FluentC Domains

Translate your whole site onto its own domain.

FluentC Domains serves each language from a subdomain or a country domain, translated, cached and indexable. It works with any website or content on the internet, and it doesn't need a plugin.

Connect your domainHow setup works
yoursite.comyour site, any stack
  • es.yoursite.comsubdomain
  • yoursite.detop-level domain
  • ja.yoursite.comsubdomain
  • yoursite.frtop-level domain
Illustration: yoursite.com stands in for your own domain.
What it is

One site. Every language, on its own address.

Your site stays where it is, in the language it's written in. FluentC reads your public pages, translates them, saves the translation, and serves each language from the address you chose: es.yoursite.com, yoursite.de.

The first time a page is translated it takes a few seconds. After that the saved translation is served straight away.

  • Any CMS, framework, headless build or custom code
  • No plugin to install, update or conflict with
  • One small snippet on your site for the language switcher
  • Edit any translation by hand in the dashboard
  • Flat price per site, per language, unlimited translations
Setup

Three steps, in the dashboard.

  1. 01

    Add your site

    Choose Websites in the dashboard, then enter your site's address, its name and the language it's written in.

  2. 02

    Choose languages and a URL format

    Pick the languages you want, then give each one a subdomain or a country domain.

  3. 03

    Add the language switcher

    Choose a widget style and paste one small snippet into your site. Visitors can now switch language.

Prefer to hand it over? Have our team set it up for you.

Search

Built to be found.

A real URL per language

Every language is served from its own subdomain or country domain, so each page can be linked to, shared and indexed.

hreflang, set for you

FluentC adds the hreflang tags that tell search engines which page is the Spanish one and which is the German one.

Keywords in the language

Translated pages carry multi-language keywords, so you can be found in the language people actually search in.

Multilingual SEO, step by step →

The one thing on your site

A container and a script.

To let visitors switch language, add a container where you want the switcher, and one script tag before the closing </body>. Choose how it looks in the dashboard:

  • Floating widgetRecommendedA floating button visitors click to change language. Suits most websites and mobile users.
  • Language dropdownA dropdown menu built into your navigation. Suits business websites and professional sites.

The full language switcher guide →

Where you want the switcher · html
<div id="fluentc-lang-switcher"></div>
Before the closing body tag · html
<script async
  src="https://widget.fluentc.io/fluentc.v1.0.1.js"
  integrity="sha384-i67c0HA8k9cveXN7Zmg4glsraDLNYO62f0DK2H/Cu7fNbulBhhDJz0ZzAT05p8m6"
  crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
Choose how each language is addressed

Subdomain or country domain? Pick the trade.

Subdomain

fr.example.com/about

One subdomain per language.

Advantages
  • Clean URL structure
  • Language-specific branding
  • Easy to manage separately
Considerations
  • Requires subdomain configuration
  • More complex DNS setup
  • May require separate SSL certificates

Top-level domain

example.fr

Its own country domain. Requires separate domain registration and DNS setup, and suits larger sites best.

Advantages
  • Maximum SEO benefit
  • Best for local market presence
  • Professional appearance
Considerations
  • Most expensive option
  • Complex setup
  • Requires domain registration and DNS setup

Not sure which fits? Ask us, or have our team set it up for you.

In their words

What customers say.

“No other translation tool worked for us. We need a product that could use sub-domains without headache. FluentC was setup quickly and works great!”
CarloConsultant
“We had a very special use case with 2 different websites that needed to display together. FluentC helped us develop a quick solution that allowed us to deliver to our Spanish speaker visitors.”
JaneProgram Lead
On WordPress?

Domains or the plugin?

Use Domains if

  • Your site isn't on WordPress
  • You want each language on its own subdomain or country domain
  • You'd rather not install anything on the site

Use the plugin if

  • You're on WordPress or WooCommerce
  • You want translations hosted on your own WordPress site
  • You'd rather edit translations from inside WordPress

See the WordPress plugin →

Questions

Things people ask.

Something else? Ask us →
Do I have to change my site?

Only to add one small snippet that shows the language switcher. The rest, the languages, the addresses and the translations, is set up in the dashboard. Your pages stay written in their original language.

Which sites does it work with?

Any website or content on the internet, built on a CMS, a headless stack or custom code. Domains doesn't need a plugin. If you're on WordPress and would rather use one, there is one.

Subdomain or country domain?

A subdomain is the simpler setup, though it still needs subdomain configuration and DNS work, and may need separate SSL certificates. A country domain gives the strongest local signal and suits larger sites, but it means registering the domain and setting up DNS for it, and it is the most expensive option. Both are laid out in the trade-off above.

Can you set it up for me?

Yes. You can set FluentC up yourself or have our team do it. Tell us about your site and we'll take it from there.

Can I edit the translations?

Yes. You can change any translation by hand in the dashboard.

How is it priced?

A flat price per site, per language, with unlimited translations. See pricing.

Connect your first domain.

Flat price per site, per language. Unlimited translations.

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