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We translate software, automatically.

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That sentence is one key, about.manifesto, translated by the same engine that ships it. Transglot takes the text inside your product, writes it in every language you sell in, checks each string, and puts it back where it came from.

  • file formats20
  • connectors41
  • quality gates4
  • CLDR plural rule sets224
what we mean

Five terms we hold to a fixed meaning.

A company glossary works the way a product one does: the term is locked, the definition is the contract, and the note under it is what a translator may not drift on.
  • 001

    boring.

    The best thing you can say about infrastructure. Localization belongs next to CI: invisible while it is green, loud the moment it is red, and never a meeting.

    locked · not "dull"
    translate as "reliable"
  • 002

    why we exist.

    A finished release sat waiting for translated files to come back. The code was done. The language was not. Closing that gap is the whole company.

    source · about.origin
  • 003

    the price.

    Each plan includes a monthly word allowance, and a run only bills the words it actually translates, so re-running unchanged strings costs nothing. Past the allowance, paid plans charge $0.0008 a word. That is the same rate your invoice shows.

    locked · never "no per-word fees"
    source · the published plan limits
  • 004

    open source.

    Our CLI, our MCP server and our framework SDKs are MIT licensed and published on npm, and the GitHub Action is public on GitHub. The hosted platform is not open source, and there is no self-host build.

    locked · never "open core"
    npm · transglot
  • 005

    human review.

    The few strings where wording is money go through Glossa Deep and a reviewer, with the rendered screen attached. A string that still fails a check gets one automatic repair, then it is refused rather than shipped.

    locked · source · the quality gate settings
    see the router on the engine page
more about us

Three pages that answer

The people, the paperwork and how to reach us. Each is a page rather than a paragraph, because each has more to say than a paragraph holds.
trust

Trust.

Every company that can see your text, how long we keep your data, and where we stand on SOC 2, GDPR and the rest.

subprocessors
the DPA
translation memory
contact

Contact.

Three addresses: sales, security and privacy. Plus a 25 minute walkthrough on your own content.

sales
security
privacy

FAQs

What people ask before they try it.

What does Transglot do?
It translates the text inside your software. You upload a file, connect one of 41 integrations or connect a repository, and every string is translated into the languages you sell in, checked against four quality gates, and written back where it came from. Nobody exports a spreadsheet.
Product and engineering teams that ship in more than one language: apps, websites, storefronts, games and documentation. If your product has a strings file behind it, this replaces the spreadsheet and the agency round trip.
Any language tag ICU recognises, which is 708 locales in the current table, plus a structural fallback for tags outside it. Plural handling comes from the 224 CLDR plural languages rather than from a guess, so there is no fixed list to run out of.
No, on any plan. Your strings are sent to the providers listed on the trust page to be translated and for nothing else, under commercial terms. Metering records word and token counts, never the text of a request.
Parts of it. The CLI, the MCP server and the framework SDKs are MIT licensed and published on npm, and the GitHub Action is public on GitHub. The hosted platform is not open source, and there is no self-host build.
The free plan is 100,000 words to start and 10,000 a month after, one project, 14 target languages and three seats, with no card. Paid plans add a larger allowance and charge $0.0008 a word past it, and every paid plan starts with a 14 day trial.
Yes. A project under an OSI approved licence with a public repository can apply for a granted plan carrying the Team feature set at no cost. It is reviewed by hand and it never appears at checkout.
works with what you already run

41 connectors, already built.

All 41 integrations
your turn

Translate your product on the next push.

One push, four checks, and a new language that lands in the same pull request as the code that needed it.

Start for freeRead the trust page
no card · 100,000 words to start on Free, then 10,000 a month · paid plans charge $0.0008 a word past the allowance