Keep client websitestranslated as content changes.

LangRelay catches what changed, translates it automatically, and keeps every language search-safe — no rebuild required.

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Your clients keep changing their websites. You shouldn’t have to translate them from scratch every time.

Keep building client sites the way you do now. LangRelay works with the finished page, so there’s no rebuild, migration, or string-key project.

When a client edits a page, LangRelay spots what changed and translates it automatically. No developer ticket needed — clients can still log in and adjust the wording themselves.

Need to fix one page? Tell Relay: “Update the French translations on Acme’s pricing page.” Check the proposed changes, approve them, and publish.

Keep building the sites you want to build. LangRelay handles the translation work around them, so your agency can keep every client site up to date without the usual back-and-forth.
[01] Operating loop

Translation doesn’t end at launch.

Your site never stops changing. LangRelay catches what's new, gets it translated, and keeps every language ready to publish.

Bring source changes into view

Run a crawl after a page changes, then filter the translation workspace to the content that needs attention.

Keep exceptions in one queue

Find missing or lower-confidence translations, review quality findings, and keep terminology beside the page it belongs to.

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Workspace for translation, review, and delivery

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Viewports for desktop and mobile review

Tim Schouwink

“We ran Weglot for years across our e-commerce clients, but the bill kept climbing and the SEO tags weren’t always right. Since switching to LangRelay we’re paying way less and our Dutch and German pages rank better.”

Mediastap
Tim Schouwink

Founder, Mediastap · Switched from Weglot

Review on the page, not in the inbox

Marketers and local reviewers can approve wording right on the page, with no developer ticket and no waiting on a release.

Tell Relay what needs attention

Say “Update the French translations on /pricing for Acme,” review the proposed changes, and approve. Relay can also review pages, adjust tone, manage glossary terms, and rerun crawls.

Tuskara

Our rugs and wallcoverings sell on how they feel in a room, not on copy — so the last thing we wanted was translation that flattened that. LangRelay picked up our tone in every language automatically, and we didn't have to manage a single spreadsheet of strings to get there.

Dennis van Zanden

Dennis van Zanden

Owner & Creative Director, Tuskara

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[02] Control & assurance

Know what’s current. Prove what’s crawlable.

Keep translation status, human review, and multilingual SEO in the same production workflow.

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Give every language a clear way in

Preview and place a language switcher that works with the customer’s existing site on desktop and mobile.

Treat multilingual SEO like infrastructure

Keep language URLs, hreflang, metadata, and sitemaps connected to crawlable localized pages.

Run a change crawl

Bring new and edited page content into the translation workspace after the source changes.

Agent-assisted review

Run quality reviews, inspect categorized findings, and decide which suggested fixes to apply.

Stay search-safe

Keep localized metadata and paths visible, with canonical, hreflang, and sitemap output for subdirectory delivery.

Reuse exact matches

Use an existing translation when the same source text appears again, with glossary choices available for new copy.

[03] Delivery paths

Keep your stack. Change the workflow.

Connect LangRelay to the sites you already manage. No platform migration, rebuild, or string-key refactor required.

Explore delivery options

Start with one client site.

Pick one site and one language. See how LangRelay handles changes, review, and SEO on a real client workflow.

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