What Tranzly does for foundation, and which of it is free.
What it does
One post per language, linked together — Each translation is a real WordPress post linked to the original. This is the most compatible approach with themes, page builders and SEO plugins.
Keeps your old Tranzly translations — Existing Tranzly language links (old cn_* data) are imported automatically on upgrade.
Translate in the background — Big jobs run in a background queue, so you can close the browser and they carry on. The old version stopped when you closed the tab.
Latest WordPress and PHP, tested every release — Same test matrix as Page Builder Sandwich.
Security by design — Permission checks, request tokens, escaping and encrypted API keys. Fixes every problem found in the old version.
Interface in 58 languages, right-to-left ready — Like our other plugins.
Unlimited languages — No cap on the number of languages, in free or Pro.
Free or Pro
Everything here is in the free edition.
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