same translation engine and infrastructure as paid plans. No credit card required.