Weglot pricing, plan by plan

Weglot plans and prices

Weglot's monthly prices are in EUR, excluding VAT, as of November 2026. The plans differ in how many words you can translate, how many translated languages you can have, and how many people can join your team.

• Starter: €15 a month. Includes 10,000 words, 1 translated language and 5 team members.
• Business: €29 a month. You get 50,000 words and 3 translated languages, with 5 team members.
• Pro: €79 a month. The limits rise to 200,000 words, 5 translated languages and 10 team members.
• Advanced: €299 a month. Includes 1,000,000 words, 10 translated languages and 25 team members.
• Extended: €699 a month. Allows 5,000,000 words, 20 translated languages and 50 team members.
• Enterprise: Pricing is available on request.

Weglot works with WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and other platforms. It uses machine translation from DeepL, Google and Microsoft.

Which plan do you need? Check the word allowance and the language allowance together, not just the price beside the plan name.

How Weglot counts words

Weglot counts the words in your source content, multiplied by the number of languages you translate that content into, and the allowance is shared across your projects rather than counted separately for each project.

That's the key detail.

A plan with 50,000 words doesn't give you 50,000 source words in every translated language. Each target language uses part of that same allowance.

If you're comparing plans against the word count of your original site, you haven't finished the calculation yet. You need to include the target languages too (not just the language your site starts in).

And if you have multiple projects, look at their combined usage. The plan's word allowance isn't a separate allowance for each one.

What happens at the limit

On a paid plan, new translations stop when you pass your word limit, unless auto-upgrade is turned on.

Check that setting.

If you're wondering why new content isn't being translated, check your word usage against your plan's limit and whether auto-upgrade is enabled, then check how many target languages and projects are using that allowance.

The limit is based on the multiplied word count, not just the amount of source content you've added.

Free plan and trial

Weglot has a free plan with 2,000 words and 1 translated language. There's also a 14-day free trial, and you don't need a card to start it.

They're separate offers: the free plan has a word and language allowance, while the trial has a time limit.

For the free plan, compare your source word count with that 2,000-word allowance. You only have 1 target language available.

What a real site costs

Take a store with 30,000 source words that you want to translate into 3 languages. Its Weglot usage comes to 90,000 words.

Business includes 50,000 words. It has enough language slots for this store, but not enough words, so the store needs Pro at €79 a month, which is €948 over 12 months of monthly billing.

That's before VAT.

Would Business cover it just because it supports 3 languages? No. The store has to fit both limits, and its 90,000-word total is above the Business allowance even though its target-language count fits.

Paying per character instead

You can also compare that store's cost with character-based pricing. The same 90,000 words is roughly 480,000 characters, an estimate rather than an exact conversion, and would cost about $2.40 on Translinga's Quality tier for one full pass, with repeated strings free from memory.

Translinga is a translation API made by Bitgate for Shopify stores, WordPress sites and apps. Its Fast tier costs $2.50 per million characters; Quality costs $5.00 per million. Spaces count too, and characters are counted once per target language.

Credit is prepaid from $5 and never expires. The first $1 is free, about 400,000 characters on Fast. Strings already translated in the same context come back from memory for free, in about 2 ms.

The Shopify app translates products, collections, pages and the theme, leaving Liquid such as {{ remaining_amount | money }} and {% if %} unchanged. The WordPress plugin covers posts, pages, WooCommerce products and theme strings while leaving HTML, shortcodes and attributes alone.

It's in early access. You can request a key through the Get early access button on translinga.com, with no card needed.