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A WordPress plugin for translating a whole site, with no cap on languages and no limit on how many words you translate
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Tranzly is a WordPress plugin that gives each page, product and menu a true counterpart in every language, with DeepL or an AI model running on your own account and no cap on words.
About Tranzly
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Tranzly is a WordPress plugin for translating your site.
It creates one real post for each language, with a translated address of its own, so /about/ turns into /de/ueber-uns/. It also adds reciprocal hreflang, canonical addresses and each language in the sitemap from WordPress, Yoast SEO, Rank Math, SEOPress or All in One SEO.
Translating happens through DeepL or the AI model you pick, using your own account. The estimated cost appears first, and Tranzly neither counts nor sells words, so the translation service is paid directly. The free edition from WordPress.org covers unlimited languages, a side-by-side editor, background translation jobs and a status view per language. Corrections made by a person are shielded from re-translation.
A translated page adds two database queries at most and sets no cookie, so page caches keep working. Tranzly Pro brings the whole WooCommerce shop with prices in the visitor's currency, Elementor, Divi, Bricks and other page builders, a glossary and translation memory, translator and reviewer roles, and imports from WPML, Polylang and TranslatePress. With 73 built-in tools, assistants like Claude and ChatGPT can drive translation.
Zinn Digital® Ltd develops, sells and supports Tranzly, and Neil Lock builds it. It is active on over 7,000 sites according to WordPress.org.
In the toolkit
- A separate post for every language, tied back to the original
- Localised addresses, with permanent redirects from the former ones
- Matching hreflang, canonicals and all languages listed in the sitemap
- DeepL or an AI model through your own account, with the cost displayed beforehand
- No word caps, since Tranzly neither counts nor sells words
- An editor showing both versions side by side, plus translation status per language
- Translation jobs that run in the background, with a report and retry in one click
- Language switcher available as block, menu item, widget, shortcode or floating button
- WooCommerce products in all editions, the entire shop in Pro
- Pro supports Elementor, Divi, Bricks, Beaver Builder, Oxygen and WPBakery
Pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
The WordPress.org plugin costs nothing and allows unlimited languages. Tranzly Pro comes as a yearly or monthly plan covering 1 site, 5 sites or unlimited sites, all with a 14-day free trial, no card needed. The connected service gets paid for translation, never Tranzly per word.
Community Q&A
QWhat does it cost to use Tranzly?
From the profile The plugin on WordPress.org comes at no charge and covers any number of languages, connected translations, machine translation through your own DeepL or AI key, localised addresses, hreflang and sitemaps. Tranzly Pro extends this to the complete WooCommerce shop, page builders like Elementor and Divi, bulk translation and a team workflow.
QIs there a per-word fee with Tranzly?
From the profile No. Words are not counted or sold by Tranzly. Link your own DeepL, Google, Microsoft or AI account, check the estimated cost beforehand, and settle up with that provider directly.
QDoes adding languages slow my site down with Tranzly?
From the profile Each translated page needs two extra database queries at most and no cookie is set, which leaves page caching intact.
QHow do I switch over from WPML, Polylang or TranslatePress?
From the profile Tranzly Pro handles it. It brings in your languages and the connections between translations, leaves the previous plugin's data untouched, and a single button reverses the import.
QWho is behind Tranzly?
From the profile Zinn Digital® Ltd develops, sells and supports Tranzly, and it is Neil Lock who builds it.
Updates and milestones
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Tranzly 3 on WordPress.org (opens a new tab) Version 3.18.0, the first Tranzly 3 release on WordPress.org: one real post per language, translated addresses and DeepL or AI translation on your own key.
Tranzly posted a milestone
Speed measured on a clean WordPress site (opens a new tab) Tranzly 3.22.0 added 0.1 kB to a page and no requests to other servers; the Lighthouse performance score on phones stayed at 100.
Founder story from Neil Lock
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