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Transglot
Hosted localisation software that drafts, checks and publishes app, website and store translations, with an API, CLI, GitHub Action and MCP server.
Essential details
- Pricing
- Freemium · Free plan · Free trialFree plan; Starter $19 per month billed monthly; 14-day trial on paid plans
- Platforms
- Web, API, Command line
- Website
- transglot.ai
What Transglot does
Transglot is hosted localisation software for apps, websites and app-store listings. It pulls strings from code or a CMS, drafts translations with AI, checks them and writes them back as a pull request, a CMS update or an over-the-air bundle, so new screens do not need a fresh translation process each time. Transglot pricing starts with a free plan.
The site does not state the company name or country behind the product.
Key features
- AI drafts. A fast model drafts every configured language when the source text changes, with a slower, more careful pass for sensitive strings such as checkout copy.
- Glossary and translation memory. A glossary and do-not-translate list guide each draft, and exact matches are reused without counting towards word limits.
- Quality checks. Placeholders, plurals, glossary terms and length are checked on every row; failing rows are held for review.
- Shared review. Reviewers work in one workspace with four roles, version history and in-context editing on the running site.
- Developer tools. Paid plans add a REST API, CLI, GitHub Action, signed webhooks and an MCP server for AI agents.
- File formats. Twenty formats, including JSON, XLIFF, gettext, Android XML, iOS strings catalogues, Flutter ARB and YAML.
Who it is for
Product and development teams at software companies that ship apps or websites in several languages and want translation to run inside their release workflow.
Pricing at a glance
- Free: $0; 10,000 words a month after a one-off welcome allowance, one project, 14 target languages and three seats.
- Starter: $19 per month or $190 per year; 300,000 words a month.
- Team: $49 per month or $490 per year; 1,000,000 words a month.
- Business: $149 per month or $1,490 per year; 4,000,000 words a month.
- Enterprise: custom pricing.
Paid plans start with a 14-day free trial; extra words cost $0.0008 each. A lower launch price is also shown for Starter and Team, without stated terms. Prices checked on the vendor's site on 31 October 2026.
Things to consider
- Transglot is hosted only; it cannot be self-hosted.
- The API, CLI, GitHub Action and MCP server are not included on the Free plan.
- A card is taken at checkout for the paid-plan trial, and the free plan is a hard monthly cap.
Getting started
Sign up for the Free plan without a credit card, connect a repository or CMS, and add the target languages to start the first drafts.
Transglot pricing, platforms and fit
- Pricing
- FreemiumFree plan · Free trialFree plan; Starter $19 per month billed monthly; 14-day trial on paid plans
- Platforms
- WebAPICommand line
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