Add languages without an i18n refactor
No string extraction, no message catalogs, no framework rewrite. Point LangRelay at the site you already have and get translated, search-safe pages back.
Free to start. No credit card required.No string extraction
Skip the i18n refactor. LangRelay reads your rendered HTML directly, so you don't wrap copy in translation keys or maintain message catalogs to add a language.
Delivery paths that fit your setup
Use the WordPress plugin, a script tag, or a Custom domain served through LangRelay's proxy. Keep your framework and hosting as they are; only the delivery layer changes. The script tag translates in the browser and has no SEO value.
Translation memory built in
Approved translations are reused automatically, so unchanged copy is never re-translated and your wording stays consistent across every page of the site.
Install the plugin, connect, approve
The WordPress plugin is the shortest way in. It serves translated pages from your own server, in language subdirectories with hreflang and canonical tags. Your first page waits for you to approve it; after that, pages go live as they are ready, and free checks hold a page with untranslated text, the wrong language or a changed price.
- Install LangRelay from the WordPress.org plugin directory and activate it.
- Open Settings, then LangRelay, and press Connect to LangRelay. Sign in, or create an account as you sign in, and approve the connection in the Dashboard.
- Choose the language to translate into. LangRelay reads your site's address and language from WordPress.
- Relay translates your homepage first. When it is ready, open it in the Visual editor beside the original, check the wording, and press Approve.
- The translated homepage goes live with a floating language switcher, and LangRelay checks the live page and tells you when it is verified.
- The rest of your site is translated once that first page is live, and each page goes live as soon as it is ready, unless the free checks hold it.
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.
Workspace for translation, review, and delivery
Viewports for desktop and mobile review
“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.”
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 the pricing page,” review the proposed changes, and approve. Relay can also review pages, adjust tone, manage glossary terms, and rerun crawls.
We're a gym in Enschede with a lot of international students. Since we started using LangRelay, people who don't speak Dutch understand what we offer before they visit, and it adds hardly any work to running our website.
GYM053, Enschede
Review on wordpress.org
Start with one page.
Pick a language and a page. See how LangRelay handles changes, review, and SEO on your own site.
For WordPress, install the plugin first.