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Ajouter au panierTraduPress translates your whole WordPress site from the page itself. Edits never erase translations, bold text and links stay inside their sentence, and every language is free.
- Translations stay in your own database
- No TraduPress servers, no visitor cookies
- Text goes only to the engine you pick
This is a real sentence from a shop page, with its markup. Change it the way you would edit a post.
What TraduPress does with it, live.
Translate on the page
What happens when you edit
First, you publish a page.
Every sentence is translated once and stored on your own site. Nothing is rented.
Later, you change one word.
The edited sentence keeps its old translation, marked for review, so visitors never see English.
Then only that sentence goes out.
One short request to your engine, with the old translation as context. The rest of the page is untouched.
How big is your site?
What DeepL charges to machine-translate it all with your own key: words × 6 characters × languages, at DeepL's list price of €20 per million characters. Unchanged text is never sent again.
The whole plugin, free
Other plugins sell extra languages, translated URLs and SEO. TraduPress includes them. You only ever pay your translation engine, at its own price.
TraduPress Pro, when your team grows
Review queues for translator teams, bulk and scheduled jobs, priority support. It keeps working if you stop paying, and renews at the price you paid.
One shop, five plugins
A WooCommerce shop with 50,000 words in five languages, with translated URLs. What the first year costs on each plugin's published price list.
Prices in euros excluding VAT, checked on 6 November 2026 on each vendor's pricing page: TranslatePress, Polylang, WPML, Weglot. Your own numbers depend on your plan and usage.
| Plugin | First year | If you stop paying |
|---|---|---|
| TraduPress | €0 plugin, about €35 to DeepL with your key | Everything keeps working, translations stay yours |
| TranslatePress | €139 (Personal plan and a word pack) | Translations stay; paid features stop updating |
| Polylang | €139 (Business Pack, needed for WooCommerce), plus about €35 to DeepL | Translations stay; Pro features stop updating |
| WPML | about €460 to €900 (CMS plan, plus automatic-translation words pay-as-you-go or prepaid) | Translations stay; automatic translation and updates stop |
| Weglot | €2,990 (Advanced plan: 250,000 words across languages is over Pro's 200,000) | Translations stop showing on your site |
Switch without starting over
TraduPress finds the translation plugin you already use and imports its work. Your old plugin's data is only read, never changed, so you can go back.
- Install TraduPressYour current translations keep showing while you look around.
- Import in one clickStrings from TranslatePress; translated posts from WPML and Polylang; Weglot through its CSV or XLIFF export.
- Check, then deactivateOpen any page in the visual editor, fix what you want, then turn the old plugin off.
Questions
Is the free version really complete?
What happens when I edit a page?
Does it slow my site down?
Does it work with WooCommerce and page builders?
Can I bring my existing translations?
How do I keep translation costs under control?
Is it GDPR-friendly?
What if I stop using TraduPress?
What is in Pro?
Your site in French by lunch
Install the free plugin, pick your languages and open any page with the visual editor. Bring a DeepL key if you want machine translation.
Download from WordPress.org Moving from another plugin? See how to switch