Write once, read everywhere
You keep one WordPress site, written the way you already write it. LocaleReady handles the rest — no second set of pages to manage, no extra editing to remember.
Features
LocaleReady translates your site automatically, remembers what it's already translated, and lets you fine-tune any page by hand. Choose from 130 languages, using DeepL or Google — your own account, your own price.
Behind the scenes
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They click the language switcher, follow a language-specific link, or their browser just tells us what they'd prefer to read.
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Your page loads exactly like normal. Then LocaleReady quietly swaps in the translated text — your theme and plugins never know it happened.
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Anything we haven't seen before is sent to DeepL or Google, just that one time. After that, it's saved, so every visitor after gets the instant version.
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Fix a sentence by hand, or ask AI to polish a page's wording — whenever you want to. Neither one slows anything down for a visitor.
Everything, briefly
You keep one WordPress site, written the way you already write it. LocaleReady handles the rest — no second set of pages to manage, no extra editing to remember.
Once something's translated, it's saved. The next visitor reading your site in Spanish costs you nothing extra — no wait, no extra charge, no second thought.
Connect DeepL, Google, or both. If one is ever down or out of room, LocaleReady quietly switches to the other one — your visitors never notice a thing.
Most pages can run on autopilot. Got one that needs a human touch? Write your own version for that language, point it at a different page entirely, or turn that language off just there. Prices and brand names are always left alone.
Add it as a widget, a shortcode, a menu item, or right into your theme — whatever fits how you build. Show it as a list, a dropdown, or a compact menu, in English, in each language's own words, or both.
Each language gets its own real web address, so search engines can find and rank it properly. If you use Yoast or RankMath, the technical bits behind the scenes get translated too — not just what people can see.
Shopping carts, checkout, and order emails, all in the right language. Form confirmations too. And pages built with Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, or Oxygen translate right along with everything else.
Read more →Every visitor gets fast, automatic translation — no one ever waits on AI. When you want better wording on one specific page, ask for an AI pass whenever you like. It's your call, every time.
If you're comfortable with code, there's plenty to work with — a way to pull data in, hooks into your theme, and dozens of ways to change exactly how translation happens.
Read more →Keeping costs in check
If a wave of visitors or a search engine finds a pile of pages you haven't translated yet, that's real money. Set a monthly cap and we'll warn you as you get close, then pause new translating until next month — or until you raise it. Everything already translated just keeps working the whole time. And on a test or staging copy of your site, we don't spend a cent unless you tell us to.
How this works →To be clear
Nothing here is a separate page you have to edit on its own. There's one version of each page — the one you already wrote.
You never have to leave WordPress to get translated. Want a human translator involved? You can hand them a simple file — but that's optional, never required.
DeepL and Google bill you directly, at their own prices. Your LocaleReady license pays for the plugin — never a hidden markup on top of what you're already paying them.
Visitors always get fast, automatic translation — nothing thinking it over while they wait. AI polish is something you ask for, on one page, whenever you feel like it.
$249 a year for one site, up to $999 for ten. Use your own DeepL or Google account for the actual translating — your license just covers the plugin.
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