WebLingo turns public pages into crawlable, SEO-ready localized versions you can review before rollout. Submit one URL, get a private preview in your inbox.
No code, no signup — one public page
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Prefer to buy in their native language
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Won't buy from sites in other languages
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Pipeline stages: crawl → translate → render → serve
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Market context from CSA Research. Not a WebLingo outcome guarantee — rankings and conversion depend on your content and market.
Localize the pages that build market trust — without rebuilding your source site, and without touching authenticated or real-time flows.
Localize landing pages, docs, pricing, policies, and SEO pages without rebuilding your source site. Checkout, accounts, personalization, and real-time flows stay out of scope by design.
Crawlable localized HTML with metadata, hreflang tags, translated or original slugs, and localized sitemap support — so useful public pages stay discoverable in every market.
Private preview, review controls where enabled, serving toggle, and a documented rollback path. You publish approved artifacts deliberately — nothing goes live by accident.
Updates run through crawl and translate workflows from approved source snapshots, not live mirroring or auto-publish. Your localized pages stay aligned with the pages you actually shipped.
A four-stage pipeline you control at every step. Nothing is auto-published — you review, then enable serving deliberately.
You submit one public URL. WebLingo fetches the rendered HTML at crawl time — including SSR/SSG and hydrated JS — and respects your path allowlists and exclusions.
Public URLs onlyVisible copy and metadata pass through the translation pipeline with glossary, overrides, and placeholder validation where enabled. No authenticated or personalized content is touched.
Glossary + overridesLocalized HTML is assembled with hreflang, metadata, and sitemap entries. Keep original paths or choose translated slugs per language. Output is reviewable, not auto-published.
hreflang + sitemapEnable serving deliberately via the serving toggle. Publish approved artifacts and refresh from source snapshots on your schedule, with a rollback path if you need to revert.
Toggle + rollbackPreview first. Roll out deliberately.
No code installed for preview. Publish only after review.
Campaigns travel faster when the pages behind them are localized too. Each use case keeps the risky flows — checkout, accounts, real-time — safely out of scope.
Localize destination, amenity, and policy pages for new markets without touching booking or payment flows.
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Localize public landing pages, pricing, docs, and policies to support expansion — without localizing app UI or logged-in flows.
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Preview a client's public pages without agency billing, workspace promises, or rebuilding the source site.
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Public pricing and self-serve checkout are not launch promises yet. Generate a preview first, then talk through a pilot for your public pages.
Step one
Free
No code installed · No rollout commitment
Step two
Scoped per site
One subscription covers one website · Manual scoping
One subscription covers one website. Additional websites need separate scoping or an agency arrangement. Agency design-partner previews can be scoped manually.
Guides to evaluate a private preview, plan integration points, and scope a rollout before production decisions.
Straight answers about scope, SEO, updates, and framework support — before you generate a preview or scope a pilot.
WebLingo renders crawlable localized HTML with metadata and hreflang support. It does not guarantee rankings or traffic — those depend on your content, competition, and market.
Start with one public page. Review the localized result — copy, metadata, structure — before you publish anything.
No code installed for preview. Publish only after review.