Moving from TranslatePress to FluentC on WordPress
What one review of TranslatePress reports about translation quality and support, and what the FluentC WordPress plugin offers instead.
By FluentCUpdated 1 min read
The quality of a translation plugin shows up in your visitors' experience. This article starts from a review on TranslatePress's WordPress.org support page and sets out what the FluentC WordPress plugin does in the same areas.
What the review reports
The review raises two issues:
- Translation quality. The translations lacked accuracy and context, which can confuse readers.
- Support. Responses were slow and did not solve the problem.
This is a user's account, not a measurement of the plugin. For how the two products differ on paper, see FluentC vs TranslatePress.
What FluentC offers
- Translation that keeps context. FluentC puts accuracy and quality first, so the text reads naturally to your international audience.
- Local caching. The plugin stores translations locally once they are fetched, which reduces page load times. Faster pages help your SEO.
- A dashboard for translation settings. It is meant to be easy to set up and manage, whether you are new to WordPress or an experienced developer.
- A support team. FluentC has a dedicated support team. Contact us.
- Per-site, per-language pricing. 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.
