Weglot's tiered pricing against FluentC's flat pricing
Weglot's price steps up as you add languages and translated words. FluentC charges by language count, with no per-word fees.
By FluentC1 min read
Translation costs can climb as a site grows. This article covers one cause: how Weglot's tiers work, and how FluentC's pricing differs.
How Weglot's tiers work
Weglot prices in tiers. As you add more languages or more translated words, you move into a higher pricing bracket, and the bill goes up with you.
How FluentC prices
FluentC uses flat pricing with unlimited translations. The price depends on how many languages you add, not on how many words or pages you translate, so growing your content does not raise it. There are no per-word fees and no hidden fees.
That makes the cost easy to plan for, whether you run a small blog or a large store. Current plans are on the pricing page.
Compare
| Weglot | FluentC | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Tiered | Flat, per site by number of languages |
| What raises the price | More languages and more translated words | More languages |
For the full comparison, see FluentC vs Weglot.
