ConveyThis

ConveyThis translates website content and helps teams manage localized versions of their sites. It combines automatic AI or machine translation with human editing tools, including a visual editor and glossary controls. Multilingual SEO features include hreflang, translated metadata and localized URLs. The platform can also detect and translate text in images, buttons and forms, and supports localization of checkout and emails. The maker lists more than 35 integrations, including WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow and Squarespace, plus JavaScript for other websites. Translations can be imported from CSV or TMX on every plan, including Free. Plan limits vary by language count, translated words, monthly requests and websites. A free plan is available; paid plans start at $12 a month, and a 3-day trial is listed. The Enterprise plan adds a dedicated GDPR-ready translation server, regional hosting and encryption in transit and at rest.

ConveyThis combines website translation with localization and multilingual SEO tools. Check the plan limits for languages, words, requests and domains against your needs.

ConveyThis suits founders, marketers, agencies and ecommerce teams seeking to localize a website. Its visual editor, integrations and import tools may also fit teams managing translations across sites.

ConveyThis is a website translation and localization service for founders, marketers, agencies, and ecommerce teams expanding beyond one market. It combines automated translation with visual editing, glossary controls, and multilingual SEO, making it a stronger fit than a basic language widget when localized presentation matters. The main qualification is its tightly tiered limits on languages, words, requests, and domains.

Overview

ConveyThis translates website content with AI or machine translation, then gives editors a visual interface for correcting wording and glossary tools for keeping terminology consistent. That workflow suits teams that want speed without surrendering editorial control. It can also detect and translate text in images, buttons, and forms, and localize checkout flows and emails, which is particularly relevant to online stores where untranslated interface elements can disrupt purchasing.

Its SEO layer supports hreflang, translated metadata, and localized URLs. Those functions make it appropriate for businesses treating translated pages as search destinations rather than merely offering an on-page language switcher. Installation is described as no-code and taking less than five minutes, while JavaScript support extends use beyond the listed integrations. CSV and TMX translation import is included on every plan, including Free.

Key features

• Translation and editing: Automated output is paired with a visual editor and glossary controls, giving marketers a practical way to fix phrasing and enforce preferred terminology.
• Deep localization: Image text, buttons, forms, checkout, and emails are covered alongside ordinary page copy. That broader scope benefits ecommerce teams more than tools limited to visible article text.
• Multilingual SEO: Hreflang, translated metadata, and localized URLs support discoverability in multiple markets, provided the chosen plan includes enough languages and content capacity.
• Integrations and import: The maker lists more than 35 platform integrations, including WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, and Squarespace, with JavaScript for other sites. CSV and TMX import on all plans helps teams bring existing translation work into the service.
• API and agent access: API access is available, and a read-only MCP server for AI agents is included with the plan. These options are relevant to organizations connecting translation workflows to their own systems.
• Security: Browser-to-server data is protected with SSL 256-bit encryption and backed up every few hours. Enterprise adds a dedicated GDPR-ready translation server, regional hosting, encryption in transit and at rest, and a stated policy against using customer data to train external LLMs or sharing it with third parties.

Pricing

ConveyThis is freemium, with a 3-day trial and paid plans from $12.00 per month. Free costs $0.00 per month and permits one language, 5,000 words, one domain, and 2,500 monthly translation requests, with limited support. It is suitable for a small proof of concept, but the request and word caps can constrain an active site.

Starter raises the word allowance substantially but still supports only one language and one domain. Business is the first practical step for a three-language site; Business+ and Pro add capacity and, at Pro, multiple domains. Pro+ through Advanced+ target agencies and larger international portfolios. Support improves from basic on Starter through Business+ to priority on Pro through Corporate, with premium support on larger plans. Plans are billed monthly; check request allowances as well as word counts when estimating busy sites.

Platforms

ConveyThis is offered through web and API access. Its integration list covers 35-plus platforms, with named support for WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, and Squarespace, while JavaScript can connect other websites.

Who it's for

Choose ConveyThis if you need a fast, no-code route to multilingual pages and want control over terminology, SEO elements, and ecommerce interface text. It is especially well matched to marketing-led teams and agencies managing several sites. A single-language brochure site may find the broader tiers unnecessary, while businesses needing many markets should budget carefully around the language and request ceilings.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Visual editing and glossaries temper machine-translation risk; SEO localization includes hreflang, metadata, and URLs; image, form, checkout, and email coverage suits ecommerce; imports work on Free; API, integrations, and enterprise data controls support larger workflows.
• Cons: Free is limited to 5,000 words, one language, one domain, and 2,500 requests; lower paid tiers remain single-language; every plan imposes usage and website caps, so expansion can require a higher tier.

Alternatives

For a broader directory of options, see Website Translation Software and Translation Software.

• Crowdin is a freemium, multi-platform option with a free plan and trial; choose it when its localization workflow better matches your team.
• Proxylang offers a free Test Drive with 2,000 words, one language, and 1,500 page views per month, plus a $7 monthly Chat plan; it suits a smaller initial experiment.
• Transifex is paid, with Starter at $160 per month and 10 collaborators; consider it for a higher-priced collaborative setup.
• Webflow CMS has a free exploratory plan with limited CMS, two static pages, 1 GB bandwidth, and 50 form submissions; pick it when the broader site platform is the priority.
• Clonable provides a free one-clone plan covering up to 20 translated pages; it fits a narrowly scoped cloned-site project.
• GTranslate has a free widget with all languages, machine translation, unlimited words and pageviews, and no commercial use; choose it for a basic noncommercial switcher.
• Linguana starts free with one language and one website; it is an alternative for a smaller web localization footprint.
• Polylang offers a free WordPress plugin and a WooCommerce plan from €99 per year; choose it when a WordPress-native approach is preferable.

Verdict

ConveyThis is a good choice for teams that want website translation, editorial control, SEO localization, and ecommerce detail in one no-code-oriented service. Its main reason to look elsewhere is the escalating cost and the strict language, word, request, and domain limits that can make a growing multilingual operation move up the ladder quickly.