What Tranzly does for more features, and which of it is free.
What it does
Manual edits are protected — Any translation a person has edited is marked as human and never overwritten or re-sent to an engine, not by bulk jobs and not by auto-update. You can unlock it on purpose if you want it re-translated.
Failed translation report — Shows exactly what failed, which engine, and why in plain English (the engine refused the content, quota reached, text too long, key or billing problem). One click to retry with another engine, or translate it by hand.
Edit any translation easily — Open any translated page in the normal editor or Page Builder Sandwich, or click a string on the live page, and change it. Saved edits become protected (above).
Do-not-translate list in the free version — A simple list of words that are never translated (brand and product names). The full glossary with preferred translations stays in Pro.
Show content only in some languages — Hide or show any block or section per language (e.g. a German-only offer).
Multilingual site search — Site search returns results in the visitor's language.
Speed promise, tested — A translated page adds at most two database queries and is fully cache-friendly, checked by an automated benchmark on every release.
WooCommerce multi-currency(Pro) — Prices in the visitor's currency per language or country, with rounding rules and a currency switcher.
AI quality check(Pro) — A second AI model reviews each translation, flags mistakes and scores each page, so you know which pages need a human look.
Multilingual SEO audit(Pro) — Finds missing meta, broken hreflang, untranslated slugs and duplicate content, per language.
Translate forms(Pro) — Page Builder Sandwich forms, Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms and Fluent Forms, including their emails.
Translate comments and reviews(Pro) — Optionally translate visitor comments and product reviews.
Different images per language(Pro) — Swap an image per language (e.g. a banner with text on it).
Monthly spend cap per engine(Pro) — Stops translating when your chosen monthly budget is reached and tells you.
Multisite support(Agency plan) — Works across a WordPress multisite network.
Free or Pro
A feature marked (Pro) needs a Pro licence; (Agency plan) needs the Agency plan. Everything else is in the free edition.
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