What approved projects get
Team-level plan, free
Approved projects run on a granted OSS plan: AI translation, the glossary term-base, Translation QA, unlimited seats, and unlimited projects — the Team feature set, at no cost.
The full developer surface
The REST API, the zero-dependency CLI, the GitHub Action, and signed webhooks — script pulls, pushes, and AI translation from your own CI, exactly like a paid team.
A "localized with" README badge
Turn on a per-project badge and drop it in your README: a shields-style SVG showing how many languages your project ships. Opt-in per project, off by default.
Quality, not just speed
Glossary enforcement and agentic QA scoring come with the grant, so a community of volunteer translators still ships consistent, checked terminology.
A badge that compounds
Turn the badge on per project (off by default), paste it into your README, and every visitor sees how many languages you ship. It publishes nothing else — just the count you opted into.
Tell us about your project
We review each application by hand. Approval grants your organization the free OSS plan — it is never something you self-select at checkout.
Questions
- Who qualifies?
- Projects under an OSI-approved licence with a public repository. We review each application by hand — approval grants your organization the free OSS plan.
- Is the OSS plan something I can just pick at checkout?
- No. The OSS plan is granted after review, never self-selected — it never appears in checkout and has no price. Apply here and we flip your organization to it on approval.
- What is the README badge, exactly?
- A public, cacheable SVG at /badge/{org}/{project}.svg that renders "your project — N languages". It is opt-in per project (off by default) and only ever shows the language count you chose to publish — nothing else about your project.
- Do I have to self-host?
- No — the OSS grant runs on the hosted cloud. (The app is also MIT-licensed if you would rather run it yourself; see the open-source solution page.)
