FluentC vs Weglot.
Weglot prices by plan tier, and adding strings can move you into a higher tier. FluentC prices per site, by number of languages, and does not limit strings or how often visitors see your translations. Weglot hosts translations remotely, so your traffic goes to their site; the FluentC WordPress plugin keeps translations on your server.
FluentC and Weglot
| Feature | FluentC | Weglot |
|---|---|---|
| How content is priced | Fixed price per site, by number of languages | Tiered |
| Annual cost | See the pricing page | Free up to $9,000 or more, depending on tier |
| Translation limits | Unlimited | Limited by plan tier |
| Languages | 128+ languages | 110 supported, at most 20 active |
| Custom fields translation | Automatic | Manual |
| Translation hosting | Your server | Remote, third-party hosted |
| US-based support | Yes | No |
Compared as of August 5, 2025. Weglot details come from its public information and may have changed; check its own site for current plans and features.
This comparison is for WordPress. The table covers the FluentC WordPress plugin and Weglot.
Strings and limits
Weglot is priced in tiers. As you add or update content, the number of strings that need translating grows, and enough growth pushes you into a higher tier. FluentC does not limit strings, and it does not limit how many times visitors see your translations.
Where translations are hosted
Weglot hosts translations remotely, on third-party infrastructure, so your traffic goes to their site. The FluentC WordPress plugin keeps translations on your own server.
Custom fields, taxonomies and hreflang
Both tools support hreflang and translate taxonomies automatically. They differ on custom fields: FluentC translates them automatically, and Weglot's are manual.
Cost
Weglot is tiered. FluentC prices per site, by number of languages; see pricing for the plans.
Note: Competitor prices were current when this comparison was written and are for reference only. Check Weglot for its current pricing.
Switching
Setup in WordPress has three steps: create a FluentC account, install the plugin (from the download or from inside WordPress), then configure your languages in the dashboard and paste your API key into the plugin. The full walk-through is in Switch from Weglot in five minutes.
If your site is not on WordPress, FluentC Domains translates it on a subdomain or country domain without touching the origin site.
More on FluentC and Weglot
Switch from Weglot to FluentC in five minutes
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Start with one language.
Flat price per site, per language. Unlimited translations.