WhatsApp Multilingual WordPress Development
- 5.0 Rating on Clutch, 35 reviews
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120+ Projects launched
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90+ PageSpeed score as standard
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Weekly Demos on a staging site
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Fixed Scope and price before start
Why multilingual sites underperform
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Wrong pages in search
Google shows the English page to German users because hreflang is missing or broken.
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Half-translated pages
Menus, forms, emails and checkout text stay in the original language.
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Slower with every language
The translation plugin adds database queries to every page, and load times climb.
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Currency and tax mismatches
Prices, currencies and VAT do not match the visitor's country.
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Copy-paste translation
Editors copy text into spreadsheets, send it to translators and paste it back by hand.
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Machine translation with no review
Auto-translated pages go live with errors that hurt trust and sales.
One site, every market
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WPML or Polylang setup
We pick the plugin that fits your content and budget, then configure it properly.
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Hreflang and URL structure
Subfolders, subdomains or separate domains with correct hreflang, canonicals and sitemaps.
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Multilingual WooCommerce
Translated products, multiple currencies, local payment methods and country tax rules.
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Translation workflow
Export to translators or a translation service, machine translation with review, and status tracking.
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Theme and plugin strings
Every string in the theme, forms, emails and checkout ready for translation.
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Multisite per market
Separate sites per country when markets need different catalogs or teams.
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Stores we've built. Results
they've driven.
Multilingual project price guide
Prices cover setup and development; translation is billed by your translators or service.
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Add languages
For an existing site that needs new languages without a redesign.
from $2,000 2-3 weeks
- Plugin choice and setup
- Hreflang and URL structure
- Theme strings ready
- Language switcher
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Most popular
Multilingual store
For WooCommerce stores selling in several countries.
from $6,000 4-6 weeks
- Translated products and checkout
- Multiple currencies
- Country taxes and payments
- Translation workflow
- SEO checks per language
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Multi-market platform
For brands with separate catalogs, teams or domains per market.
from $15,000 8-12 weeks
- Multisite or multi-domain setup
- Shared and local content
- Central user management
- Integrations per market
- Documentation
Prices are a guide. You get a fixed quote after a free discovery call.
WPML, Polylang or multisite?
Three common ways to run a multilingual WordPress site, and where each fits.
| WPML | Polylang | Multisite | |
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| Licence | Yearly paid licence | Free core, paid Pro | Free |
| WooCommerce support | YesWith add-on | With paid add-on | YesPer site |
| Translation management | Built in | Basic | Per site |
| Different content per market | Partly | Partly | Yes |
| Performance impact | Medium | Low | Low |
| Best for | Stores with many languages | Content sites | Markets run by separate teams |
How we go multilingual
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Discovery
We list markets, languages, URL structure and content per market, then fix scope and price. 1-2 weeks. -
Setup
Plugin, URLs, hreflang and theme strings configured on staging. 1-2 weeks. -
Build
Store settings, currencies, workflows and integrations, demoed every week. 2-6 weeks. -
QA and launch
Checks of key pages in each language, hreflang validation and a planned launch with redirects. -
Support
A monthly plan for new languages, updates and SEO checks.
What our clients say
Multilingual WordPress FAQ
Quick answers on plugins, SEO and stores.
WPML or Polylang: which is better?
WPML suits stores and sites with many languages and translators. Polylang is lighter and cheaper for content sites with fewer languages.
How long does multilingual WordPress development take?
Adding languages to an existing site takes 2-3 weeks. A multilingual store takes 4-6 weeks, and a multi-market platform 8-12 weeks.
Do you translate the content?
No, we do not write translations. We set up the workflow for your translators, a translation service or machine translation with review.
What is hreflang and why does it matter?
Hreflang tells Google which language version to show in each country. Without it, the wrong version ranks and visitors leave.
Subfolders, subdomains or separate domains?
Subfolders are simplest and keep SEO strength on one domain. Separate domains make sense when each market runs as its own business.
Can prices and currencies differ per country?
Yes. WooCommerce can show local currencies, fixed prices per market and country-specific taxes and payment methods.
