Government and public sector websites, in every language.
Services, forms, notices and updates in the languages your residents speak. Each language on its own address, so residents find what they need and can act on it.
In the age of AI, your site has to speak their language.
People search, ask AI assistants and shop in their own language. A site that exists in only one language cannot answer them. FluentC for Websites translates any website and any content on the internet into 128+ languages, each language on its own address, so it can be found, read and trusted.
Attract new clients
Residents search for permits, benefits, schools and transit in the language they speak at home. Pages in that language let them find the right service themselves, instead of through a relative or a neighbor.
Serve customers better
Every resident who can read the page can take the next step without a phone call or a trip to the counter. Translated service pages, FAQs and notices extend your reach without extending your staff.
Give them a native experience
Equal access starts with a page people can read. A service that speaks a community's language tells that community it was meant for them.
Where translation works for government & public sector.
Service and permit pages for multilingual communities
A new business owner searches for how to register in their first language. The service page, requirements and fee schedule are in that language, on an address search engines can index.
Each language is served from its own subdomain or country domain, with hreflang set for you, so every language page can be found on its own.
Public notices, alerts and updates people can act on
A service change affects a neighborhood where many residents read Arabic. The notice is available in Arabic as well, where those residents will look for it.
Edit any translation by hand in the dashboard, so you control the wording residents read.
Forms and how-to guides for residents new to the system
A parent looks up school enrollment steps in Somali. The how-to guide is there in Somali, step by step, instead of one more page they cannot read.
FluentC for Websites works with any website and any content on the internet, whatever it is built on.
See your own pages in another language.
Connect your domain, pick your languages, and your government & public sector site is live in each of them.
Live in three steps.
- 01
Add your site
Choose Websites in the dashboard, then enter your site's address, its name and the language it's written in.
- 02
Choose languages and a URL format
Pick the languages you want, then give each one a subdomain or a country domain.
- 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.
What you get
- Every language on its own subdomain or country domain
- hreflang and indexable URLs, set for you
- Multi-language keywords, so you are found in what people type
- Edit any translation by hand in the dashboard
- Translated once, saved, then served fast
- 128+ languages, one flat price per site, per language, unlimited translations
A note on responsible use
Machine translation does not replace certified translation. For binding notices and legal text, follow your certified-translation rules.
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Reach every market in its own language.
Connect your domain, pick your languages, and see your pages in another language.