Weglot translates websites with AI and sets up multilingual SEO, no code needed. See features, integrations and plans from €15/month, with a 14-day free start.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Weglot is a website translation platform that combines AI translation, manual editing and multilingual SEO setup. It is aimed at businesses that want their website to be available in more languages without building separate sites or writing code. The company supports more than 110 languages and dialects.
The company was founded in 2016 by Rémy and Augustin and now has over 50 employees. Its site reports that more than 111,000 brands use Weglot, with ratings of 4.8 on G2, 4.9 on Trustpilot and 4.9 for its WordPress plugin. These figures come from Weglot itself.
You connect your website to Weglot, and the platform detects the content on it and translates it with AI. Weglot says it connects natively to 70+ platforms with one click, including custom-built websites, and reports an average connection time of 4 minutes.
Once content is translated, teams can review it in a visual editor, apply a glossary and exclude content from translation. Weglot creates language-specific URLs and translated metadata for each version. Product and developer pages describe a reverse proxy and JavaScript integration under the hood, and Enterprise customers can get a custom reverse proxy.
The core is AI translation with editing control. A custom Translation Model can learn a brand's tone, terminology and voice, and Weglot cites a 90% acceptance rate for custom AI models. Teams can also use a glossary, translation exclusions and auto-redirection, and the WordPress plugin can generate localized versions of images.
On the SEO side, Weglot sets up hreflang tags, language-specific URLs and translated metadata. It also promotes GEO optimization, meaning visibility in AI-powered search, and offers a Multilingual GEO Report tool. Higher plans add statistics, tone of voice, custom languages, export and import, and translation memory.
Weglot is a website translation and multilingual SEO platform. It translates website content with AI, lets teams edit the results, and sets up language-specific URLs, hreflang tags and translated metadata. It requires no code.
Paid plans start at €15/month for Starter, then €29 (Business), €79 (Pro), €299 (Advanced) and €699 (Extended), excluding VAT. Annual billing gives 2 months free. Enterprise pricing is on request.
Yes. The pricing page says to start for free with no credit card required, and every plan is listed as free for the first 14 days. The Free plan includes 2,000 words and 1 translated language.
Weglot says it connects natively to 70+ platforms with one click, including custom-built websites. WordPress, Shopify and Squarespace are highlighted, and the WordPress plugin works with Elementor, Divi, Yoast SEO and WooCommerce.
The site says Weglot offers over 110 language and dialect options. The number of languages you can translate into depends on your plan, from 1 on Free and Starter to 20 on Extended.
Weglot has entry plans for small sites, with Starter at €15/month and Business at €29/month, which allows 3 translated languages and 50,000 words. Businesses with larger sites will need higher tiers because word limits are fixed.
Yes. It sets up hreflang tags, language-specific URLs and translated metadata so search engines can index translated pages. Weglot also promotes its GEO features, aimed at visibility in AI-powered search.
It suits ecommerce stores, marketing teams, web agencies and enterprises that want to add languages to an existing website with minimal setup. Government and education bodies are also named as use cases.