Translate Your Website - WeLocale AI Multilingual Translation

WeLocale is an automatic website translation plugin for WordPress. It translates your entire WordPress website into 50+ languages using AI translation, adds a multilingual language switcher, and handles hreflang tags for multilingual SEO. Install the plugin, add your App Key, and your site is multilingual in minutes: no developer, no code changes, no manual translation work. Whether you want to translate a WordPress blog, a business site, or a WooCommerce store, WeLocale does the automatic translation for you and lets you review and edit every string afterwards. Why WeLocale?

• AI-powered - translations are generated automatically, reviewed in your dashboard
• No code changes - one plugin, one App Key, done
• 50+ languages - all major European, Asian, and Middle Eastern languages
• Built-in language switcher - visitors switch language with one click
• SEO hreflang tags - tell Google which language each page is in (Pro and Scale plans)
• Words stored permanently - your allowance is a stock you buy once, not a monthly rental, and re-translating an edited string does not charge you twice
• Affordable - significantly cheaper than Weglot at every plan level

How it works

1. Install and activate this plugin
2. Create a free account at welocale.net
3. Add your site and copy your App Key
4. Paste the App Key in Settings → WeLocale
5. Done - your site is now multilingual

WeLocale scans your visible page text, translates it with AI, and displays it to visitors in their language. The language switcher appears automatically. You review and edit translations in your WeLocale dashboard. WooCommerce WeLocale translates your entire WooCommerce store automatically: product names, descriptions, categories, cart, checkout, order confirmation pages, and customer emails. No extra configuration needed - install the plugin, add your App Key, and every WooCommerce page is available in your chosen languages. Works with your page builder WeLocale translates the rendered output of your pages, so it works with any page builder or theme:

• Elementor
• Divi
• Beaver Builder
• Bricks
• Oxygen
• Gutenberg (block editor)
• Classic editor
• Any theme or custom layout

What gets translated

• Pages and posts
• Custom post types
• WooCommerce product pages, cart, and checkout
• Navigation menus
• Widgets and sidebars
• Theme strings visible on the front end

WeLocale vs Weglot vs TranslatePress vs WPML

• WeLocale - from $15/month, with a 14-day free trial. Automatic AI translation, no code changes. Ten languages are included at $15. Your allowance is bought once rather than rented monthly, and your translations stay in your account even if you cancel. Works on WordPress and on any other site via one script tag.
• Weglot - from 15 euro/month, and well established since 2016 with a large review base. It prices by language count, so ten languages sit on the 299 euro plan and twenty on the 699 euro plan. It also offers much larger word allowances at the top of its range than we do, so price both if your site is very large.
• TranslatePress - from about $8/month, self-hosted. AI translation is an add-on.
• WPML - from about $39/year, self-hosted. Powerful, but more setup and manual work.

Weglot is a popular, mature product, and its pricing climbs quickly as you add languages and content. TranslatePress and WPML are self-hosted and give you full control, but they need more setup and manual work. WeLocale sits in between: automatic AI translation with no code changes, at a lower price, with ten languages included on the entry plan. Honest note: if you want to own everything on your own server and pay once, TranslatePress is genuinely a better fit. If you need translated URL slugs today, WPML is ahead of us there. What you manage in the dashboard

• Which languages are active
• Translation quality - review and edit any AI translation
• Language switcher appearance
• SEO settings (hreflang, meta tags)

This plugin only connects your WordPress site to WeLocale using your App Key. Translations are stored securely in your WeLocale account, not in WordPress. The widget always loads its latest version automatically, so you get improvements without updating this plugin.

1.2.2

• Correct a claim in the description: competitors do not necessarily reset word allowances monthly, so that comparison has been removed. Weglot's own pricing states a translated word is counted once.
• Replace em dashes with plain hyphens throughout.

1.2.1

• Compatibility with WordPress 7.1.
• Clearer plugin title and description so the plugin is easier to find when searching for "translate".

1.2.0

• Expanded documentation: WooCommerce section, page builder compatibility list, new FAQ entries.
• All screenshots standardized to consistent resolution.

1.1.0

• Language switcher now defaults to bottom-right corner on initial load.
• Improved plugin listing with screenshots and expanded documentation.

1.0.0

• Initial release: connect a WordPress site to WeLocale via App Key and load the AI translation widget.