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Translate Your Website Into German

Add German to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /de/ โ€” with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher.

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How to add German

Add German to Your Website in 3 Steps

No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your German pages will be live at yoursite.com/de/ within minutes.

1

Connect Your Domain

Point your domain to Verbi with a couple of DNS records. Your site stays exactly as it is.

2

Enable German

Select German in your Verbi dashboard. Verbi translates your entire site automatically via DeepL.

3

Live at /de/

Your German pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/de/ โ€” with full SEO and edge caching.

Why German

Why Translate Your Website Into German?

Germany is the largest economy in Europe and the 4th largest globally. German-speaking markets (DACH region) have high purchasing power and strong preference for content in their own language. B2B SaaS companies consistently see strong conversion lifts from German localization.

SEO Impact

German users heavily favor google.de and expect German-language results. Proper /de/ subdirectory URLs with translated meta tags are essential to rank in one of Europe's most valuable search markets.

Speakers

134 million

Internet users

~78 million (DACH)

Ecommerce market

$120B+ (Germany)

Region

Europe

Key markets

Germany, Austria, Switzerland

Primary search engine

google.de

URL prefix

/de/

What You Get With German Translation

Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element โ€” translated via DeepL.

Subdirectory URLs

Clean URLs at /lang/path that Google indexes as separate pages for local search.

Hreflang Tags

Automatic annotations telling Google which pages are translations of each other.

Translated Sitemaps

A dedicated sitemap with all translated URLs, referenced in your robots.txt.

Meta Tag Translation

Title, description, OG tags, and Twitter cards translated for search and social.

Edge Caching

Translated pages cached at 300+ Cloudflare locations for fast page loads worldwide.

Language Switcher

Floating widget lets visitors switch between languages without leaving the page.

Glossary Support

Protect brand names and terms from being translated with glossary rules.

No Code Changes

Your site stays untouched. A quick DNS change and you're live.

Your German URLs

URL structure
yoursite.com/de/
yoursite.com/de/pricing
yoursite.com/de/features
yoursite.com/de/about
yoursite.com/de/blog

German Translation FAQ

DeepL was actually founded in Germany and is considered best-in-class for German translation. It handles compound nouns, case declensions, and formal register (Sie vs du) very well โ€” significantly better than Google Translate for German.
Yes. German is known for long compound words (like "Geschรคftsfรผhrer" or "Suchmaschinenoptimierung"), and DeepL handles these naturally. Verbi's text extraction also reassembles inline text fragments correctly so compound words aren't split mid-word.
Yes. German is the primary language in Germany, Austria, and most of Switzerland. A single /de/ translation covers the entire DACH region. DeepL produces standard German (Hochdeutsch) that works well across all three markets.
The DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) has some of the highest purchasing power in Europe. Germany alone is the largest ecommerce market in Europe at over $120B. B2B SaaS companies regularly cite German as one of the highest-ROI languages to add.

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