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Many clients, one workspace.

Run every client from one account. Each keeps its own project, its own glossary and its own memory setting, and the engine writes the first draft, so your linguists spend their hours on the rows that need a person.

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A tool per client, and a renewal calendar to match.

Unlimited projects on every paid plan, each with its own glossary and its own memory opt-out.

The first pass eats the margin before a linguist has looked at anything.

The engine drafts and the four checks run, so a reviewer starts from a row that already passed them.

Migrating a client in means a week when nobody is billing.

6 migration importers, Lokalise, Phrase, Crowdin, Transifex, Weblate and POEditor, plus 20 file formats read natively.

$49a month, flat

  • 1,000,000 words a month
  • Unlimited seats and unlimited projects
  • All 41 integrations: 36 from Starter, 5 from Team
  • Overage at $0.0008 a word, about $80 per 100k words
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Annual is exactly ten times monthly, so two months are free.
how it works

Every client's files go in. Reviewed translations come back out.

five steps: each client's files, a project per client, the first pass drafted for you, the glossary check, back out through the connector
solutions · route consolesolutions / agenciesAgencies

steps · Agencies: Every client's files → One workspace, a project per client → Flux does the first pass → The glossary gate → Back through the connector, pull or CDN

what goes inEvery client's filesa connector, the CLI, or one upload of up to 200,000 rows
how it gets thereOne workspace, a project per clientits own glossary and memory opt-out each; importers for Lokalise, Phrase, Crowdin, Transifex, Weblate and POEditor
which passFlux does the first passexact memory hits skip the model and cost nothingFluxDeepthe fast pass, on every push
the checkThe glossary gatethe client's terms, held before a linguist opens the rowplaceholderspluralsglossarylengththe check that catches it here
what comes outBack through the connector, pull or CDNno browser download of translations, by design
an illustrative first weekAgencies
import · lokalise · client-a
project · client-a · own glossary · memory opt-out
memory · exact hits skipped · 0 tokens
checks · 4 of 4 · one retry, then refused
review · your linguist · in context
delivered · through the connector
the plan that fits
Team$49a month
  • 1,000,000 words a month
  • Unlimited seats and unlimited projects
  • All 41 integrations: 36 from Starter, 5 from Team
Annual is exactly ten times monthly. Seats and projects are not billed at all from Team.
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every one of them starts on the same free plan
A fixture, in your browser. The five steps, the two passes, the four checks and the plan rows are the shipped mechanism and the shipped price list; the first-week tape is illustrative and nothing on this plate is sent anywhere.

A licence per client, versus one workspace.

Transglot
one workspace
Adding a client
A new project. Every paid plan carries unlimited projects, each with its own glossary and memory setting.
Seats
Unlimited from Team, at $49 a month, with a dedicated translator role on every plan.
The first pass
Drafted by the engine and gated before a linguist opens it, so review starts from a passing row.
Migration
6 importers: Lokalise, Phrase, Crowdin, Transifex, Weblate and POEditor, plus 20 formats read natively and 200,000 rows per CSV or XLSX upload.
Client data
The exact-match memory pool is shared and anonymised, with a per-project opt-out on every plan, and nothing is used to train a model.
The importer and format counts come from the enums and catalogues the product ships, not from a sales sheet.
how a job runs

Where the hours actually go.

Five steps, of which your team owns one. The other four run without anybody scheduling them.
  • 01

    The client pushes, or you do

    A connector, the CLI or a file upload. Twenty formats are read natively, and one CSV or XLSX upload takes up to 200,000 data rows.

    intake
  • 02

    The engine drafts

    Exact memory hits skip the model and cost nothing, and only the rows actually translated are billed.

    drafting
  • 03

    The four checks run

    Placeholders, plurals, glossary and length, on every row. A broken placeholder, plural or term gets one corrective retry and is refused if it still fails. A row that only overruns its length is delivered, flagged for review.

    four checks
  • 04

    Your linguist reviews

    In context where the client has enabled it, with the rendered screen and the length budget in view rather than guessed at.

    your hours
  • 05

    The client gets it back

    Through the connector, the pull endpoint, the CLI or the CDN bundle. There is no browser download of translations.

    delivery

FAQs

What an agency asks before moving its first client across.

Can I run all my clients from one account?
Yes. Every paid plan carries unlimited projects, so each client is a project with its own languages, its own glossary and its own translation memory setting. There is no licence per client and no separate environment to stand up.
Yes. Glossaries are per project, and the pooled exact-match memory has a per-project opt-out on every plan. A client that wants nothing shared can have nothing shared.
6 migration importers ship today: Lokalise, Phrase, Crowdin, Transifex, Weblate and POEditor. Anything else comes in as one of the 20 file formats, read natively, and one CSV or XLSX upload takes up to 200,000 data rows. The client keeps their file schema either way.
By word allowance, not by client. Team is $49 a month for 1,000,000 words, Business is $149 for 4,000,000, and past the allowance the meter is $0.0008 a word, about $80 per 100,000. Seats and projects are not billed at all from Team, so a new client on its own does not change the invoice.
Not from the Team plan, where seats are unlimited. Free and Starter carry three seats each. There is a translator role on every plan, and a linguist can be granted a single project and a single language.
Yes. Access is granted per project and per language, so a client contact invited to review their own strings sees that project and nothing else in your workspace.
It replaces the typing, not the judgement. The engine drafts every row and the four checks refuse anything with a broken placeholder, a missing plural form, a violated glossary term or an overrun length, so your reviewer opens a row that already passed them rather than a blank one.
On Enterprise you can set the logo, the accent colour and the product name. Custom domains are not part of that.
Through the connector their system already uses, the REST pull endpoint, the CLI, the CDN bundle or file storage sync. There is deliberately no browser download of translations, so plan the handover around one of those five.
Switch that project out of the pool. The opt-out is per project and exists on every plan, including Free, and nothing that client sends is used to train a model in any case.
There is no per-project pricing to discount. Projects are unlimited on every paid plan and the price is the plan. Annual billing is exactly ten times the monthly price, so two months are free.
Nothing stops you charging your clients for the work you do in it. What we do not offer is a reseller programme with its own price list, so talk to us before you build a business on assumptions about one.
works with what you already run

41 connectors, already built.

All 41 integrations
unlimited projects · unlimited seats from Team

Bill your clients for review, not for the first draft.

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Team is $49 a month with 1,000,000 words a month. Past the allowance the meter is $0.0008 a word, and nothing else is.