LangRelay – AI Translation & Multilingual vs WPGlobus

LangRelay is a WordPress translation plugin that turns your site multilingual in minutes. AI translates every page, post, and product into 100+ languages. Translated URLs, hreflang tags, and a language switcher are handled automatically. Most translation plugins stop at the words on the page. LangRelay also translates your URLs, your meta titles and descriptions, and the llms.txt file AI search engines read, so your site gets found in every market you sell in. What you get AI translations that read like a human wrote them. Powered by frontier language models, not Google Translate. Translated URLs. yoursite.com/about-us becomes yoursite.com/nl/over-ons. Automatic hreflang. Hreflang tags, canonical tags, and language-specific sitemaps are injected for you. No manual setup. Translated SEO metadata. Meta titles, descriptions, and OG tags translate alongside the page. Works with Yoast and Rank Math. Language switcher. Dropdown, flags, or list. Available as a Gutenberg block, Elementor widget, shortcode, or auto-injected. Translated llms.txt. ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude can cite your site in any language you publish in. WooCommerce multilingual. Product pages, shop pages, cart, and checkout translate out of the box. Plays nice with caching. Compatible with WP Rocket, Cache Enabler, WP Optimize, and most other plugins. Why a multilingual WordPress site matters English is only 16% of the internet. The other 84% is your addressable market. Google ranks translated pages separately. A multilingual site can multiply your organic traffic without adding new content. AI search engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini) increasingly answer questions in the user’s native language. Without translated pages, you don’t show up. How it works Install the plugin and connect your free LangRelay account. Pick the languages you want. LangRelay captures each page on first visit, translates it through the API, and serves the translated version. Subsequent visits are served from cache instantly. That’s it. No content duplication, no manual translation interface, no separate posts to manage. Multilingual SEO done right LangRelay handles the SEO work that usually takes hours per language: hreflang and x-default tags on every page Canonical tags pointing to the correct language version Translated slugs in the URL structure Language-specific XML sitemaps Translated meta titles, descriptions, and Open Graph tags Translated llms.txt for AI search engines Search engines understand which language to serve to which visitor. AI models cite your site across markets. What makes LangRelay different You only pay for the words that actually get translated. If the same sentence appears on 500 pages, you pay for it once. Most translation plugins count every word on every page, which adds up fast on larger sites. Switching from another translation plugin? Coming from a per-word service like Weglot, or a manual translation plugin like WPML or Polylang? Two things change: You stop paying per language. Per-word plugins multiply their word count by every language you add, so a 50,000-word site in five languages is billed as 250,000 words. LangRelay counts each source word once, no matter how many languages you publish. You stop maintaining translations by hand. There are no duplicate posts or separate editors to keep in sync. LangRelay translates each page on first visit and serves it from cache, so your content lives in one place. Keep your content, keep your domain, and go live in minutes. Pricing Free: 1 project, 1 language, 10K credits/mo Starter (EUR 19/mo): 3 projects, 3 languages, 150K credits/mo Growth (EUR 69/mo): 10 projects, 10 languages, 1.5M credits/mo Business (EUR 199/mo): Unlimited projects and languages, 15M credits/mo Annual billing saves ~17%. Full pricing at langrelay.com/pricing. How credits work One credit is one translated word. A 500-word page into one language costs 500 credits. Into three languages, 1,500. Credits only count the first time a piece of text is translated. If you update a paragraph on your homepage, only that paragraph uses credits again. The rest of the page stays as-is. Duplicate content (like your footer showing up on every page) is recognized and translated once. Credits reset every month and pool across all your projects. Meet Relay Relay is your AI assistant inside the LangRelay dashboard. Ask it about translation coverage, quality scores, or which pages still need attention. It pulls live data from your project so you don’t have to dig through the user interface. External services LangRelay API This plugin sends page HTML to the LangRelay API for translation. Data is sent over HTTPS. Your WordPress database is never modified. What is sent: page HTML, your authentication token, target language code. When: on untranslated or uncached page requests, during setup verification, and when syncing project settings. langrelay.com Terms of Service Privacy Policy By using this plugin you agree to LangRelay’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

WPGlobus turns your WordPress site into a multilingual one. You choose the languages you want, and WPGlobus adds the fields where you enter your own translations – post and page titles, content, excerpts, categories, tags, and more. Free and Pro versions Free: WPGlobus – this plugin. The essential multilingual tools, free from WordPress.org. Pro: TIV Globus – the successor to WPGlobus Plus and WooCommerce WPGlobus. The complete multilingual tools, sold on the WooCommerce.com marketplace. WPGlobus allows you to: Enter translations for posts, pages, custom post types, categories, tags, menus, and widgets; Enter translations for the Site Title and Tagline; Enter multilingual SEO titles and meta descriptions – compatible with Yoast SEO (free version); Add one or several languages using custom combinations of country flags, locales, and language names; Give each language its own URL (example.com/, example.com/es/, example.com/fr/, and so on); Switch languages on the front-end with a drop-down menu extension and/or a customizable widget with various display options; Switch the admin interface language from the top bar. What is in the Pro version (TIV Globus)? Everything in the Free version, plus the ability to: Give each page a full translated address, including “slug” (/my-page/ becomes /fr/ma-page/, /es/mi-pagina/, and so on); Enter translations for WooCommerce products, categories, and attributes; Use popular page builders (Elementor, Avada, and more) in every language; …and much more. Get TIV Globus – the Pro version of WPGlobus. It replaces WPGlobus without losing your settings or translations, and works with or without WooCommerce. A free upgrade for our customers Already own WPGlobus Plus or WooCommerce WPGlobus? You can move to TIV Globus at no extra cost. This is a limited-time offer for existing customers. Claim your free upgrade Important Notes: please read first! These notes apply to both WPGlobus (free) and TIV Globus (Pro). NO AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION: The plugin does NOT translate texts automatically! You translate texts manually. IF YOU UNINSTALL, YOU MUST REMOVE THE EXTRA LANGUAGES: All translations are stored together in a special format: {:en}English{:}{:fr}French{:}{:es}Spanish{:}. If the plugin is not active, every language shows at once and your site becomes unreadable. Before you deactivate and uninstall, you must run the cleanup tool to remove all languages but one. See the details in the plugin’s settings. PAGE BUILDERS / COMPOSERS: Page-builder support is available only in TIV Globus (Pro). COOKIES: The plugin uses a browser cookie to remember your language preference. It stores only the language code (such as en or es) – no personal information. MULTISITE: The multisite mode (multiple virtual sites sharing a single WordPress installation) is not tested and not officially supported. It may still work, but use it at your own discretion. Compatibility with themes and plugins WPGlobus works with any theme or plugin that passes its text through the standard WordPress filters before displaying it – which covers the large majority of them. Some add-ons that render their own output (sliders, forms, page composers, and the like) are not always multilingual-ready. When you find an element that will not translate, please let its author know – the fix is usually small. We test against many popular themes and plugins and follow their updates as closely as we can. Since third-party code changes frequently, an occasional tweak on our side may be needed after an update. Permalinks WPGlobus needs “pretty” permalinks. Go to Settings -> Permalinks and pick any structure other than “Plain” (with no index.php in it) – URLs like example.com/?p=123 will not work. WooCommerce: set your store bases explicitly (for example, Shop Base /product/). If you leave them blank, WooCommerce may translate the base itself (e.g. /produkt/ for German), causing 404 errors.