GTranslateReviews of gtranslate.io

GTranslate is easy to implement and maintain, the translation control is rather intuitive and support (in case there are any aissues) is very responsive - most issues we had were solved within minutes. The downside is that you have relatively low control over your translations - you can change them however you want, but it seems like sometimes the translations refresh and it's back to square one of going through each text on each page and reviewing all of the translated content. The tool is not as trustworthy in the long run as we expected. GTranslate is great if you want to make your website accessible for visitors from any country, but some languages may have issues. I'm not sure whether it's better than browser-integrated translators, but there's definitely a psychological factor - when foreigners see language controls on your page, it helps them understand that the business is not only aimed at locals. Even if there are occasional mistakes in the translations.

It's alright. If you want them all for free, and you are not bothered about super-accurate translations, it's the one to go for. If you need 4-5 or so languages, it's ideal. If you want that, but need to be able to edit one language, it's BAD. We fell into a trap. Or what felt like a trap. We paid for a monthly account, and edited Italian, but we got a warning when someone went to look in German and it threw an error about payment. Yes - if you get the free one - you get them all. If you pay, you LOSE them all, bar the one you want to edit the translation. It's backward. Not impressed, but sticking with it... for now. But be warned! Support is there on Livechat. This is ok. But the pricing structure on further inspection, is really wrong. All free. ONLY ONE if you pay. Huh?