Moving from GTranslate to FluentC on WordPress
What one review of the GTranslate plugin reports, and what the FluentC WordPress plugin offers instead, including local caching and support.
By FluentCUpdated 1 min read
A translation plugin should keep working without attention. This article starts from one user review of the GTranslate WordPress plugin and sets out what the FluentC WordPress plugin does in the same areas.
What the review reports
A review on the GTranslate plugin's WordPress.org support forum describes two problems:
- The plugin stopped working without an apparent reason. For a site that depends on translations for a multilingual audience, that matters.
- Support was unhelpful. The reviewer found it unresponsive.
This is one reviewer's account, not a measurement of the plugin. For how the two products differ on paper, see FluentC vs GTranslate.
What FluentC offers
- Local caching. Once translations are fetched, the plugin stores them locally. That cuts page load time, and faster pages help your search rankings.
- A dashboard for translation settings. The interface is meant to let people with little technical background set up and manage translations.
- A support team. FluentC has a dedicated support team for questions and issues. Contact us.
- Per-site, per-language pricing. Plans depend on how many languages you add. See pricing.
Note: If your site is not on WordPress, FluentC Domains translates it on a subdomain or country domain without touching the origin site.
