TOP TRANSLATE · WordPress plugin
You install the plugin, tick what should be translated, and click. Your site then exists at thirty URLs — one per language — and each one can appear in search results.
Fixed price, no metering 30 languages included Cancel anytime
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The problem, in one sentence
It's the most common case, and it has nothing to do with translation quality: if the page is translated in the visitor's browser, the search engine has only ever seen the original version. Your translated pages exist for your visitors but not for Google — so they bring in no new visitors.
A single URL for the whole site monsite.fr
The translation arrives after the page in the visitor's browser
The search engine receives the original version and indexes only that
Zero new visitors, however good the translation.
One URL per language monsite.fr/es/
The page leaves the server already translated before it arrives
The search engine receives Spanish and indexes it
Thirty front doors to your site, instead of one.
How it works
No key to copy, no account to create elsewhere, no server settings. If you can install a WordPress plugin, you can do this.
Two minutes, like any plugin. It recognises your site's language, its structure and the page builders you use. It changes nothing: at this stage, it just looks.
The “Scope” screen lists everything that can be translated, heaviest first, with the weight of each line in characters. Untick what doesn't need translating, the total follows, and “Show me my price” gives you your plan — before you even create an account.
You click “Translate my site”: pages are translated, URLs created, and each language's SEO tags and sitemap put in place. You follow the progress from your WordPress. When it's done, your visitors land directly in their own language.
What's included
No add-ons, no premium languages, no traffic tiers. The price covers the lot.
English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Turkish and the rest — with Arabic and Hebrew displayed right to left, as they should be. Your visitors switch language with a switcher you choose from thirteen designs, in your colours.
Translated URLs, translated titles and descriptions, a sitemap per language, and the tags that tell Google which page corresponds to which. And every day, our service opens your pages in each of your languages, just as Google does, to check that they respond and stay indexable.
You review, you correct, you lock. Your version becomes the one that's served and will never be overwritten. You can also list the words that are never translated: your brand, your product codes.
Product pages, cart, checkout, Elementor and Divi pages — and whatever appears afterwards in the browser, like the mini-cart, translated a few minutes after it first shows up. One caveat, stated plainly: order emails are not translated, on purpose.
A translated page is generated once, then served as is. Your visitors don't wait, and one more visitor costs you nothing — that's what makes the fixed price possible.
A real answer to a real question, within 24 business hours. Updates are included, and there's no minimum term.
Inside your WordPress
Languages, translations, SEO, switcher, plan: everything is managed from your WordPress, in light or dark mode. You see what's up to date, in which languages, and the preview Google will show for each page — without having to work it out.
TOP TRANSLATE
LiveActive languages
6 / 30
Translated pages
1 248
Language tags
100 %
Plan
Essential
Fixed price. No per-word billing, no per-visit billing.
What it looks like
Everything happens inside your WordPress, without ever going elsewhere.
In all honesty
We'd rather you knew before buying than after.
Pricing
It depends on the amount of text to translate, measured once by the plugin, not on your traffic. Nine tiers, from a brochure site to a two-million-character site — and the plugin tells you which one is yours, for free.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the number of pages and languages. A brochure site of around thirty pages in three languages takes a few minutes; a catalogue of several hundred pages in thirty languages takes several hours. You follow the progress live, and your site stays online the whole time.
No. There's no technical key to get elsewhere, no third-party account to create, no quota to watch. It's all included in the subscription.
With a language prefix added to your URL: monsite.fr/es/ for Spanish, monsite.fr/de/ for German. It's the recommended structure for a multilingual site: it keeps all the authority your domain has built up, instead of spreading it across separate domains.
Yes. The titles and descriptions you've written are picked up and translated, including those managed by an SEO plugin. Your settings aren't replaced.
It's detected and translated into the languages you've switched on, without you having to think about it. You can also start a full rerun from the console, for example after rewriting your content.
The plugin is free and translates nothing until there's a subscription: so you can install it, measure your site and find out your exact price without paying anything or giving a card. The subscription itself is monthly and can be cancelled at any time. If it stops, TOP TRANSLATE stops working: translated pages are no longer served, and your translations stay saved for the day you come back.
It can speak to everyone else as soon as this week. Ask for the plugin: it's free, it measures your site from the inside and gives you your exact price, with no commitment.