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Introducing LocaleReady
A WordPress plugin for automatic multilingual sites, with a license you can find again.
Most multilingual WordPress setups ask you to become a translation desk. Duplicate the page tree. Sync slugs. Hope the cache agrees. LocaleReady is the other bet: you write the site once, in the language you already use, and the plugin translates what visitors see.
That is the product. This site is only the storefront around it — pricing, docs, and an account page so the license is not trapped in an old inbox.
Buy, then install
Checkout is Stripe, billed yearly: $249 for one site, $499 for three, $999 for ten. Agencies with more than ten sites email us. When payment succeeds we create the license and email the raw key to the address on the charge.
The plugin zip is not an email attachment. Sign in on your account with a magic link, read the key again, and download the file. Upload it in WordPress like any other plugin, then activate the license.
Why the key lives in two places
A license you cannot recover is a support ticket waiting to happen. New keys are stored encrypted so the account page can show them. Keys issued before that column existed are hash-only — we cannot print those back. Rotate if a key leaked; the old one dies on the next validation.
Promo codes are Stripe promotion codes. We never collect them on localeready.com.
If you want the operational path in one page, start at install. If you want to pay first, go to pricing.