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Changelog

What changed in LgTranslate, newest first. Only things you can see or use are listed here.

One name and one logo

  • The logo, the favicon, the share cards, the e-mail header and the listing images for WordPress and Shopify all read LgTranslate now.
  • The legal pages take the company name, address, VAT number, contact, governing law and refund window from one place. Until those are filled in, the pages show a visible placeholder and say that they are drafts.
  • The sub-processors page lists every outside service the product calls, and a test fails if the product starts calling one that is not on the page.
  • New pages: Why LgTranslate, this changelog, and a security contact file at /.well-known/security.txt (published once the contact address is set).

Prices per site and per language

  • Choose the languages and the number of sites on the pricing page. The price updates as you tick, and you can add several sites with different languages to one cart.
  • Each extra site is 30 percent cheaper than the first. Annual billing costs ten months. There is a Free plan, tiers for Shopify, and a Business plan with a quote for larger needs.

More to do in the dashboard

  • Export your translations at any time, scan your site for new text, and publish automatically after a scan.
  • Invite reviewers and translators with their own review area, and edit text directly on your site with the visual editor.
  • Notifications, a messages page, a support contact, and account e-mails for the trial, billing problems and welcome.

Eight languages for the product itself

  • The dashboard and the e-mails come in English, German, Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Arabic and Hebrew, with right-to-left layout for Arabic and Hebrew. These translations are machine drafts that a native speaker has not reviewed yet.

Looking for how to use a feature? The help center has step-by-step articles, and the what's new page there covers the same releases for existing customers.