A real address for every language
Each language gets its own page that search engines can actually find and rank, not just a browser display that changes on the fly.
Alternatives
LocaleReady vs GTranslate
A quick widget that asks Google on the spot, versus a translation saved on your own site.
The short version: GTranslate is built around the Google Translate button, with a paid plan for a smoother setup. LocaleReady translates your site once and keeps the result saved on your own WordPress install.
| What matters | LocaleReady | GTranslate |
|---|---|---|
| How a page gets translated | Your page loads as normal, and LocaleReady translates it right there on your own site. | The free widget asks Google Translate right in the visitor's browser. The paid plan runs pages through GTranslate's own servers instead. |
| Where the translation lives | Saved on your own WordPress site. | Not saved on your site, created fresh each time by Google Translate, or cached on GTranslate's own servers with the paid plan. |
| Translation quality | One translation, saved once, that you can edit by hand or ask AI to polish for any page. | Whatever Google Translate returns on the spot; the paid plan adds some editing on top. |
| Protecting prices and brand names | Prices and a short list of protected names are automatically left untranslated. | Up to whatever Google Translate decides to do with that particular text. |
| If you ever cancel | Already-translated pages keep working, since they're saved on your own site. | Translated pages stop working once the paid plan ends. |
Why choose LocaleReady
Translated once, instant after that
Nothing gets redone on every single visit. Translations are saved, and prices and brand names are protected automatically.
Questions
Is GTranslate just the Google Translate button?+
The free version is close to that, a widget that asks Google Translate directly in your visitor's browser. The paid plan adds its own faster setup on top. Either way, nothing gets saved on your own WordPress site.
Why would I choose LocaleReady over a free widget?+
A free widget translates on the spot, every time, with no memory and no control over prices or brand names. LocaleReady saves what it translates, so a page is translated once and loads instantly after, and gives you a lot more control on top.
Does this matter for Google search?+
It can. LocaleReady gives each language its own real, searchable web address. A widget that only changes what a visitor's browser shows, without a separate address per language, gives search engines much less to find.
Give LocaleReady a try
A real address for every language, translated once and stored on your site.