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Weglot
Weglot is a website translation solution that detects content, translates it with AI and serves each language with its SEO tags. It works on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and most CMSs. Plans start at €15 a month.
Weglot translates an existing website without rebuilding it. The tool detects text, translates it with AI, lets you correct it and serves each language on its own URL with hreflang tags. On a Webflow site, the question comes up against Webflow Localization, the native solution we use for our own site and for our clients. This page helps you choose between the two.
What is Weglot?
Weglot is a website translation solution compatible with most CMSs, including WordPress, Shopify and Webflow. The company claims more than 111,000 brands and more than 110 languages and dialects (Weglot official website). Its reviews are very positive, with a 4.9 rating on Trustpilot from more than 1,600 reviews according to its website.
How does Weglot work?
- Install through a plugin, a script or an integration depending on the CMS.
- Content is detected automatically.
- AI translation, with a glossary and exclusion rules.
- Review in a visual editor or by professional translators.
- Each language is published with its hreflang tags and, depending on the plan, translated URLs.
Weglot pricing
The prices below were taken from the official pricing page on 23 October 2026, in euros excluding VAT. Yearly billing equals ten months.
| Plan | Monthly price | Translated words | Languages | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | €15 | 10,000 | 1 | 5 team members |
| Business | €29 | 50,000 | 3 | Higher usage quota |
| Pro | €79 | 200,000 | 5 | URL translation, statistics |
| Advanced | €299 | 1,000,000 | 10 | Tone, custom languages, import and export |
| Extended | €699 | 5,000,000 | 20 | Large, complex websites |
The word quota is a fixed limit over the life of the plan. It counts unique words translated across all languages. A 20,000-word site translated into two languages therefore uses 40,000 words and exceeds the Starter plan.
Weglot or Webflow Localization?
Webflow offers its own multilingual solution, built into the Designer and the CMS. We adopted it for noqode.fr and for clients expanding internationally, as our article on website localisation explains.
- Webflow Localization suits a Webflow site that wants everything in one place: content, translated slugs, hreflang tags and per-language layout.
- Weglot suits a group managing several sites on different CMSs, a need for many languages, or an organisation that wants a professional review workflow.
Our complete guide to Webflow Localization covers the native setup, language by language.
Our review of Weglot
Weglot remains one of the simplest ways to make a site multilingual quickly, whatever the CMS. Its per-word billing model, however, calls for a precise calculation before choosing a plan. On a new Webflow site, the native solution seems more consistent to us.
Strengths
- Quick setup on most CMSs.
- AI translation you can review in a visual editor.
- Built-in hreflang tags and multilingual SEO handling.
- Support known for its responsiveness.
Limits
- A fixed word quota, quickly reached on a content-rich site.
- URL translation reserved for plans from €79 a month.
- Reliance on a third-party service to display languages.
Our Webflow agency builds native multilingual websites, with an SEO strategy for each market.
FAQ: frequently asked questions about Weglot
How much does Weglot cost?
Weglot costs €15 to €699 a month depending on words and languages. The €15 Starter plan covers 10,000 words in one language. URL translation starts with the Pro plan, at €79.
What is Weglot?
An AI website translation solution, compatible with most CMSs, that publishes each language with its SEO tags.
Is Weglot good for SEO?
Yes, as long as you choose a plan that translates URLs and review the translations of strategic pages. Hreflang tags are handled automatically.
Do you need Weglot on a Webflow site?
Not necessarily. Webflow Localization covers multilingual needs natively. Weglot remains relevant for a multi-CMS portfolio or a large number of languages.
