Switch from WPML to FluentC in five minutes

Move a WordPress site from WPML to the FluentC plugin. Test one page first, then set up full-site translation and paste your API key.

By FluentCUpdated 2 min read

This is the path for moving a WordPress site from WPML to the FluentC WordPress plugin. The plugin does not duplicate objects per language, and you can keep WPML installed while you test. For a side-by-side table, see FluentC vs WPML.

Step 1: test one page

Install the plugin (download). In your WordPress dashboard, go to FluentC > FluentC in the sidebar. Enter any page URL on your site, choose a source and target language, and start the translation.

You get a live translation on your real site without signing up or paying. It is a quick way to check the plugin against your theme and other plugins.

Step 2: set up full-site translation

When you are ready to go beyond one page:

  1. Pick your platform. Select "WordPress Site". You get automatic content detection, SEO integration and a native plugin experience.
  2. Enter your site details. Confirm your site URL and set your source language. If the FluentC plugin is active, FluentC detects it automatically.
  3. Choose your languages. Pick one or more target languages. Package discounts apply as you add more, and there are no per-word fees. See pricing.
  4. Select the language switcher. Choose how visitors switch languages. The floating widget is recommended for most sites, and you can change it later.
  5. Subscribe and copy your API key. Review your languages and pricing summary, activate the subscription and copy the key you receive.

Step 3: paste the key and find your pages

In WordPress:

  1. Go to FluentC > Settings.
  2. Paste your API key.
  3. Click Find Pages so FluentC scans your site.

Translations begin once the scan finishes.

What you have after the switch

  • Translation updates in real time
  • hreflang handling for SEO
  • A flat price per site, per language, with no limit on translations

If you are moving because of site speed, How WPML's design affects site speed explains the database mechanics behind it.

Note: If your site is not on WordPress, FluentC Domains translates it on a subdomain or country domain without touching the origin site.

Create an account or download the plugin.

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