Professional website translation

The cost of website translation depends on volume, language pair, content complexity, level of localization, and urgency. At blarlo, we optimize costs using translation memories that detect repetitions and improve efficiency in recurring projects. Message us and we’ll prepare a no-obligation quote.

Pricing depends on the number of pages, total word count, content type, and whether elements such as metadata, categories, product pages, blogs, or transactional messages need adaptation. A corporate website and an e-commerce site don’t have the same complexity. That’s why it’s best to review the site architecture and prioritize the content with the greatest impact on SEO, acquisition, or conversion.

Turnaround time depends on content volume, industry complexity, number of languages, and project urgency. As a general reference, timelines vary by page type, localization needs, and the level of review required. For urgent projects, we can also set up translation and review teams to shorten deadlines without compromising final quality.

Website translation focuses on transferring content from one language to another with accuracy and naturalness. Website localization goes a step further: it adapts messaging, cultural references, calls to action, formats, terminology, and—when appropriate—the content strategy so the website performs better in the target market. For international projects, it’s common to combine both.

Yes—when it’s done properly. Translating a website without adapting search intent, titles, meta descriptions, headings, or key copy can limit rankings. Professional website translation helps build a stronger foundation for international SEO because it improves relevance, naturalness, and user experience in every language.

It depends on the project goal, but typically you prioritize the homepage, services, landing pages, categories, product pages, acquisition content, FAQs, forms, menus, and transactional pages. It’s also often recommended to translate strategic articles, downloadable resources, and support content if they help attract traffic or improve conversion.

Yes. We work with web content from different CMSs, online stores, and digital environments. We can adapt copy for corporate sites, e-commerce, blogs, landing pages, and support areas, maintaining terminology consistency and a clear user experience in every language.

Yes. Many of our projects come from marketing, growth, product, international expansion, and e-commerce departments that need ongoing translation and localization of web content. In these cases, we can set up continuous workflows, glossaries, and specialized teams to maintain consistency, fast turnaround, and quality across all deliveries.

We offer website translation in many languages with native translators specialized in digital content. The most common languages include English, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese, although we also work with many other language combinations. Translator assignment depends on the source language, target language, and website type.