Choosing a Weglot alternative for WordPress

Weglot is a well-known option for translating a WordPress site, and it will not suit everyone. These are the reasons people cite for looking elsewhere, set against how the FluentC WordPress plugin handles each one.

Reasons people look for an alternative

1. Tiered pricing. Weglot's cost rises with the number of languages and translated words. On a growing site that can add up.
2. Control over translations. Weglot translates automatically, but some users feel it offers too little customization over how their content is translated.
3. Load times. Weglot relies on external servers for translation, which can mean slower load times, particularly on high-traffic sites.
4. SEO control. Weglot's SEO features are decent, but some users want finer control over meta tags, hreflang attributes and localized keywords.

How FluentC handles them

1. Pricing. Flat pricing with unlimited translations. The price depends on the number of languages, not the amount of content. See pricing.
2. Control. You can fine-tune automatic translations or edit them by hand.
3. Load times. The WordPress plugin caches translations locally, so they load without relying on external servers.
4. SEO. Built-in tools manage hreflang tags, meta descriptions and localized keywords.

FluentC also works with WooCommerce, which suits stores expanding into other markets. See WooCommerce translation.

For a feature-by-feature table, see FluentC vs Weglot.

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