Pricing

$0.012 per source word, per target language. A 1,000-word page into five languages is 5,000 words. The price you are quoted before a translation runs is exactly what you are charged — there is no estimate to reconcile afterwards.

No. There is one translation product and everyone gets it. We do not sell a cheaper, worse translation — every plan uses the same models. Plans differ in your team size, workspace and word rate, never in translation quality.

You keep a balance on your account and per-word charges draw from it. Paid plans add their included words to that balance every month, and you can top it up whenever you like or set an automatic recharge. If a run costs more than your balance covers, it is declined up front rather than part-translated and part-billed.

You carry on translating at the per-word rate, drawing from your balance — there is no separate upgrade to buy and no cap on how much you can translate. Translation only pauses if the balance itself runs out, on any plan including Free.

No. Work that does not complete is refunded automatically, and anything we can reuse from your translation memory is not charged again. You are never charged more than you were quoted.

Because you already pay per word, per language. Capping how many languages you can add would only stop you using the product — your plan sets your team size and workspace, not your reach.

They meter how much traffic your integration sends us, roughly one unit per kilobyte of request and response. They are separate from translation, which is billed per word. Paid plans meter usage past the allowance; the Free plan stops at it.

Translations you type in yourself are not billed, so the cap stops the free tier being used as an unlimited free translation store. It does not apply to editing our machine translations, and paid plans have no cap at all.

Yes — non-profits, educational institutions and open-source projects get special pricing. Get in touch and tell us about your project.