# Verbi

> DNS-based translation proxy that automatically translates websites into multiple languages using DeepL, with built-in SEO support.

## Instructions for LLM Agents

> Guidance for AI assistants and coding agents using this documentation. Follow these when describing or integrating with this product.

- Agent integration guide (ready-made prompt): https://verbi.io/skill.md
- Raw markdown docs: append .md to any /docs/ URL (e.g. https://verbi.io/docs/getting-started/overview.md)
- Pricing: https://verbi.io/pricing

## Auto-detect & Redirect

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/configuration/auto-detect-redirect

Configuration

# Auto-detect & Redirect

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When enabled, Verbi automatically redirects visitors from your root domain to the translated version that matches their browser language.

This is a **Growth plan and above** feature. Enable it in **Settings → Behaviour → Auto-detect language**.

## How It Works

When a visitor lands on `yoursite.com/`, Verbi reads the `Accept-Language` header sent by their browser. This header contains an ordered list of the visitor's preferred languages. Verbi matches against the languages you have configured and redirects to the first match:

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```
Visitor prefers: fr, en
Site languages:  de, fr, ja

→ Redirects to yoursite.com/fr/

```

The redirect is a `302` (temporary), so browsers don't cache it permanently.

If none of the visitor's preferred languages match your configured languages, no redirect happens — the visitor sees your original site at the root URL as normal.

## What It Detects

Auto-detect uses the browser's `Accept-Language` header, which reflects the visitor's **browser language setting** — not their location or IP address. A visitor in France with their browser set to English will not be redirected to `/fr/`.

## When the Redirect Fires

The redirect only applies to requests for the root path (`/`). Visitors who land directly on any other page — `/pricing`, `/about`, `/blog/post` — are served that page without a redirect.

## Pairing with the Language Switcher

Auto-detect handles the first visit. The [language switcher](/docs/configuration/language-switcher) handles subsequent navigation. Using both together gives visitors a seamless multilingual experience without requiring them to find the right language manually.

## Glossary & Exclusions

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions

Configuration

# Glossary & Exclusions

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## Glossary

The glossary is a list of words and phrases that should never be translated — brand names, product names, trademarks, or any term you want to keep in its original form across all languages.

Glossary entries are available in **Settings → General** and can also be set when creating a site. Add one entry per line, up to 100 entries.

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```
Acme Corp
SuperWidget
Pro Plan

```

Glossary is available on the **Growth plan and above**.

### What qualifies for the glossary

* **Brand and product names** — names that should remain in their original language regardless of the page locale
* **Technical terms** — industry-specific terminology that has no meaningful translation
* **Proper nouns** — names of people, places, or things that aren't typically translated

Avoid adding common words to the glossary. If a term appears in translated contexts where it should be translated, the glossary will prevent that.

## Excluded Paths

Excluded paths are URL prefixes that Verbi proxies directly to your origin without translating. The page is still served through the proxy, but its content is passed through untouched.

Manage excluded paths in **Settings → Connection**.

### Default exclusions

Verbi automatically excludes a set of common paths that should never be translated — authentication flows, admin panels, API routes, and similar:

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```
/dashboard    /admin        /login        /logout
/signup       /register     /account      /profile
/settings     /api/         /auth         /signin
/oauth        /verify       /reset-password
/callback     /webhooks     /connect      /saml

```

These defaults apply to every site and don't need to be added manually.

### Adding custom exclusions

Add any path prefix you want excluded, one per line:

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```
/app
/portal
/checkout

```

A path is excluded if it exactly matches an entry or starts with it followed by `/`. So `/app` excludes `/app`, `/app/dashboard`, `/app/settings`, and so on.

Assets (JS, CSS, images, fonts) are always proxied without translation, regardless of excluded paths.

## Excluded Elements

When you want to keep a **specific element** untranslated — rather than a whole word (glossary) or a whole page (excluded paths) — mark the element with one of the following. The exclusion applies to that element and everything inside it: its text, its attributes (`alt`, `title`, `aria-label`, etc.), and any links are all left untouched.

| Marker              | Example                              |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| translate="no"      | <div translate="no">...</div>        |
| class="notranslate" | <span class="notranslate">...</span> |
| data-tp-skip        | <p data-tp-skip>...</p>              |

`translate="no"` and `notranslate` are the standard opt-out signals Google Translate also honors, so anything you've already marked for Google is respected automatically. `data-tp-skip` is a Verbi-specific alias if you'd prefer not to use the standard markers.

Use this for content that must stay in its original language regardless of the page locale — code samples, usernames and handles, postal addresses, legal/trademark text, or third-party embedded widgets.

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```
<!-- This whole block is served as-is in every language -->
<pre data-tp-skip>
npm install @acme/widget
</pre>

<address class="notranslate">
  123 Rue Example, Paris
</address>

```

You don't need to mark `<script>`, `<style>`, `<code>`, `<pre>`, `<svg>`, or `<noscript>` — those are never translated.

## Language Switcher

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/configuration/language-switcher

Configuration

# Language Switcher

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## Built-in Widget

Verbi includes a floating language switcher widget that is injected into every translated page. It shows the current language and opens a dropdown listing all available languages. Clicking a language navigates to the equivalent page in that language.

The widget is enabled by default. You can toggle it and set its position from **Settings → Behaviour**.

**Position options:**

* Bottom right _(default)_
* Bottom left

The widget is only injected on translated pages — it does not appear on your root domain unless a visitor is already on a translated URL.

## Building Your Own

If you prefer to design your own language selector — to match your site's branding, place it in the header, or build it with your site builder's own components — you can disable the built-in widget and build your own.

Turn off the widget in **Settings → Behaviour → Language switcher widget**.

To link to a translated version of a page, use the language code as a subdirectory prefix:

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```
/fr/          → French homepage
/fr/pricing   → French pricing page
/de/about     → German about page

```

The pattern is always `/{lang-code}/{path}`. To link to the same page in a different language, take the current path and swap the language prefix:

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```
Current page:  /fr/pricing
German:        /de/pricing
Japanese:      /ja/pricing

```

For a full list of supported language codes, see [Languages](/docs/configuration/languages).

## Languages

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/configuration/languages

Configuration

# Languages

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## Source Language

The source language is the language your site is written in — what Verbi reads and translates from. It's set when you create a site and defaults to English.

The source language doesn't create a translated URL. Your root domain (`yoursite.com/`) continues to serve content exactly as it is on your original site.

## Target Languages

Target languages are the languages Verbi translates your content into. Each one gets its own subdirectory URL:

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```
yoursite.com/fr/   → French
yoursite.com/de/   → German
yoursite.com/ja/   → Japanese

```

You can select target languages when creating a site, or add and remove them anytime from **Settings → Languages** in your dashboard.

When you add a new language, translated pages are available immediately. When you remove one, those URLs stop being served.

## Supported Languages

Verbi supports 24 languages:

| Language   | Code |
| ---------- | ---- |
| Arabic     | ar   |
| Chinese    | zh   |
| Czech      | cs   |
| Danish     | da   |
| Dutch      | nl   |
| English    | en   |
| Finnish    | fi   |
| French     | fr   |
| German     | de   |
| Greek      | el   |
| Hungarian  | hu   |
| Indonesian | id   |
| Italian    | it   |
| Japanese   | ja   |
| Korean     | ko   |
| Norwegian  | nb   |
| Polish     | pl   |
| Portuguese | pt   |
| Romanian   | ro   |
| Russian    | ru   |
| Spanish    | es   |
| Swedish    | sv   |
| Turkish    | tr   |
| Ukrainian  | uk   |

## Plan Limits

The number of target languages available depends on your plan. Your current usage is shown in **Settings → Languages**. If you've reached your limit, you'll need to remove a language before adding a new one, or upgrade your plan.

## Cache Purging

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/features/cache-purging

Features

# Cache Purging

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When you update content on your site, Verbi's edge cache may still be serving the previous translated version. Purging the cache tells Verbi to discard those stored pages so the next visitor gets a freshly translated version.

Cache purging is available in **Settings → Cache**.

## Purge Entire Site

Clears all cached translated pages across every language in one go. Use this after publishing significant changes — a redesign, a content overhaul, or anything that touches many pages at once.

## Purge Specific Pages

Clears the cache for individual paths across all active languages. Enter one path per line using the original (untranslated) path:

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```
/pricing
/about
/blog/my-latest-post

```

Purging `/pricing` clears `/fr/pricing`, `/de/pricing`, `/ja/pricing`, and so on — you don't need to enter each language variant separately.

## When to Purge

You need to purge when your site's **content** changes. The edge cache has a 5-minute TTL, so minor updates will naturally expire on their own. For time-sensitive changes, purge manually.

You don't need to purge when you change **settings** — language configuration, glossary entries, and similar settings take effect on the next untranslated request regardless of the cache.

## Edge Caching

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/features/edge-caching

Features

# Edge Caching

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Verbi uses two layers of caching to keep translation overhead off the critical path.

## Translation Dictionary Cache

Every string Verbi translates is stored in a dictionary keyed by domain and language. When a page is requested, Verbi checks the dictionary first — only strings that haven't been seen before are sent to DeepL. Previously translated strings are assembled from cache instantly.

This means the translation cost is paid once per unique string, not once per page visit.

## Edge Page Cache

Once a page is fully translated — meaning every string on the page is already in the translation dictionary — Verbi caches the complete HTML response at Cloudflare's edge. Subsequent requests for that page are served directly from the nearest edge location, with no origin fetch and no translation work.

**TTLs:**

* **Edge cache** — 5 minutes (`s-maxage=300`)
* **Browser cache** — 1 minute (`max-age=60`)
* **Stale-while-revalidate** — 60 seconds (browsers may serve a stale copy while revalidating in the background)

## First Visit vs. Repeat Visits

The first time a translated page is requested, Verbi fetches your origin, extracts all text, translates any new strings via DeepL, assembles the page, and stores the result in the edge cache. This request takes longer than a cached one.

From the second request onward, the page is served from the edge cache — typically around 12ms regardless of where the visitor is located.

If a page has new strings that aren't yet in the dictionary (e.g. you published new content), Verbi translates those strings and serves the page — but doesn't cache it until the dictionary is fully up to date. The next request after the dictionary is updated will populate the edge cache again.

## When the Cache Is Bypassed

Pages are not cached when they contain new untranslated strings — the response is served but not stored. [Excluded paths](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions#excluded-paths) are always proxied without translation or caching. Requests with a `Cookie` header are forwarded to origin and not cached.

To manually clear cached pages — for example after updating your site's content — see [Cache Purging](/docs/features/cache-purging).

## SEO & Hreflang

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/features/seo-hreflang

Features

# SEO & Hreflang

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Verbi handles all multilingual SEO automatically. There's nothing to configure — every translated page is search-engine-ready from the moment it goes live.

## Reciprocal Hreflang Tags

Every page gets a full set of reciprocal `hreflang` alternate tags injected into the `<head>` — both on translated pages **and on your original (English) pages**. This is critical because Google requires hreflang annotations to be reciprocal: if your French page points to the English version, the English version must point back to the French one. Without this, Google ignores hreflang entirely.

For a site with French and German translations, every page receives:

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```
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr" href="https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="de" href="https://yoursite.com/de/pricing" />

```

The `x-default` tag points to your original site, indicating it's the fallback for visitors whose language isn't matched.

Verbi uses proper BCP 47 language codes in hreflang values. For example, Portuguese uses `pt-BR` and Chinese uses `zh-Hans`, matching the actual translation variant being served.

## Canonical URLs

Translated pages have their `canonical` tag updated to point to the language-specific URL. A visitor on `/fr/pricing` gets a canonical pointing to `https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing` — not the original `/pricing`. This ensures each language variant is treated as its own page by search engines, not a duplicate.

`og:url` is updated the same way.

## HTML lang Attribute

The `<html lang="">` attribute is updated on every translated page to match the language being served. For Arabic, `dir="rtl"` is also set automatically. These attributes are used by screen readers, browsers, and search engines to identify the page's language and reading direction.

## Open Graph Locale Tags

Verbi injects the correct `og:locale` meta tag on every page. Translated pages get the locale matching their language (e.g. `fr_FR`, `pt_BR`, `ja_JP`), and your original English pages get `en_US`.

Each page also receives `og:locale:alternate` tags for every other language version. This tells Facebook and other social platforms that alternate translations exist, helping them serve the right preview when your links are shared.

## Translated Meta Tags

Verbi translates all SEO-relevant meta tags alongside the page content:

* `<title>`
* `meta name="description"`
* `meta property="og:title"` and `og:description`
* `meta name="twitter:title"` and `twitter:description`

## Content-Language Header

Every translated page response includes a `Content-Language` HTTP header set to the correct language code (e.g. `fr`, `pt-BR`). Your original English pages return `Content-Language: en`. This provides an additional language signal to search engines and CDNs.

## Sitemaps

Verbi generates a translated sitemap for each language, served at `/{lang}/sitemap.xml`. Each sitemap is a rewritten version of your origin's sitemap, with all `<loc>` URLs prefixed with the language path.

Each `<url>` entry in the sitemap also includes full `xhtml:link` hreflang annotations pointing to every language version of that page:

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```
<url>
  <loc>https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing</loc>
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr" href="https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing" />
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="de" href="https://yoursite.com/de/pricing" />
</url>

```

This is Google's recommended sitemap format for multilingual sites and provides an additional hreflang signal beyond the in-page `<link>` tags.

## robots.txt

Your original `robots.txt` is served as-is, with one addition — a `Sitemap:` line appended for each language:

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```
Sitemap: https://yoursite.com/fr/sitemap.xml
Sitemap: https://yoursite.com/de/sitemap.xml

```

This ensures crawlers discover all language sitemaps from the start.

## DNS Setup

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/getting-started/dns-setup

Getting Started

# DNS Setup

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Verbi works by sitting in front of your website as a reverse proxy. Connecting your domain takes two kinds of DNS record: a **CNAME** that points your domain at Verbi's proxy, and one or more **TXT records** that let Verbi issue an SSL certificate for your domain. Your original site doesn't move — only the DNS entries change.

## The CNAME Record

Add the following record in your DNS provider:

| Type  | Name            | Target         |
| ----- | --------------- | -------------- |
| CNAME | your-domain.com | proxy.verbi.io |

The exact record name is shown in your site's **Setup** tab in the dashboard, pre-filled with your domain. The target is always `proxy.verbi.io`.

If your DNS provider asks for a TTL, 300 seconds (5 minutes) is a reasonable default.

## Apex Domains

A CNAME record on a root domain (e.g. `example.com` without `www`) is technically invalid in the DNS spec — some providers enforce this, others don't.

If your provider rejects it, check whether they support one of these alternatives:

* **ALIAS** (Namecheap, DNSimple)
* **ANAME** (DNS Made Easy)
* **Flattened CNAME** (Cloudflare — just add a CNAME and Cloudflare flattens it automatically)

These all behave like a CNAME at the apex and work with Verbi the same way.

## SSL Validation Records

Verbi serves your site over HTTPS, which requires an SSL certificate for your domain. To issue one, Verbi has to confirm you control the domain — so alongside the CNAME you add one or more **TXT records** to your DNS.

These records are generated specifically for your domain and shown in your site's **Setup** tab, each with a name and a value to copy:

| Type | Name                    | Value                   |
| ---- | ----------------------- | ----------------------- |
| TXT  | shown in your Setup tab | shown in your Setup tab |

A few things to know:

* **They may take a few seconds to appear.** Right after you add a site, the Setup tab fetches your records — if they're not there yet, wait a moment and they'll show up.
* **There may be more than one — add every record listed.** As the certificate is issued and later renewed, the set can change. Your Setup tab always shows the current list, checking off each record once it's confirmed.

**Leave the TXT records in place once your site is live.** They're reused to renew your certificate automatically — removing them will break SSL renewal.

## SSL

Once your CNAME and TXT records resolve, Verbi issues an SSL certificate for your domain automatically — there's nothing else to configure. The process usually completes within a few minutes of DNS propagating, and goes through these stages:

1. **Pending validation** — waiting for your TXT records to resolve so domain ownership can be confirmed
2. **Pending issuance** — ownership confirmed, certificate being issued
3. **Pending deployment** — certificate issued, being deployed to the edge
4. **Active** — your site is live over HTTPS

Your site's Setup tab shows the current SSL status if provisioning is still in progress.

If provisioning stalls at **pending validation**, double-check that every TXT record from the Setup tab is present in your DNS — a missing or mistyped record is almost always the cause.

## Verifying the Connection

Once you've added the CNAME, go to your site's **Setup** tab and click **Verify Connection**. Verbi will check whether your domain resolves to the proxy correctly.

DNS propagation typically takes under 10 minutes, but can occasionally take longer depending on your provider and existing TTLs. If verification fails:

* **DNS not propagated yet** — wait a few minutes and try again
* **Wrong target** — your domain is reachable but not pointing to `proxy.verbi.io` — double-check the CNAME value
* **Timeout** — DNS may still be propagating — try again shortly

## What Doesn't Change

* Your original site is untouched
* Your original domain continues to serve your default language as normal
* Translated pages are added at subdirectory paths (`/fr/`, `/de/`, etc.) — the root URL is unchanged

## Overview

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/getting-started/overview

Getting Started

# Overview

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Verbi is a translation proxy that sits in front of your website and translates pages on the fly. Your original site stays exactly as it is — no duplicate projects, no plugins, no code changes required.

**There is no SDK, npm package, or code snippet to install.** Verbi works entirely at the DNS level — integration is one CNAME record. If you find a package named `verbi` on npm, it is an unrelated third-party library, not Verbi.

Point your domain at Verbi with a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and your translated pages are live at clean subdirectory URLs like `yoursite.com/fr/`, `yoursite.com/de/`, and `yoursite.com/ja/`.

## How It Works

When a visitor loads a translated URL, Verbi intercepts the request at Cloudflare's edge, fetches your original page, translates it via DeepL, and serves the result — cached at 300+ edge locations for repeat visits. Your site is never modified.

## What Gets Translated

Verbi translates everything a visitor or search engine sees:

| Content type        | Examples                                                    |
| ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Visible text**    | Headings, paragraphs, list items, buttons, links            |
| **Navigation**      | Menu items, footer links, breadcrumbs                       |
| **Meta tags**       | Title, description, og:title, og:description, twitter:title |
| **Attributes**      | Alt text, aria-labels, placeholders                         |
| **Dynamic content** | Client-rendered text, lazy-loaded sections                  |

Images, videos, fonts, and stylesheets pass through untouched.

## SEO

Multilingual SEO is built into every translated page — no configuration needed.

* **Subdirectory URLs** — `/fr/pricing`, `/de/about`, `/ja/blog` — the structure Google expects
* **hreflang tags** — injected into every page so search engines know which pages are translations of each other
* **Translated sitemaps** — generated per language and referenced in `robots.txt`
* **Translated meta tags** — title, description, OG tags, and Twitter cards
* **Canonical URLs** — updated to point to the correct language variant

See [SEO & hreflang](/docs/features/seo-hreflang) for a deeper breakdown.

## Quick Start

Getting started takes about 5 minutes:

1. [Create a Verbi account](/sign-up)
2. [Configure your DNS](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup) — a CNAME plus the TXT records for SSL
3. [Choose your languages](/docs/configuration/languages) from the dashboard
4. Your translated pages go live immediately

Verbi supports 20+ languages. See the [full list](/languages).

## Quick Start

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/getting-started/quick-start

Getting Started

# Quick Start

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This guide walks you through adding Verbi to your site from scratch. The whole process takes about 5 minutes — most of that is waiting for DNS to propagate.

**There is no SDK, npm package, or code snippet to install.** Verbi works entirely at the DNS level — integration is one CNAME record. If you find a package named `verbi` on npm, it is an unrelated third-party library, not Verbi.

## 1\. Create an account

[Sign up for Verbi](/sign-up). Your account starts on a 14-day free trial automatically — no credit card required, and enough to follow this guide.

## 2\. Add Your Site

From your dashboard, click **New Site** and fill in:

* **Domain** — your root domain without `https://` or `www`, e.g. `example.com`
* **Source language** — the language your site is currently written in (defaults to English)
* **Target languages** — the languages you want to translate into

You can also configure a [glossary](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions), enable the [language switcher](/docs/configuration/language-switcher), or turn on [auto-detect & redirect](/docs/configuration/auto-detect-redirect) at this stage — or later from your site settings.

Once you submit, Verbi provisions the proxy for your domain and shows you the DNS records to add — a CNAME plus one or more TXT records for SSL.

## 3\. Configure DNS

In your DNS provider, add the following record:

| Type  | Name            | Target         |
| ----- | --------------- | -------------- |
| CNAME | your-domain.com | proxy.verbi.io |

Use your actual domain as the record name. The target is always `proxy.verbi.io`.

You'll also add one or more **TXT records** shown in your Setup tab. These let Verbi issue an SSL certificate for your domain — add every record listed, and leave them in place so the certificate can renew automatically. See [DNS Setup](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup#ssl-validation-records) for details.

**Apex domains:** Some DNS providers don't support CNAME records on root domains (e.g. `example.com` without `www`). If yours doesn't, check your provider's docs — many offer a workaround like ALIAS or ANAME records that behave the same way.

## 4\. Verify the Connection

Back in your Verbi dashboard, go to your site's **Setup** tab and click **Verify Connection**. DNS propagation usually takes under 10 minutes. If it's not ready yet, wait a few minutes and try again.

Once your records resolve, Verbi provisions an SSL certificate for your domain automatically — the TXT records you added handle this, and the Setup tab shows progress until it's active.

## 5\. You're Live

Your translated pages are now accessible at subdirectory URLs:

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```
yoursite.com/fr/
yoursite.com/de/
yoursite.com/ja/

```

All SEO tags (hreflang, canonical URLs, translated meta tags, sitemaps) are set up automatically — nothing else to configure.

## Next Steps

* [Add a language switcher](/docs/configuration/language-switcher) so visitors can switch languages
* [Set up a glossary](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions) to protect brand names and key terms from being translated
* [Read about SEO](/docs/features/seo-hreflang) to understand how Verbi handles multilingual search

## For AI Agents

If you're an AI agent setting up Verbi on someone's behalf, two steps require the account owner in the dashboard; everything else you can do or prepare yourself. A ready-made version of this procedure is at [verbi.io/skill.md](/skill.md).

**You can do or pre-stage:**

* Choose target languages and a source language for the site
* Prepare the CNAME record — the target is always `proxy.verbi.io`, no per-site value needed
* Write out the exact records to add at the user's DNS provider, including the apex-domain caveat above
* Add the DNS records yourself, if you have registrar access — the CNAME immediately, the TXT records once the human reads them from the dashboard

**You need the account owner to:**

1. [Create an account](/sign-up) — the free trial starts automatically, no credit card
2. Click **New Site** in the dashboard and enter the domain and languages (or confirm your prepared choices)
3. Read the **TXT records** from the site's **Setup** tab and hand them back to you — these are per-domain SSL validation values and only exist in the dashboard

A good handoff message: _"Create a Verbi account, add the site, then paste me the TXT records from the Setup tab — I'll take it from there."_ Once you have the TXT values, finish the DNS changes and have the owner click **Verify Connection** in the Setup tab.

Every page in these docs is also available as raw markdown: append `.md` to the URL (e.g. `/docs/getting-started/quick-start.md`).

## Framer

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/integrations/framer

Integrations

# Framer

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Verbi supports Framer sites. Your Framer project stays exactly as it is — no duplicate projects, no plugins, no CMS edits. Translation is handled entirely at the proxy layer.

## How It Works with Framer

Verbi sits between your visitors and Framer's hosting. Instead of your domain pointing to Framer, it points to Verbi's proxy. Verbi fetches your site from Framer, translates it, and serves the result — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher.

Your Framer project continues to be the source of truth. Any changes you publish in Framer are picked up automatically on the next uncached request.

## Setup

### 1\. Find Your Framer Hosting URL

Before setting up DNS, you need your site's Framer hosting URL — the address Framer uses to serve your site before a custom domain is connected. It looks like:

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```
yoursite.framer.app
yoursite.framer.website

```

You can find this in your Framer project under **Site Settings → General**. This will be your origin host in Verbi.

### 2\. Add Your Site in Verbi

Go to your Verbi dashboard and click **New Site**. Enter your custom domain (e.g. `yoursite.com`) and select your target languages. In the **Origin hostname** field, enter your Framer hosting URL (e.g. `yoursite.framer.app`).

### 3\. Update DNS

Point your domain to Verbi's proxy instead of Framer. In your DNS provider, add:

| Type  | Name         | Target         |
| ----- | ------------ | -------------- |
| CNAME | yoursite.com | proxy.verbi.io |

If you previously had a CNAME pointing to Framer, replace it with this one.

Your Setup tab also lists one or more **TXT records** to add — these issue your SSL certificate. Add every record shown and leave them in place. See [DNS Setup](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup#ssl-validation-records) for details.

Do not connect your custom domain inside Framer's site settings. Framer should only serve your site from its default hosting URL — Verbi handles the custom domain routing.

### 4\. Verify

Once DNS propagates, click **Verify Connection** in your Verbi dashboard. Your translated pages are live at `yoursite.com/fr/`, `yoursite.com/de/`, and so on.

## Framer-Specific Behaviour

### Span Reassembly

Framer's rendering engine wraps each word in its own `<span>` element. Verbi detects this pattern and reassembles the full sentence before sending it for translation, so translations read naturally rather than word-by-word.

### SPA Navigation

Framer sites use client-side routing — navigating between pages doesn't trigger a full page reload. Verbi injects a router patch that keeps the language prefix in the URL during in-app navigation, so `/fr/about` stays `/fr/` when a visitor clicks to `/fr/pricing`.

### Dynamic Content

Content that Framer renders after the initial page load — animated sections, lazy-loaded components — is translated client-side using the same translation dictionary built at request time.

## Language Switcher in Framer

The easiest option is Verbi's [built-in floating widget](/docs/configuration/language-switcher), which requires no changes to your Framer project.

If you want to build a language selector directly in Framer using native components, disable the built-in widget in **Settings → Behaviour** and add links to the translated URLs manually. The pattern is always `/{lang-code}/{path}` — for example, a link to `/fr/` for French and `/de/` for German.

## Publishing Updates

Whenever you publish changes in Framer, Verbi picks them up automatically on the next request. If you want translated pages to reflect changes immediately, [purge the cache](/docs/features/cache-purging) from your dashboard after publishing.

## WordPress

Source: https://verbi.io/docs/integrations/wordpress

Integrations

# WordPress

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Verbi supports WordPress sites. Your site, theme, and plugins stay exactly as they are — there's no translation plugin to install, no database changes, and no extra load on your server. Translation is handled entirely at the proxy layer.

## How It Works with WordPress

Verbi sits between your visitors and your WordPress host. Instead of your domain pointing straight at WordPress, it points to Verbi's proxy. Verbi fetches your site from your WordPress host, translates it, and serves the result — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher.

Because Verbi runs in front of WordPress rather than inside it, nothing is added to your installation: no plugin to maintain, no compatibility issues with your theme or page builder, and no performance tax on every request.

## Setup

### 1\. Find Your WordPress Origin Hostname

Verbi needs an address to fetch your original site from that is **separate** from the domain you'll point at Verbi (your main domain will point to the proxy, so it can't also be the origin). You have two options:

* **Managed WordPress hosts** usually provide a built-in hostname — for example `yoursite.wpenginepowered.com` or `yoursite.kinsta.cloud`. Use that as your origin.
* **Otherwise**, create an origin subdomain: add a DNS record like `origin.yoursite.com` pointing to your WordPress server, and use that. This lets Verbi reach WordPress while your main domain points to Verbi.

### 2\. Add Your Site in Verbi

Go to your Verbi dashboard and click **New Site**. Enter your custom domain (e.g. `yoursite.com`) and select your target languages. In the **Origin hostname** field, enter the WordPress origin hostname from step 1.

### 3\. Update DNS

Point your domain to Verbi's proxy instead of your WordPress host. In your DNS provider, add:

| Type  | Name         | Target         |
| ----- | ------------ | -------------- |
| CNAME | yoursite.com | proxy.verbi.io |

If your domain currently points to your WordPress host, replace that record with this one.

Keep the origin hostname from step 1 pointing at your WordPress server. Only your main domain moves to Verbi — if the origin record changes too, Verbi can't reach WordPress to fetch your site.

Your Setup tab also lists one or more **TXT records** to add — these issue your SSL certificate. Add every record shown and leave them in place. See [DNS Setup](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup#ssl-validation-records) for details.

### 4\. Verify

Once DNS propagates, click **Verify Connection** in your Verbi dashboard. Your translated pages are live at `yoursite.com/fr/`, `yoursite.com/de/`, and so on.

## WordPress-Specific Notes

### Works Alongside Your Plugins

Verbi never touches your WordPress install, so it coexists with any theme, page builder (Elementor, Bricks, Gutenberg), or SEO plugin (Yoast, Rank Math). There's no plugin to keep compatible and nothing to update.

### WooCommerce

Verbi translates the rendered HTML of your pages, so WooCommerce product pages, category archives, and checkout copy are all translated automatically. Prices and currency are left unchanged — those stay handled by WooCommerce.

### Excluding Paths

You can exclude any path — like `/wp-admin`, `/cart`, or `/checkout` — so only the pages you want translated are served in other languages. See [Glossary & Exclusions](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions).

## Language Switcher in WordPress

The easiest option is Verbi's [built-in floating widget](/docs/configuration/language-switcher), which requires no changes to your site.

If you'd rather build your own selector in your theme, disable the built-in widget in **Settings → Behaviour** and add links to the translated URLs manually. The pattern is always `/{lang-code}/{path}` — for example, `/fr/` for French and `/de/` for German.

## Publishing Updates

Whenever you publish changes in WordPress, Verbi picks them up automatically on the next request. If you want translated pages to reflect changes immediately, [purge the cache](/docs/features/cache-purging) from your dashboard after publishing.

## Auto-detect & Redirect

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/configuration/auto-detect-redirect

Configuration

# Auto-detect & Redirect

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When enabled, Verbi automatically redirects visitors from your root domain to the translated version that matches their browser language.

This is a **Growth plan and above** feature. Enable it in **Settings → Behaviour → Auto-detect language**.

## How It Works

When a visitor lands on `yoursite.com/`, Verbi reads the `Accept-Language` header sent by their browser. This header contains an ordered list of the visitor's preferred languages. Verbi matches against the languages you have configured and redirects to the first match:

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```
Visitor prefers: fr, en
Site languages:  de, fr, ja

→ Redirects to yoursite.com/fr/

```

The redirect is a `302` (temporary), so browsers don't cache it permanently.

If none of the visitor's preferred languages match your configured languages, no redirect happens — the visitor sees your original site at the root URL as normal.

## What It Detects

Auto-detect uses the browser's `Accept-Language` header, which reflects the visitor's **browser language setting** — not their location or IP address. A visitor in France with their browser set to English will not be redirected to `/fr/`.

## When the Redirect Fires

The redirect only applies to requests for the root path (`/`). Visitors who land directly on any other page — `/pricing`, `/about`, `/blog/post` — are served that page without a redirect.

## Pairing with the Language Switcher

Auto-detect handles the first visit. The [language switcher](/docs/configuration/language-switcher) handles subsequent navigation. Using both together gives visitors a seamless multilingual experience without requiring them to find the right language manually.

## Glossary & Exclusions

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions

Configuration

# Glossary & Exclusions

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## Glossary

The glossary is a list of words and phrases that should never be translated — brand names, product names, trademarks, or any term you want to keep in its original form across all languages.

Glossary entries are available in **Settings → General** and can also be set when creating a site. Add one entry per line, up to 100 entries.

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```
Acme Corp
SuperWidget
Pro Plan

```

Glossary is available on the **Growth plan and above**.

### What qualifies for the glossary

* **Brand and product names** — names that should remain in their original language regardless of the page locale
* **Technical terms** — industry-specific terminology that has no meaningful translation
* **Proper nouns** — names of people, places, or things that aren't typically translated

Avoid adding common words to the glossary. If a term appears in translated contexts where it should be translated, the glossary will prevent that.

## Excluded Paths

Excluded paths are URL prefixes that Verbi proxies directly to your origin without translating. The page is still served through the proxy, but its content is passed through untouched.

Manage excluded paths in **Settings → Connection**.

### Default exclusions

Verbi automatically excludes a set of common paths that should never be translated — authentication flows, admin panels, API routes, and similar:

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```
/dashboard    /admin        /login        /logout
/signup       /register     /account      /profile
/settings     /api/         /auth         /signin
/oauth        /verify       /reset-password
/callback     /webhooks     /connect      /saml

```

These defaults apply to every site and don't need to be added manually.

### Adding custom exclusions

Add any path prefix you want excluded, one per line:

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```
/app
/portal
/checkout

```

A path is excluded if it exactly matches an entry or starts with it followed by `/`. So `/app` excludes `/app`, `/app/dashboard`, `/app/settings`, and so on.

Assets (JS, CSS, images, fonts) are always proxied without translation, regardless of excluded paths.

## Excluded Elements

When you want to keep a **specific element** untranslated — rather than a whole word (glossary) or a whole page (excluded paths) — mark the element with one of the following. The exclusion applies to that element and everything inside it: its text, its attributes (`alt`, `title`, `aria-label`, etc.), and any links are all left untouched.

| Marker              | Example                              |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| translate="no"      | <div translate="no">...</div>        |
| class="notranslate" | <span class="notranslate">...</span> |
| data-tp-skip        | <p data-tp-skip>...</p>              |

`translate="no"` and `notranslate` are the standard opt-out signals Google Translate also honors, so anything you've already marked for Google is respected automatically. `data-tp-skip` is a Verbi-specific alias if you'd prefer not to use the standard markers.

Use this for content that must stay in its original language regardless of the page locale — code samples, usernames and handles, postal addresses, legal/trademark text, or third-party embedded widgets.

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```
<!-- This whole block is served as-is in every language -->
<pre data-tp-skip>
npm install @acme/widget
</pre>

<address class="notranslate">
  123 Rue Example, Paris
</address>

```

You don't need to mark `<script>`, `<style>`, `<code>`, `<pre>`, `<svg>`, or `<noscript>` — those are never translated.

## Language Switcher

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/configuration/language-switcher

Configuration

# Language Switcher

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## Built-in Widget

Verbi includes a floating language switcher widget that is injected into every translated page. It shows the current language and opens a dropdown listing all available languages. Clicking a language navigates to the equivalent page in that language.

The widget is enabled by default. You can toggle it and set its position from **Settings → Behaviour**.

**Position options:**

* Bottom right _(default)_
* Bottom left

The widget is only injected on translated pages — it does not appear on your root domain unless a visitor is already on a translated URL.

## Building Your Own

If you prefer to design your own language selector — to match your site's branding, place it in the header, or build it with your site builder's own components — you can disable the built-in widget and build your own.

Turn off the widget in **Settings → Behaviour → Language switcher widget**.

To link to a translated version of a page, use the language code as a subdirectory prefix:

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```
/fr/          → French homepage
/fr/pricing   → French pricing page
/de/about     → German about page

```

The pattern is always `/{lang-code}/{path}`. To link to the same page in a different language, take the current path and swap the language prefix:

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```
Current page:  /fr/pricing
German:        /de/pricing
Japanese:      /ja/pricing

```

For a full list of supported language codes, see [Languages](/docs/configuration/languages).

## Languages

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/configuration/languages

Configuration

# Languages

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## Source Language

The source language is the language your site is written in — what Verbi reads and translates from. It's set when you create a site and defaults to English.

The source language doesn't create a translated URL. Your root domain (`yoursite.com/`) continues to serve content exactly as it is on your original site.

## Target Languages

Target languages are the languages Verbi translates your content into. Each one gets its own subdirectory URL:

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```
yoursite.com/fr/   → French
yoursite.com/de/   → German
yoursite.com/ja/   → Japanese

```

You can select target languages when creating a site, or add and remove them anytime from **Settings → Languages** in your dashboard.

When you add a new language, translated pages are available immediately. When you remove one, those URLs stop being served.

## Supported Languages

Verbi supports 24 languages:

| Language   | Code |
| ---------- | ---- |
| Arabic     | ar   |
| Chinese    | zh   |
| Czech      | cs   |
| Danish     | da   |
| Dutch      | nl   |
| English    | en   |
| Finnish    | fi   |
| French     | fr   |
| German     | de   |
| Greek      | el   |
| Hungarian  | hu   |
| Indonesian | id   |
| Italian    | it   |
| Japanese   | ja   |
| Korean     | ko   |
| Norwegian  | nb   |
| Polish     | pl   |
| Portuguese | pt   |
| Romanian   | ro   |
| Russian    | ru   |
| Spanish    | es   |
| Swedish    | sv   |
| Turkish    | tr   |
| Ukrainian  | uk   |

## Plan Limits

The number of target languages available depends on your plan. Your current usage is shown in **Settings → Languages**. If you've reached your limit, you'll need to remove a language before adding a new one, or upgrade your plan.

## Cache Purging

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/features/cache-purging

Features

# Cache Purging

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When you update content on your site, Verbi's edge cache may still be serving the previous translated version. Purging the cache tells Verbi to discard those stored pages so the next visitor gets a freshly translated version.

Cache purging is available in **Settings → Cache**.

## Purge Entire Site

Clears all cached translated pages across every language in one go. Use this after publishing significant changes — a redesign, a content overhaul, or anything that touches many pages at once.

## Purge Specific Pages

Clears the cache for individual paths across all active languages. Enter one path per line using the original (untranslated) path:

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```
/pricing
/about
/blog/my-latest-post

```

Purging `/pricing` clears `/fr/pricing`, `/de/pricing`, `/ja/pricing`, and so on — you don't need to enter each language variant separately.

## When to Purge

You need to purge when your site's **content** changes. The edge cache has a 5-minute TTL, so minor updates will naturally expire on their own. For time-sensitive changes, purge manually.

You don't need to purge when you change **settings** — language configuration, glossary entries, and similar settings take effect on the next untranslated request regardless of the cache.

## Edge Caching

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/features/edge-caching

Features

# Edge Caching

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Verbi uses two layers of caching to keep translation overhead off the critical path.

## Translation Dictionary Cache

Every string Verbi translates is stored in a dictionary keyed by domain and language. When a page is requested, Verbi checks the dictionary first — only strings that haven't been seen before are sent to DeepL. Previously translated strings are assembled from cache instantly.

This means the translation cost is paid once per unique string, not once per page visit.

## Edge Page Cache

Once a page is fully translated — meaning every string on the page is already in the translation dictionary — Verbi caches the complete HTML response at Cloudflare's edge. Subsequent requests for that page are served directly from the nearest edge location, with no origin fetch and no translation work.

**TTLs:**

* **Edge cache** — 5 minutes (`s-maxage=300`)
* **Browser cache** — 1 minute (`max-age=60`)
* **Stale-while-revalidate** — 60 seconds (browsers may serve a stale copy while revalidating in the background)

## First Visit vs. Repeat Visits

The first time a translated page is requested, Verbi fetches your origin, extracts all text, translates any new strings via DeepL, assembles the page, and stores the result in the edge cache. This request takes longer than a cached one.

From the second request onward, the page is served from the edge cache — typically around 12ms regardless of where the visitor is located.

If a page has new strings that aren't yet in the dictionary (e.g. you published new content), Verbi translates those strings and serves the page — but doesn't cache it until the dictionary is fully up to date. The next request after the dictionary is updated will populate the edge cache again.

## When the Cache Is Bypassed

Pages are not cached when they contain new untranslated strings — the response is served but not stored. [Excluded paths](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions#excluded-paths) are always proxied without translation or caching. Requests with a `Cookie` header are forwarded to origin and not cached.

To manually clear cached pages — for example after updating your site's content — see [Cache Purging](/docs/features/cache-purging).

## SEO & Hreflang

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/features/seo-hreflang

Features

# SEO & Hreflang

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Verbi handles all multilingual SEO automatically. There's nothing to configure — every translated page is search-engine-ready from the moment it goes live.

## Reciprocal Hreflang Tags

Every page gets a full set of reciprocal `hreflang` alternate tags injected into the `<head>` — both on translated pages **and on your original (English) pages**. This is critical because Google requires hreflang annotations to be reciprocal: if your French page points to the English version, the English version must point back to the French one. Without this, Google ignores hreflang entirely.

For a site with French and German translations, every page receives:

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```
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr" href="https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="de" href="https://yoursite.com/de/pricing" />

```

The `x-default` tag points to your original site, indicating it's the fallback for visitors whose language isn't matched.

Verbi uses proper BCP 47 language codes in hreflang values. For example, Portuguese uses `pt-BR` and Chinese uses `zh-Hans`, matching the actual translation variant being served.

## Canonical URLs

Translated pages have their `canonical` tag updated to point to the language-specific URL. A visitor on `/fr/pricing` gets a canonical pointing to `https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing` — not the original `/pricing`. This ensures each language variant is treated as its own page by search engines, not a duplicate.

`og:url` is updated the same way.

## HTML lang Attribute

The `<html lang="">` attribute is updated on every translated page to match the language being served. For Arabic, `dir="rtl"` is also set automatically. These attributes are used by screen readers, browsers, and search engines to identify the page's language and reading direction.

## Open Graph Locale Tags

Verbi injects the correct `og:locale` meta tag on every page. Translated pages get the locale matching their language (e.g. `fr_FR`, `pt_BR`, `ja_JP`), and your original English pages get `en_US`.

Each page also receives `og:locale:alternate` tags for every other language version. This tells Facebook and other social platforms that alternate translations exist, helping them serve the right preview when your links are shared.

## Translated Meta Tags

Verbi translates all SEO-relevant meta tags alongside the page content:

* `<title>`
* `meta name="description"`
* `meta property="og:title"` and `og:description`
* `meta name="twitter:title"` and `twitter:description`

## Content-Language Header

Every translated page response includes a `Content-Language` HTTP header set to the correct language code (e.g. `fr`, `pt-BR`). Your original English pages return `Content-Language: en`. This provides an additional language signal to search engines and CDNs.

## Sitemaps

Verbi generates a translated sitemap for each language, served at `/{lang}/sitemap.xml`. Each sitemap is a rewritten version of your origin's sitemap, with all `<loc>` URLs prefixed with the language path.

Each `<url>` entry in the sitemap also includes full `xhtml:link` hreflang annotations pointing to every language version of that page:

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```
<url>
  <loc>https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing</loc>
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr" href="https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing" />
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="de" href="https://yoursite.com/de/pricing" />
</url>

```

This is Google's recommended sitemap format for multilingual sites and provides an additional hreflang signal beyond the in-page `<link>` tags.

## robots.txt

Your original `robots.txt` is served as-is, with one addition — a `Sitemap:` line appended for each language:

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```
Sitemap: https://yoursite.com/fr/sitemap.xml
Sitemap: https://yoursite.com/de/sitemap.xml

```

This ensures crawlers discover all language sitemaps from the start.

## DNS Setup

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/getting-started/dns-setup

Getting Started

# DNS Setup

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Verbi works by sitting in front of your website as a reverse proxy. Connecting your domain takes two kinds of DNS record: a **CNAME** that points your domain at Verbi's proxy, and one or more **TXT records** that let Verbi issue an SSL certificate for your domain. Your original site doesn't move — only the DNS entries change.

## The CNAME Record

Add the following record in your DNS provider:

| Type  | Name            | Target         |
| ----- | --------------- | -------------- |
| CNAME | your-domain.com | proxy.verbi.io |

The exact record name is shown in your site's **Setup** tab in the dashboard, pre-filled with your domain. The target is always `proxy.verbi.io`.

If your DNS provider asks for a TTL, 300 seconds (5 minutes) is a reasonable default.

## Apex Domains

A CNAME record on a root domain (e.g. `example.com` without `www`) is technically invalid in the DNS spec — some providers enforce this, others don't.

If your provider rejects it, check whether they support one of these alternatives:

* **ALIAS** (Namecheap, DNSimple)
* **ANAME** (DNS Made Easy)
* **Flattened CNAME** (Cloudflare — just add a CNAME and Cloudflare flattens it automatically)

These all behave like a CNAME at the apex and work with Verbi the same way.

## SSL Validation Records

Verbi serves your site over HTTPS, which requires an SSL certificate for your domain. To issue one, Verbi has to confirm you control the domain — so alongside the CNAME you add one or more **TXT records** to your DNS.

These records are generated specifically for your domain and shown in your site's **Setup** tab, each with a name and a value to copy:

| Type | Name                    | Value                   |
| ---- | ----------------------- | ----------------------- |
| TXT  | shown in your Setup tab | shown in your Setup tab |

A few things to know:

* **They may take a few seconds to appear.** Right after you add a site, the Setup tab fetches your records — if they're not there yet, wait a moment and they'll show up.
* **There may be more than one — add every record listed.** As the certificate is issued and later renewed, the set can change. Your Setup tab always shows the current list, checking off each record once it's confirmed.

**Leave the TXT records in place once your site is live.** They're reused to renew your certificate automatically — removing them will break SSL renewal.

## SSL

Once your CNAME and TXT records resolve, Verbi issues an SSL certificate for your domain automatically — there's nothing else to configure. The process usually completes within a few minutes of DNS propagating, and goes through these stages:

1. **Pending validation** — waiting for your TXT records to resolve so domain ownership can be confirmed
2. **Pending issuance** — ownership confirmed, certificate being issued
3. **Pending deployment** — certificate issued, being deployed to the edge
4. **Active** — your site is live over HTTPS

Your site's Setup tab shows the current SSL status if provisioning is still in progress.

If provisioning stalls at **pending validation**, double-check that every TXT record from the Setup tab is present in your DNS — a missing or mistyped record is almost always the cause.

## Verifying the Connection

Once you've added the CNAME, go to your site's **Setup** tab and click **Verify Connection**. Verbi will check whether your domain resolves to the proxy correctly.

DNS propagation typically takes under 10 minutes, but can occasionally take longer depending on your provider and existing TTLs. If verification fails:

* **DNS not propagated yet** — wait a few minutes and try again
* **Wrong target** — your domain is reachable but not pointing to `proxy.verbi.io` — double-check the CNAME value
* **Timeout** — DNS may still be propagating — try again shortly

## What Doesn't Change

* Your original site is untouched
* Your original domain continues to serve your default language as normal
* Translated pages are added at subdirectory paths (`/fr/`, `/de/`, etc.) — the root URL is unchanged

## Overview

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/getting-started/overview

Getting Started

# Overview

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Verbi is a translation proxy that sits in front of your website and translates pages on the fly. Your original site stays exactly as it is — no duplicate projects, no plugins, no code changes required.

**There is no SDK, npm package, or code snippet to install.** Verbi works entirely at the DNS level — integration is one CNAME record. If you find a package named `verbi` on npm, it is an unrelated third-party library, not Verbi.

Point your domain at Verbi with a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and your translated pages are live at clean subdirectory URLs like `yoursite.com/fr/`, `yoursite.com/de/`, and `yoursite.com/ja/`.

## How It Works

When a visitor loads a translated URL, Verbi intercepts the request at Cloudflare's edge, fetches your original page, translates it via DeepL, and serves the result — cached at 300+ edge locations for repeat visits. Your site is never modified.

## What Gets Translated

Verbi translates everything a visitor or search engine sees:

| Content type        | Examples                                                    |
| ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Visible text**    | Headings, paragraphs, list items, buttons, links            |
| **Navigation**      | Menu items, footer links, breadcrumbs                       |
| **Meta tags**       | Title, description, og:title, og:description, twitter:title |
| **Attributes**      | Alt text, aria-labels, placeholders                         |
| **Dynamic content** | Client-rendered text, lazy-loaded sections                  |

Images, videos, fonts, and stylesheets pass through untouched.

## SEO

Multilingual SEO is built into every translated page — no configuration needed.

* **Subdirectory URLs** — `/fr/pricing`, `/de/about`, `/ja/blog` — the structure Google expects
* **hreflang tags** — injected into every page so search engines know which pages are translations of each other
* **Translated sitemaps** — generated per language and referenced in `robots.txt`
* **Translated meta tags** — title, description, OG tags, and Twitter cards
* **Canonical URLs** — updated to point to the correct language variant

See [SEO & hreflang](/docs/features/seo-hreflang) for a deeper breakdown.

## Quick Start

Getting started takes about 5 minutes:

1. [Create a Verbi account](/sign-up)
2. [Configure your DNS](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup) — a CNAME plus the TXT records for SSL
3. [Choose your languages](/docs/configuration/languages) from the dashboard
4. Your translated pages go live immediately

Verbi supports 20+ languages. See the [full list](/languages).

## Quick Start

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/getting-started/quick-start

Getting Started

# Quick Start

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This guide walks you through adding Verbi to your site from scratch. The whole process takes about 5 minutes — most of that is waiting for DNS to propagate.

**There is no SDK, npm package, or code snippet to install.** Verbi works entirely at the DNS level — integration is one CNAME record. If you find a package named `verbi` on npm, it is an unrelated third-party library, not Verbi.

## 1\. Create an account

[Sign up for Verbi](/sign-up). Your account starts on a 14-day free trial automatically — no credit card required, and enough to follow this guide.

## 2\. Add Your Site

From your dashboard, click **New Site** and fill in:

* **Domain** — your root domain without `https://` or `www`, e.g. `example.com`
* **Source language** — the language your site is currently written in (defaults to English)
* **Target languages** — the languages you want to translate into

You can also configure a [glossary](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions), enable the [language switcher](/docs/configuration/language-switcher), or turn on [auto-detect & redirect](/docs/configuration/auto-detect-redirect) at this stage — or later from your site settings.

Once you submit, Verbi provisions the proxy for your domain and shows you the DNS records to add — a CNAME plus one or more TXT records for SSL.

## 3\. Configure DNS

In your DNS provider, add the following record:

| Type  | Name            | Target         |
| ----- | --------------- | -------------- |
| CNAME | your-domain.com | proxy.verbi.io |

Use your actual domain as the record name. The target is always `proxy.verbi.io`.

You'll also add one or more **TXT records** shown in your Setup tab. These let Verbi issue an SSL certificate for your domain — add every record listed, and leave them in place so the certificate can renew automatically. See [DNS Setup](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup#ssl-validation-records) for details.

**Apex domains:** Some DNS providers don't support CNAME records on root domains (e.g. `example.com` without `www`). If yours doesn't, check your provider's docs — many offer a workaround like ALIAS or ANAME records that behave the same way.

## 4\. Verify the Connection

Back in your Verbi dashboard, go to your site's **Setup** tab and click **Verify Connection**. DNS propagation usually takes under 10 minutes. If it's not ready yet, wait a few minutes and try again.

Once your records resolve, Verbi provisions an SSL certificate for your domain automatically — the TXT records you added handle this, and the Setup tab shows progress until it's active.

## 5\. You're Live

Your translated pages are now accessible at subdirectory URLs:

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```
yoursite.com/fr/
yoursite.com/de/
yoursite.com/ja/

```

All SEO tags (hreflang, canonical URLs, translated meta tags, sitemaps) are set up automatically — nothing else to configure.

## Next Steps

* [Add a language switcher](/docs/configuration/language-switcher) so visitors can switch languages
* [Set up a glossary](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions) to protect brand names and key terms from being translated
* [Read about SEO](/docs/features/seo-hreflang) to understand how Verbi handles multilingual search

## For AI Agents

If you're an AI agent setting up Verbi on someone's behalf, two steps require the account owner in the dashboard; everything else you can do or prepare yourself. A ready-made version of this procedure is at [verbi.io/skill.md](/skill.md).

**You can do or pre-stage:**

* Choose target languages and a source language for the site
* Prepare the CNAME record — the target is always `proxy.verbi.io`, no per-site value needed
* Write out the exact records to add at the user's DNS provider, including the apex-domain caveat above
* Add the DNS records yourself, if you have registrar access — the CNAME immediately, the TXT records once the human reads them from the dashboard

**You need the account owner to:**

1. [Create an account](/sign-up) — the free trial starts automatically, no credit card
2. Click **New Site** in the dashboard and enter the domain and languages (or confirm your prepared choices)
3. Read the **TXT records** from the site's **Setup** tab and hand them back to you — these are per-domain SSL validation values and only exist in the dashboard

A good handoff message: _"Create a Verbi account, add the site, then paste me the TXT records from the Setup tab — I'll take it from there."_ Once you have the TXT values, finish the DNS changes and have the owner click **Verify Connection** in the Setup tab.

Every page in these docs is also available as raw markdown: append `.md` to the URL (e.g. `/docs/getting-started/quick-start.md`).

## Framer

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/integrations/framer

Integrations

# Framer

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Verbi supports Framer sites. Your Framer project stays exactly as it is — no duplicate projects, no plugins, no CMS edits. Translation is handled entirely at the proxy layer.

## How It Works with Framer

Verbi sits between your visitors and Framer's hosting. Instead of your domain pointing to Framer, it points to Verbi's proxy. Verbi fetches your site from Framer, translates it, and serves the result — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher.

Your Framer project continues to be the source of truth. Any changes you publish in Framer are picked up automatically on the next uncached request.

## Setup

### 1\. Find Your Framer Hosting URL

Before setting up DNS, you need your site's Framer hosting URL — the address Framer uses to serve your site before a custom domain is connected. It looks like:

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```
yoursite.framer.app
yoursite.framer.website

```

You can find this in your Framer project under **Site Settings → General**. This will be your origin host in Verbi.

### 2\. Add Your Site in Verbi

Go to your Verbi dashboard and click **New Site**. Enter your custom domain (e.g. `yoursite.com`) and select your target languages. In the **Origin hostname** field, enter your Framer hosting URL (e.g. `yoursite.framer.app`).

### 3\. Update DNS

Point your domain to Verbi's proxy instead of Framer. In your DNS provider, add:

| Type  | Name         | Target         |
| ----- | ------------ | -------------- |
| CNAME | yoursite.com | proxy.verbi.io |

If you previously had a CNAME pointing to Framer, replace it with this one.

Your Setup tab also lists one or more **TXT records** to add — these issue your SSL certificate. Add every record shown and leave them in place. See [DNS Setup](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup#ssl-validation-records) for details.

Do not connect your custom domain inside Framer's site settings. Framer should only serve your site from its default hosting URL — Verbi handles the custom domain routing.

### 4\. Verify

Once DNS propagates, click **Verify Connection** in your Verbi dashboard. Your translated pages are live at `yoursite.com/fr/`, `yoursite.com/de/`, and so on.

## Framer-Specific Behaviour

### Span Reassembly

Framer's rendering engine wraps each word in its own `<span>` element. Verbi detects this pattern and reassembles the full sentence before sending it for translation, so translations read naturally rather than word-by-word.

### SPA Navigation

Framer sites use client-side routing — navigating between pages doesn't trigger a full page reload. Verbi injects a router patch that keeps the language prefix in the URL during in-app navigation, so `/fr/about` stays `/fr/` when a visitor clicks to `/fr/pricing`.

### Dynamic Content

Content that Framer renders after the initial page load — animated sections, lazy-loaded components — is translated client-side using the same translation dictionary built at request time.

## Language Switcher in Framer

The easiest option is Verbi's [built-in floating widget](/docs/configuration/language-switcher), which requires no changes to your Framer project.

If you want to build a language selector directly in Framer using native components, disable the built-in widget in **Settings → Behaviour** and add links to the translated URLs manually. The pattern is always `/{lang-code}/{path}` — for example, a link to `/fr/` for French and `/de/` for German.

## Publishing Updates

Whenever you publish changes in Framer, Verbi picks them up automatically on the next request. If you want translated pages to reflect changes immediately, [purge the cache](/docs/features/cache-purging) from your dashboard after publishing.

## WordPress

Source: https://verbi.io/es/docs/integrations/wordpress

Integrations

# WordPress

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Verbi supports WordPress sites. Your site, theme, and plugins stay exactly as they are — there's no translation plugin to install, no database changes, and no extra load on your server. Translation is handled entirely at the proxy layer.

## How It Works with WordPress

Verbi sits between your visitors and your WordPress host. Instead of your domain pointing straight at WordPress, it points to Verbi's proxy. Verbi fetches your site from your WordPress host, translates it, and serves the result — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher.

Because Verbi runs in front of WordPress rather than inside it, nothing is added to your installation: no plugin to maintain, no compatibility issues with your theme or page builder, and no performance tax on every request.

## Setup

### 1\. Find Your WordPress Origin Hostname

Verbi needs an address to fetch your original site from that is **separate** from the domain you'll point at Verbi (your main domain will point to the proxy, so it can't also be the origin). You have two options:

* **Managed WordPress hosts** usually provide a built-in hostname — for example `yoursite.wpenginepowered.com` or `yoursite.kinsta.cloud`. Use that as your origin.
* **Otherwise**, create an origin subdomain: add a DNS record like `origin.yoursite.com` pointing to your WordPress server, and use that. This lets Verbi reach WordPress while your main domain points to Verbi.

### 2\. Add Your Site in Verbi

Go to your Verbi dashboard and click **New Site**. Enter your custom domain (e.g. `yoursite.com`) and select your target languages. In the **Origin hostname** field, enter the WordPress origin hostname from step 1.

### 3\. Update DNS

Point your domain to Verbi's proxy instead of your WordPress host. In your DNS provider, add:

| Type  | Name         | Target         |
| ----- | ------------ | -------------- |
| CNAME | yoursite.com | proxy.verbi.io |

If your domain currently points to your WordPress host, replace that record with this one.

Keep the origin hostname from step 1 pointing at your WordPress server. Only your main domain moves to Verbi — if the origin record changes too, Verbi can't reach WordPress to fetch your site.

Your Setup tab also lists one or more **TXT records** to add — these issue your SSL certificate. Add every record shown and leave them in place. See [DNS Setup](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup#ssl-validation-records) for details.

### 4\. Verify

Once DNS propagates, click **Verify Connection** in your Verbi dashboard. Your translated pages are live at `yoursite.com/fr/`, `yoursite.com/de/`, and so on.

## WordPress-Specific Notes

### Works Alongside Your Plugins

Verbi never touches your WordPress install, so it coexists with any theme, page builder (Elementor, Bricks, Gutenberg), or SEO plugin (Yoast, Rank Math). There's no plugin to keep compatible and nothing to update.

### WooCommerce

Verbi translates the rendered HTML of your pages, so WooCommerce product pages, category archives, and checkout copy are all translated automatically. Prices and currency are left unchanged — those stay handled by WooCommerce.

### Excluding Paths

You can exclude any path — like `/wp-admin`, `/cart`, or `/checkout` — so only the pages you want translated are served in other languages. See [Glossary & Exclusions](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions).

## Language Switcher in WordPress

The easiest option is Verbi's [built-in floating widget](/docs/configuration/language-switcher), which requires no changes to your site.

If you'd rather build your own selector in your theme, disable the built-in widget in **Settings → Behaviour** and add links to the translated URLs manually. The pattern is always `/{lang-code}/{path}` — for example, `/fr/` for French and `/de/` for German.

## Publishing Updates

Whenever you publish changes in WordPress, Verbi picks them up automatically on the next request. If you want translated pages to reflect changes immediately, [purge the cache](/docs/features/cache-purging) from your dashboard after publishing.

## Auto-detect & Redirect

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/configuration/auto-detect-redirect

Configuration

# Auto-detect & Redirect

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When enabled, Verbi automatically redirects visitors from your root domain to the translated version that matches their browser language.

This is a **Growth plan and above** feature. Enable it in **Settings → Behaviour → Auto-detect language**.

## How It Works

When a visitor lands on `yoursite.com/`, Verbi reads the `Accept-Language` header sent by their browser. This header contains an ordered list of the visitor's preferred languages. Verbi matches against the languages you have configured and redirects to the first match:

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```
Visitor prefers: fr, en
Site languages:  de, fr, ja

→ Redirects to yoursite.com/fr/

```

The redirect is a `302` (temporary), so browsers don't cache it permanently.

If none of the visitor's preferred languages match your configured languages, no redirect happens — the visitor sees your original site at the root URL as normal.

## What It Detects

Auto-detect uses the browser's `Accept-Language` header, which reflects the visitor's **browser language setting** — not their location or IP address. A visitor in France with their browser set to English will not be redirected to `/fr/`.

## When the Redirect Fires

The redirect only applies to requests for the root path (`/`). Visitors who land directly on any other page — `/pricing`, `/about`, `/blog/post` — are served that page without a redirect.

## Pairing with the Language Switcher

Auto-detect handles the first visit. The [language switcher](/docs/configuration/language-switcher) handles subsequent navigation. Using both together gives visitors a seamless multilingual experience without requiring them to find the right language manually.

## Glossary & Exclusions

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions

Configuration

# Glossary & Exclusions

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## Glossary

The glossary is a list of words and phrases that should never be translated — brand names, product names, trademarks, or any term you want to keep in its original form across all languages.

Glossary entries are available in **Settings → General** and can also be set when creating a site. Add one entry per line, up to 100 entries.

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```
Acme Corp
SuperWidget
Pro Plan

```

Glossary is available on the **Growth plan and above**.

### What qualifies for the glossary

* **Brand and product names** — names that should remain in their original language regardless of the page locale
* **Technical terms** — industry-specific terminology that has no meaningful translation
* **Proper nouns** — names of people, places, or things that aren't typically translated

Avoid adding common words to the glossary. If a term appears in translated contexts where it should be translated, the glossary will prevent that.

## Excluded Paths

Excluded paths are URL prefixes that Verbi proxies directly to your origin without translating. The page is still served through the proxy, but its content is passed through untouched.

Manage excluded paths in **Settings → Connection**.

### Default exclusions

Verbi automatically excludes a set of common paths that should never be translated — authentication flows, admin panels, API routes, and similar:

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```
/dashboard    /admin        /login        /logout
/signup       /register     /account      /profile
/settings     /api/         /auth         /signin
/oauth        /verify       /reset-password
/callback     /webhooks     /connect      /saml

```

These defaults apply to every site and don't need to be added manually.

### Adding custom exclusions

Add any path prefix you want excluded, one per line:

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```
/app
/portal
/checkout

```

A path is excluded if it exactly matches an entry or starts with it followed by `/`. So `/app` excludes `/app`, `/app/dashboard`, `/app/settings`, and so on.

Assets (JS, CSS, images, fonts) are always proxied without translation, regardless of excluded paths.

## Excluded Elements

When you want to keep a **specific element** untranslated — rather than a whole word (glossary) or a whole page (excluded paths) — mark the element with one of the following. The exclusion applies to that element and everything inside it: its text, its attributes (`alt`, `title`, `aria-label`, etc.), and any links are all left untouched.

| Marker              | Example                              |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| translate="no"      | <div translate="no">...</div>        |
| class="notranslate" | <span class="notranslate">...</span> |
| data-tp-skip        | <p data-tp-skip>...</p>              |

`translate="no"` and `notranslate` are the standard opt-out signals Google Translate also honors, so anything you've already marked for Google is respected automatically. `data-tp-skip` is a Verbi-specific alias if you'd prefer not to use the standard markers.

Use this for content that must stay in its original language regardless of the page locale — code samples, usernames and handles, postal addresses, legal/trademark text, or third-party embedded widgets.

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```
<!-- This whole block is served as-is in every language -->
<pre data-tp-skip>
npm install @acme/widget
</pre>

<address class="notranslate">
  123 Rue Example, Paris
</address>

```

You don't need to mark `<script>`, `<style>`, `<code>`, `<pre>`, `<svg>`, or `<noscript>` — those are never translated.

## Language Switcher

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/configuration/language-switcher

Configuration

# Language Switcher

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## Built-in Widget

Verbi includes a floating language switcher widget that is injected into every translated page. It shows the current language and opens a dropdown listing all available languages. Clicking a language navigates to the equivalent page in that language.

The widget is enabled by default. You can toggle it and set its position from **Settings → Behaviour**.

**Position options:**

* Bottom right _(default)_
* Bottom left

The widget is only injected on translated pages — it does not appear on your root domain unless a visitor is already on a translated URL.

## Building Your Own

If you prefer to design your own language selector — to match your site's branding, place it in the header, or build it with your site builder's own components — you can disable the built-in widget and build your own.

Turn off the widget in **Settings → Behaviour → Language switcher widget**.

To link to a translated version of a page, use the language code as a subdirectory prefix:

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```
/fr/          → French homepage
/fr/pricing   → French pricing page
/de/about     → German about page

```

The pattern is always `/{lang-code}/{path}`. To link to the same page in a different language, take the current path and swap the language prefix:

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```
Current page:  /fr/pricing
German:        /de/pricing
Japanese:      /ja/pricing

```

For a full list of supported language codes, see [Languages](/docs/configuration/languages).

## Languages

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/configuration/languages

Configuration

# Languages

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## Source Language

The source language is the language your site is written in — what Verbi reads and translates from. It's set when you create a site and defaults to English.

The source language doesn't create a translated URL. Your root domain (`yoursite.com/`) continues to serve content exactly as it is on your original site.

## Target Languages

Target languages are the languages Verbi translates your content into. Each one gets its own subdirectory URL:

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```
yoursite.com/fr/   → French
yoursite.com/de/   → German
yoursite.com/ja/   → Japanese

```

You can select target languages when creating a site, or add and remove them anytime from **Settings → Languages** in your dashboard.

When you add a new language, translated pages are available immediately. When you remove one, those URLs stop being served.

## Supported Languages

Verbi supports 24 languages:

| Language   | Code |
| ---------- | ---- |
| Arabic     | ar   |
| Chinese    | zh   |
| Czech      | cs   |
| Danish     | da   |
| Dutch      | nl   |
| English    | en   |
| Finnish    | fi   |
| French     | fr   |
| German     | de   |
| Greek      | el   |
| Hungarian  | hu   |
| Indonesian | id   |
| Italian    | it   |
| Japanese   | ja   |
| Korean     | ko   |
| Norwegian  | nb   |
| Polish     | pl   |
| Portuguese | pt   |
| Romanian   | ro   |
| Russian    | ru   |
| Spanish    | es   |
| Swedish    | sv   |
| Turkish    | tr   |
| Ukrainian  | uk   |

## Plan Limits

The number of target languages available depends on your plan. Your current usage is shown in **Settings → Languages**. If you've reached your limit, you'll need to remove a language before adding a new one, or upgrade your plan.

## Cache Purging

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/features/cache-purging

Features

# Cache Purging

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When you update content on your site, Verbi's edge cache may still be serving the previous translated version. Purging the cache tells Verbi to discard those stored pages so the next visitor gets a freshly translated version.

Cache purging is available in **Settings → Cache**.

## Purge Entire Site

Clears all cached translated pages across every language in one go. Use this after publishing significant changes — a redesign, a content overhaul, or anything that touches many pages at once.

## Purge Specific Pages

Clears the cache for individual paths across all active languages. Enter one path per line using the original (untranslated) path:

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```
/pricing
/about
/blog/my-latest-post

```

Purging `/pricing` clears `/fr/pricing`, `/de/pricing`, `/ja/pricing`, and so on — you don't need to enter each language variant separately.

## When to Purge

You need to purge when your site's **content** changes. The edge cache has a 5-minute TTL, so minor updates will naturally expire on their own. For time-sensitive changes, purge manually.

You don't need to purge when you change **settings** — language configuration, glossary entries, and similar settings take effect on the next untranslated request regardless of the cache.

## Edge Caching

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/features/edge-caching

Features

# Edge Caching

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Verbi uses two layers of caching to keep translation overhead off the critical path.

## Translation Dictionary Cache

Every string Verbi translates is stored in a dictionary keyed by domain and language. When a page is requested, Verbi checks the dictionary first — only strings that haven't been seen before are sent to DeepL. Previously translated strings are assembled from cache instantly.

This means the translation cost is paid once per unique string, not once per page visit.

## Edge Page Cache

Once a page is fully translated — meaning every string on the page is already in the translation dictionary — Verbi caches the complete HTML response at Cloudflare's edge. Subsequent requests for that page are served directly from the nearest edge location, with no origin fetch and no translation work.

**TTLs:**

* **Edge cache** — 5 minutes (`s-maxage=300`)
* **Browser cache** — 1 minute (`max-age=60`)
* **Stale-while-revalidate** — 60 seconds (browsers may serve a stale copy while revalidating in the background)

## First Visit vs. Repeat Visits

The first time a translated page is requested, Verbi fetches your origin, extracts all text, translates any new strings via DeepL, assembles the page, and stores the result in the edge cache. This request takes longer than a cached one.

From the second request onward, the page is served from the edge cache — typically around 12ms regardless of where the visitor is located.

If a page has new strings that aren't yet in the dictionary (e.g. you published new content), Verbi translates those strings and serves the page — but doesn't cache it until the dictionary is fully up to date. The next request after the dictionary is updated will populate the edge cache again.

## When the Cache Is Bypassed

Pages are not cached when they contain new untranslated strings — the response is served but not stored. [Excluded paths](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions#excluded-paths) are always proxied without translation or caching. Requests with a `Cookie` header are forwarded to origin and not cached.

To manually clear cached pages — for example after updating your site's content — see [Cache Purging](/docs/features/cache-purging).

## SEO & Hreflang

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/features/seo-hreflang

Features

# SEO & Hreflang

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Verbi handles all multilingual SEO automatically. There's nothing to configure — every translated page is search-engine-ready from the moment it goes live.

## Reciprocal Hreflang Tags

Every page gets a full set of reciprocal `hreflang` alternate tags injected into the `<head>` — both on translated pages **and on your original (English) pages**. This is critical because Google requires hreflang annotations to be reciprocal: if your French page points to the English version, the English version must point back to the French one. Without this, Google ignores hreflang entirely.

For a site with French and German translations, every page receives:

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```
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr" href="https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="de" href="https://yoursite.com/de/pricing" />

```

The `x-default` tag points to your original site, indicating it's the fallback for visitors whose language isn't matched.

Verbi uses proper BCP 47 language codes in hreflang values. For example, Portuguese uses `pt-BR` and Chinese uses `zh-Hans`, matching the actual translation variant being served.

## Canonical URLs

Translated pages have their `canonical` tag updated to point to the language-specific URL. A visitor on `/fr/pricing` gets a canonical pointing to `https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing` — not the original `/pricing`. This ensures each language variant is treated as its own page by search engines, not a duplicate.

`og:url` is updated the same way.

## HTML lang Attribute

The `<html lang="">` attribute is updated on every translated page to match the language being served. For Arabic, `dir="rtl"` is also set automatically. These attributes are used by screen readers, browsers, and search engines to identify the page's language and reading direction.

## Open Graph Locale Tags

Verbi injects the correct `og:locale` meta tag on every page. Translated pages get the locale matching their language (e.g. `fr_FR`, `pt_BR`, `ja_JP`), and your original English pages get `en_US`.

Each page also receives `og:locale:alternate` tags for every other language version. This tells Facebook and other social platforms that alternate translations exist, helping them serve the right preview when your links are shared.

## Translated Meta Tags

Verbi translates all SEO-relevant meta tags alongside the page content:

* `<title>`
* `meta name="description"`
* `meta property="og:title"` and `og:description`
* `meta name="twitter:title"` and `twitter:description`

## Content-Language Header

Every translated page response includes a `Content-Language` HTTP header set to the correct language code (e.g. `fr`, `pt-BR`). Your original English pages return `Content-Language: en`. This provides an additional language signal to search engines and CDNs.

## Sitemaps

Verbi generates a translated sitemap for each language, served at `/{lang}/sitemap.xml`. Each sitemap is a rewritten version of your origin's sitemap, with all `<loc>` URLs prefixed with the language path.

Each `<url>` entry in the sitemap also includes full `xhtml:link` hreflang annotations pointing to every language version of that page:

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```
<url>
  <loc>https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing</loc>
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr" href="https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing" />
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="de" href="https://yoursite.com/de/pricing" />
</url>

```

This is Google's recommended sitemap format for multilingual sites and provides an additional hreflang signal beyond the in-page `<link>` tags.

## robots.txt

Your original `robots.txt` is served as-is, with one addition — a `Sitemap:` line appended for each language:

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```
Sitemap: https://yoursite.com/fr/sitemap.xml
Sitemap: https://yoursite.com/de/sitemap.xml

```

This ensures crawlers discover all language sitemaps from the start.

## DNS Setup

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/getting-started/dns-setup

Getting Started

# DNS Setup

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Verbi works by sitting in front of your website as a reverse proxy. Connecting your domain takes two kinds of DNS record: a **CNAME** that points your domain at Verbi's proxy, and one or more **TXT records** that let Verbi issue an SSL certificate for your domain. Your original site doesn't move — only the DNS entries change.

## The CNAME Record

Add the following record in your DNS provider:

| Type  | Name            | Target         |
| ----- | --------------- | -------------- |
| CNAME | your-domain.com | proxy.verbi.io |

The exact record name is shown in your site's **Setup** tab in the dashboard, pre-filled with your domain. The target is always `proxy.verbi.io`.

If your DNS provider asks for a TTL, 300 seconds (5 minutes) is a reasonable default.

## Apex Domains

A CNAME record on a root domain (e.g. `example.com` without `www`) is technically invalid in the DNS spec — some providers enforce this, others don't.

If your provider rejects it, check whether they support one of these alternatives:

* **ALIAS** (Namecheap, DNSimple)
* **ANAME** (DNS Made Easy)
* **Flattened CNAME** (Cloudflare — just add a CNAME and Cloudflare flattens it automatically)

These all behave like a CNAME at the apex and work with Verbi the same way.

## SSL Validation Records

Verbi serves your site over HTTPS, which requires an SSL certificate for your domain. To issue one, Verbi has to confirm you control the domain — so alongside the CNAME you add one or more **TXT records** to your DNS.

These records are generated specifically for your domain and shown in your site's **Setup** tab, each with a name and a value to copy:

| Type | Name                    | Value                   |
| ---- | ----------------------- | ----------------------- |
| TXT  | shown in your Setup tab | shown in your Setup tab |

A few things to know:

* **They may take a few seconds to appear.** Right after you add a site, the Setup tab fetches your records — if they're not there yet, wait a moment and they'll show up.
* **There may be more than one — add every record listed.** As the certificate is issued and later renewed, the set can change. Your Setup tab always shows the current list, checking off each record once it's confirmed.

**Leave the TXT records in place once your site is live.** They're reused to renew your certificate automatically — removing them will break SSL renewal.

## SSL

Once your CNAME and TXT records resolve, Verbi issues an SSL certificate for your domain automatically — there's nothing else to configure. The process usually completes within a few minutes of DNS propagating, and goes through these stages:

1. **Pending validation** — waiting for your TXT records to resolve so domain ownership can be confirmed
2. **Pending issuance** — ownership confirmed, certificate being issued
3. **Pending deployment** — certificate issued, being deployed to the edge
4. **Active** — your site is live over HTTPS

Your site's Setup tab shows the current SSL status if provisioning is still in progress.

If provisioning stalls at **pending validation**, double-check that every TXT record from the Setup tab is present in your DNS — a missing or mistyped record is almost always the cause.

## Verifying the Connection

Once you've added the CNAME, go to your site's **Setup** tab and click **Verify Connection**. Verbi will check whether your domain resolves to the proxy correctly.

DNS propagation typically takes under 10 minutes, but can occasionally take longer depending on your provider and existing TTLs. If verification fails:

* **DNS not propagated yet** — wait a few minutes and try again
* **Wrong target** — your domain is reachable but not pointing to `proxy.verbi.io` — double-check the CNAME value
* **Timeout** — DNS may still be propagating — try again shortly

## What Doesn't Change

* Your original site is untouched
* Your original domain continues to serve your default language as normal
* Translated pages are added at subdirectory paths (`/fr/`, `/de/`, etc.) — the root URL is unchanged

## Overview

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/getting-started/overview

Getting Started

# Overview

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Verbi is a translation proxy that sits in front of your website and translates pages on the fly. Your original site stays exactly as it is — no duplicate projects, no plugins, no code changes required.

**There is no SDK, npm package, or code snippet to install.** Verbi works entirely at the DNS level — integration is one CNAME record. If you find a package named `verbi` on npm, it is an unrelated third-party library, not Verbi.

Point your domain at Verbi with a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and your translated pages are live at clean subdirectory URLs like `yoursite.com/fr/`, `yoursite.com/de/`, and `yoursite.com/ja/`.

## How It Works

When a visitor loads a translated URL, Verbi intercepts the request at Cloudflare's edge, fetches your original page, translates it via DeepL, and serves the result — cached at 300+ edge locations for repeat visits. Your site is never modified.

## What Gets Translated

Verbi translates everything a visitor or search engine sees:

| Content type        | Examples                                                    |
| ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Visible text**    | Headings, paragraphs, list items, buttons, links            |
| **Navigation**      | Menu items, footer links, breadcrumbs                       |
| **Meta tags**       | Title, description, og:title, og:description, twitter:title |
| **Attributes**      | Alt text, aria-labels, placeholders                         |
| **Dynamic content** | Client-rendered text, lazy-loaded sections                  |

Images, videos, fonts, and stylesheets pass through untouched.

## SEO

Multilingual SEO is built into every translated page — no configuration needed.

* **Subdirectory URLs** — `/fr/pricing`, `/de/about`, `/ja/blog` — the structure Google expects
* **hreflang tags** — injected into every page so search engines know which pages are translations of each other
* **Translated sitemaps** — generated per language and referenced in `robots.txt`
* **Translated meta tags** — title, description, OG tags, and Twitter cards
* **Canonical URLs** — updated to point to the correct language variant

See [SEO & hreflang](/docs/features/seo-hreflang) for a deeper breakdown.

## Quick Start

Getting started takes about 5 minutes:

1. [Create a Verbi account](/sign-up)
2. [Configure your DNS](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup) — a CNAME plus the TXT records for SSL
3. [Choose your languages](/docs/configuration/languages) from the dashboard
4. Your translated pages go live immediately

Verbi supports 20+ languages. See the [full list](/languages).

## Quick Start

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/getting-started/quick-start

Getting Started

# Quick Start

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This guide walks you through adding Verbi to your site from scratch. The whole process takes about 5 minutes — most of that is waiting for DNS to propagate.

**There is no SDK, npm package, or code snippet to install.** Verbi works entirely at the DNS level — integration is one CNAME record. If you find a package named `verbi` on npm, it is an unrelated third-party library, not Verbi.

## 1\. Create an account

[Sign up for Verbi](/sign-up). Your account starts on a 14-day free trial automatically — no credit card required, and enough to follow this guide.

## 2\. Add Your Site

From your dashboard, click **New Site** and fill in:

* **Domain** — your root domain without `https://` or `www`, e.g. `example.com`
* **Source language** — the language your site is currently written in (defaults to English)
* **Target languages** — the languages you want to translate into

You can also configure a [glossary](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions), enable the [language switcher](/docs/configuration/language-switcher), or turn on [auto-detect & redirect](/docs/configuration/auto-detect-redirect) at this stage — or later from your site settings.

Once you submit, Verbi provisions the proxy for your domain and shows you the DNS records to add — a CNAME plus one or more TXT records for SSL.

## 3\. Configure DNS

In your DNS provider, add the following record:

| Type  | Name            | Target         |
| ----- | --------------- | -------------- |
| CNAME | your-domain.com | proxy.verbi.io |

Use your actual domain as the record name. The target is always `proxy.verbi.io`.

You'll also add one or more **TXT records** shown in your Setup tab. These let Verbi issue an SSL certificate for your domain — add every record listed, and leave them in place so the certificate can renew automatically. See [DNS Setup](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup#ssl-validation-records) for details.

**Apex domains:** Some DNS providers don't support CNAME records on root domains (e.g. `example.com` without `www`). If yours doesn't, check your provider's docs — many offer a workaround like ALIAS or ANAME records that behave the same way.

## 4\. Verify the Connection

Back in your Verbi dashboard, go to your site's **Setup** tab and click **Verify Connection**. DNS propagation usually takes under 10 minutes. If it's not ready yet, wait a few minutes and try again.

Once your records resolve, Verbi provisions an SSL certificate for your domain automatically — the TXT records you added handle this, and the Setup tab shows progress until it's active.

## 5\. You're Live

Your translated pages are now accessible at subdirectory URLs:

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```
yoursite.com/fr/
yoursite.com/de/
yoursite.com/ja/

```

All SEO tags (hreflang, canonical URLs, translated meta tags, sitemaps) are set up automatically — nothing else to configure.

## Next Steps

* [Add a language switcher](/docs/configuration/language-switcher) so visitors can switch languages
* [Set up a glossary](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions) to protect brand names and key terms from being translated
* [Read about SEO](/docs/features/seo-hreflang) to understand how Verbi handles multilingual search

## For AI Agents

If you're an AI agent setting up Verbi on someone's behalf, two steps require the account owner in the dashboard; everything else you can do or prepare yourself. A ready-made version of this procedure is at [verbi.io/skill.md](/skill.md).

**You can do or pre-stage:**

* Choose target languages and a source language for the site
* Prepare the CNAME record — the target is always `proxy.verbi.io`, no per-site value needed
* Write out the exact records to add at the user's DNS provider, including the apex-domain caveat above
* Add the DNS records yourself, if you have registrar access — the CNAME immediately, the TXT records once the human reads them from the dashboard

**You need the account owner to:**

1. [Create an account](/sign-up) — the free trial starts automatically, no credit card
2. Click **New Site** in the dashboard and enter the domain and languages (or confirm your prepared choices)
3. Read the **TXT records** from the site's **Setup** tab and hand them back to you — these are per-domain SSL validation values and only exist in the dashboard

A good handoff message: _"Create a Verbi account, add the site, then paste me the TXT records from the Setup tab — I'll take it from there."_ Once you have the TXT values, finish the DNS changes and have the owner click **Verify Connection** in the Setup tab.

Every page in these docs is also available as raw markdown: append `.md` to the URL (e.g. `/docs/getting-started/quick-start.md`).

## Framer

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/integrations/framer

Integrations

# Framer

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Verbi supports Framer sites. Your Framer project stays exactly as it is — no duplicate projects, no plugins, no CMS edits. Translation is handled entirely at the proxy layer.

## How It Works with Framer

Verbi sits between your visitors and Framer's hosting. Instead of your domain pointing to Framer, it points to Verbi's proxy. Verbi fetches your site from Framer, translates it, and serves the result — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher.

Your Framer project continues to be the source of truth. Any changes you publish in Framer are picked up automatically on the next uncached request.

## Setup

### 1\. Find Your Framer Hosting URL

Before setting up DNS, you need your site's Framer hosting URL — the address Framer uses to serve your site before a custom domain is connected. It looks like:

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```
yoursite.framer.app
yoursite.framer.website

```

You can find this in your Framer project under **Site Settings → General**. This will be your origin host in Verbi.

### 2\. Add Your Site in Verbi

Go to your Verbi dashboard and click **New Site**. Enter your custom domain (e.g. `yoursite.com`) and select your target languages. In the **Origin hostname** field, enter your Framer hosting URL (e.g. `yoursite.framer.app`).

### 3\. Update DNS

Point your domain to Verbi's proxy instead of Framer. In your DNS provider, add:

| Type  | Name         | Target         |
| ----- | ------------ | -------------- |
| CNAME | yoursite.com | proxy.verbi.io |

If you previously had a CNAME pointing to Framer, replace it with this one.

Your Setup tab also lists one or more **TXT records** to add — these issue your SSL certificate. Add every record shown and leave them in place. See [DNS Setup](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup#ssl-validation-records) for details.

Do not connect your custom domain inside Framer's site settings. Framer should only serve your site from its default hosting URL — Verbi handles the custom domain routing.

### 4\. Verify

Once DNS propagates, click **Verify Connection** in your Verbi dashboard. Your translated pages are live at `yoursite.com/fr/`, `yoursite.com/de/`, and so on.

## Framer-Specific Behaviour

### Span Reassembly

Framer's rendering engine wraps each word in its own `<span>` element. Verbi detects this pattern and reassembles the full sentence before sending it for translation, so translations read naturally rather than word-by-word.

### SPA Navigation

Framer sites use client-side routing — navigating between pages doesn't trigger a full page reload. Verbi injects a router patch that keeps the language prefix in the URL during in-app navigation, so `/fr/about` stays `/fr/` when a visitor clicks to `/fr/pricing`.

### Dynamic Content

Content that Framer renders after the initial page load — animated sections, lazy-loaded components — is translated client-side using the same translation dictionary built at request time.

## Language Switcher in Framer

The easiest option is Verbi's [built-in floating widget](/docs/configuration/language-switcher), which requires no changes to your Framer project.

If you want to build a language selector directly in Framer using native components, disable the built-in widget in **Settings → Behaviour** and add links to the translated URLs manually. The pattern is always `/{lang-code}/{path}` — for example, a link to `/fr/` for French and `/de/` for German.

## Publishing Updates

Whenever you publish changes in Framer, Verbi picks them up automatically on the next request. If you want translated pages to reflect changes immediately, [purge the cache](/docs/features/cache-purging) from your dashboard after publishing.

## WordPress

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/docs/integrations/wordpress

Integrations

# WordPress

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Verbi supports WordPress sites. Your site, theme, and plugins stay exactly as they are — there's no translation plugin to install, no database changes, and no extra load on your server. Translation is handled entirely at the proxy layer.

## How It Works with WordPress

Verbi sits between your visitors and your WordPress host. Instead of your domain pointing straight at WordPress, it points to Verbi's proxy. Verbi fetches your site from your WordPress host, translates it, and serves the result — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher.

Because Verbi runs in front of WordPress rather than inside it, nothing is added to your installation: no plugin to maintain, no compatibility issues with your theme or page builder, and no performance tax on every request.

## Setup

### 1\. Find Your WordPress Origin Hostname

Verbi needs an address to fetch your original site from that is **separate** from the domain you'll point at Verbi (your main domain will point to the proxy, so it can't also be the origin). You have two options:

* **Managed WordPress hosts** usually provide a built-in hostname — for example `yoursite.wpenginepowered.com` or `yoursite.kinsta.cloud`. Use that as your origin.
* **Otherwise**, create an origin subdomain: add a DNS record like `origin.yoursite.com` pointing to your WordPress server, and use that. This lets Verbi reach WordPress while your main domain points to Verbi.

### 2\. Add Your Site in Verbi

Go to your Verbi dashboard and click **New Site**. Enter your custom domain (e.g. `yoursite.com`) and select your target languages. In the **Origin hostname** field, enter the WordPress origin hostname from step 1.

### 3\. Update DNS

Point your domain to Verbi's proxy instead of your WordPress host. In your DNS provider, add:

| Type  | Name         | Target         |
| ----- | ------------ | -------------- |
| CNAME | yoursite.com | proxy.verbi.io |

If your domain currently points to your WordPress host, replace that record with this one.

Keep the origin hostname from step 1 pointing at your WordPress server. Only your main domain moves to Verbi — if the origin record changes too, Verbi can't reach WordPress to fetch your site.

Your Setup tab also lists one or more **TXT records** to add — these issue your SSL certificate. Add every record shown and leave them in place. See [DNS Setup](/docs/getting-started/dns-setup#ssl-validation-records) for details.

### 4\. Verify

Once DNS propagates, click **Verify Connection** in your Verbi dashboard. Your translated pages are live at `yoursite.com/fr/`, `yoursite.com/de/`, and so on.

## WordPress-Specific Notes

### Works Alongside Your Plugins

Verbi never touches your WordPress install, so it coexists with any theme, page builder (Elementor, Bricks, Gutenberg), or SEO plugin (Yoast, Rank Math). There's no plugin to keep compatible and nothing to update.

### WooCommerce

Verbi translates the rendered HTML of your pages, so WooCommerce product pages, category archives, and checkout copy are all translated automatically. Prices and currency are left unchanged — those stay handled by WooCommerce.

### Excluding Paths

You can exclude any path — like `/wp-admin`, `/cart`, or `/checkout` — so only the pages you want translated are served in other languages. See [Glossary & Exclusions](/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions).

## Language Switcher in WordPress

The easiest option is Verbi's [built-in floating widget](/docs/configuration/language-switcher), which requires no changes to your site.

If you'd rather build your own selector in your theme, disable the built-in widget in **Settings → Behaviour** and add links to the translated URLs manually. The pattern is always `/{lang-code}/{path}` — for example, `/fr/` for French and `/de/` for German.

## Publishing Updates

Whenever you publish changes in WordPress, Verbi picks them up automatically on the next request. If you want translated pages to reflect changes immediately, [purge the cache](/docs/features/cache-purging) from your dashboard after publishing.

## Auto-detect & Redirect

Source: https://verbi.io/pt/docs/configuration/auto-detect-redirect

Configuration

# Auto-detect & Redirect

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When enabled, Verbi automatically redirects visitors from your root domain to the translated version that matches their browser language.

This is a **Growth plan and above** feature. Enable it in **Settings → Behaviour → Auto-detect language**.

## How It Works

When a visitor lands on `yoursite.com/`, Verbi reads the `Accept-Language` header sent by their browser. This header contains an ordered list of the visitor's preferred languages. Verbi matches against the languages you have configured and redirects to the first match:

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```
Visitor prefers: fr, en
Site languages:  de, fr, ja

→ Redirects to yoursite.com/fr/

```

The redirect is a `302` (temporary), so browsers don't cache it permanently.

If none of the visitor's preferred languages match your configured languages, no redirect happens — the visitor sees your original site at the root URL as normal.

## What It Detects

Auto-detect uses the browser's `Accept-Language` header, which reflects the visitor's **browser language setting** — not their location or IP address. A visitor in France with their browser set to English will not be redirected to `/fr/`.

## When the Redirect Fires

The redirect only applies to requests for the root path (`/`). Visitors who land directly on any other page — `/pricing`, `/about`, `/blog/post` — are served that page without a redirect.

## Pairing with the Language Switcher

Auto-detect handles the first visit. The [language switcher](/docs/configuration/language-switcher) handles subsequent navigation. Using both together gives visitors a seamless multilingual experience without requiring them to find the right language manually.

## Glossary & Exclusions

Source: https://verbi.io/pt/docs/configuration/glossary-exclusions

Configuration

# Glossary & Exclusions

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## Glossary

The glossary is a list of words and phrases that should never be translated — brand names, product names, trademarks, or any term you want to keep in its original form across all languages.

Glossary entries are available in **Settings → General** and can also be set when creating a site. Add one entry per line, up to 100 entries.

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```
Acme Corp
SuperWidget
Pro Plan

```

Glossary is available on the **Growth plan and above**.

### What qualifies for the glossary

* **Brand and product names** — names that should remain in their original language regardless of the page locale
* **Technical terms** — industry-specific terminology that has no meaningful translation
* **Proper nouns** — names of people, places, or things that aren't typically translated

Avoid adding common words to the glossary. If a term appears in translated contexts where it should be translated, the glossary will prevent that.

## Excluded Paths

Excluded paths are URL prefixes that Verbi proxies directly to your origin without translating. The page is still served through the proxy, but its content is passed through untouched.

Manage excluded paths in **Settings → Connection**.

### Default exclusions

Verbi automatically excludes a set of common paths that should never be translated — authentication flows, admin panels, API routes, and similar:

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```
/dashboard    /admin        /login        /logout
/signup       /register     /account      /profile
/settings     /api/         /auth         /signin
/oauth        /verify       /reset-password
/callback     /webhooks     /connect      /saml

```

These defaults apply to every site and don't need to be added manually.

### Adding custom exclusions

Add any path prefix you want excluded, one per line:

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```
/app
/portal
/checkout

```

A path is excluded if it exactly matches an entry or starts with it followed by `/`. So `/app` excludes `/app`, `/app/dashboard`, `/app/settings`, and so on.

Assets (JS, CSS, images, fonts) are always proxied without translation, regardless of excluded paths.

## Excluded Elements

When you want to keep a **specific element** untranslated — rather than a whole word (glossary) or a whole page (excluded paths) — mark the element with one of the following. The exclusion applies to that element and everything inside it: its text, its attributes (`alt`, `title`, `aria-label`, etc.), and any links are all left untouched.

| Marker              | Example                              |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| translate="no"      | <div translate="no">...</div>        |
| class="notranslate" | <span class="notranslate">...</span> |
| data-tp-skip        | <p data-tp-skip>...</p>              |

`translate="no"` and `notranslate` are the standard opt-out signals Google Translate also honors, so anything you've already marked for Google is respected automatically. `data-tp-skip` is a Verbi-specific alias if you'd prefer not to use the standard markers.

Use this for content that must stay in its original language regardless of the page locale — code samples, usernames and handles, postal addresses, legal/trademark text, or third-party embedded widgets.

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```
<!-- This whole block is served as-is in every language -->
<pre data-tp-skip>
npm install @acme/widget
</pre>

<address class="notranslate">
  123 Rue Example, Paris
</address>

```

You don't need to mark `<script>`, `<style>`, `<code>`, `<pre>`, `<svg>`, or `<noscript>` — those are never translated.

## Language Switcher

Source: https://verbi.io/pt/docs/configuration/language-switcher

Configuration

# Language Switcher

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## Built-in Widget

Verbi includes a floating language switcher widget that is injected into every translated page. It shows the current language and opens a dropdown listing all available languages. Clicking a language navigates to the equivalent page in that language.

The widget is enabled by default. You can toggle it and set its position from **Settings → Behaviour**.

**Position options:**

* Bottom right _(default)_
* Bottom left

The widget is only injected on translated pages — it does not appear on your root domain unless a visitor is already on a translated URL.

## Building Your Own

If you prefer to design your own language selector — to match your site's branding, place it in the header, or build it with your site builder's own components — you can disable the built-in widget and build your own.

Turn off the widget in **Settings → Behaviour → Language switcher widget**.

To link to a translated version of a page, use the language code as a subdirectory prefix:

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```
/fr/          → French homepage
/fr/pricing   → French pricing page
/de/about     → German about page

```

The pattern is always `/{lang-code}/{path}`. To link to the same page in a different language, take the current path and swap the language prefix:

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```
Current page:  /fr/pricing
German:        /de/pricing
Japanese:      /ja/pricing

```

For a full list of supported language codes, see [Languages](/docs/configuration/languages).

## Languages

Source: https://verbi.io/pt/docs/configuration/languages

Configuration

# Languages

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## Source Language

The source language is the language your site is written in — what Verbi reads and translates from. It's set when you create a site and defaults to English.

The source language doesn't create a translated URL. Your root domain (`yoursite.com/`) continues to serve content exactly as it is on your original site.

## Target Languages

Target languages are the languages Verbi translates your content into. Each one gets its own subdirectory URL:

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```
yoursite.com/fr/   → French
yoursite.com/de/   → German
yoursite.com/ja/   → Japanese

```

You can select target languages when creating a site, or add and remove them anytime from **Settings → Languages** in your dashboard.

When you add a new language, translated pages are available immediately. When you remove one, those URLs stop being served.

## Supported Languages

Verbi supports 24 languages:

| Language   | Code |
| ---------- | ---- |
| Arabic     | ar   |
| Chinese    | zh   |
| Czech      | cs   |
| Danish     | da   |
| Dutch      | nl   |
| English    | en   |
| Finnish    | fi   |
| French     | fr   |
| German     | de   |
| Greek      | el   |
| Hungarian  | hu   |
| Indonesian | id   |
| Italian    | it   |
| Japanese   | ja   |
| Korean     | ko   |
| Norwegian  | nb   |
| Polish     | pl   |
| Portuguese | pt   |
| Romanian   | ro   |
| Russian    | ru   |
| Spanish    | es   |
| Swedish    | sv   |
| Turkish    | tr   |
| Ukrainian  | uk   |

## Plan Limits

The number of target languages available depends on your plan. Your current usage is shown in **Settings → Languages**. If you've reached your limit, you'll need to remove a language before adding a new one, or upgrade your plan.

## Speak Your Customers' Language

Source: https://verbi.io/es

#  Speak Your Customers' Language 

 Most visitors won't buy in a language they don't read. Verbi makes your website multilingual in minutes — every page translated, SEO included, kept in sync. No rebuilds, no per-language fees. 

 See It in French 

 See your real homepage translated. 

 14-day free trial  Works on any website  SEO included 

 yoursite.comEN

Acme Inc.

FeaturesPricingGet started

Now available

## The fastest way to grow your business globally.

Reach millions of new customers by speaking their language. Setup takes minutes.

Get started freeLearn more

Analytics

Real-time insights

Integrations

Connect your stack

Support

24/7 live chat

 Powered by tools you already trust 

Any websiteWorks with your existing site, any platform

Translated by DeepLNatural, ranking-safe translations

Served by CloudflareCached at 300+ edge locations

 The problem 

##  Going Multilingual Usually Means Painful or Pricey 

 Translating a site by hand is slow and goes stale the moment you edit. Per-language add-ons rack up fast. Verbi is neither. 

###  The usual way 

* Translate everything by handCopy every heading, button, and paragraph into each language — then redo it on every edit
* Watch it drift out of syncManual copies break the moment you update your original
* Fight with SEOBotch hreflang, sitemaps, and language URLs and Google won't index your translations
* Pay per language — or per wordNative add-ons charge for every language; other tools charge by word count

 Slow to set up, easy to break, expensive at scale 

###  With Verbi 

* Keep your site exactly as it isPublish in your language; Verbi serves every other one — no rebuilds, no duplicate pages
* Automatic DeepL translationEvery heading, button, and paragraph translated on first visit
* Full SEO out of the boxhreflang tags, translated sitemaps, meta tags — all handled automatically
* Always in syncUpdate your site and every language updates with it
* One flat price, any number of languagesStart with a 14-day free trial, cancel anytime

 Minutes to set up, SEO included, always in sync 

 How it works 

##  Go Live 

 Three steps. No code to write, nothing to rebuild. Your site stays exactly as it is — Verbi adds the languages. 

1

### Connect Your Domain

Point your domain to Verbi with a couple of DNS records. Takes two minutes — no changes to your site.

DNS Records

CNAME@proxy.verbi.io

2

### Choose Your Languages

Pick from 20+ languages in the dashboard. Verbi translates your entire site automatically.

Languages

French

Spanish

German

3

### You're Live

Visitors can now read your site in their language at yoursite.com/fr, /es, /de — with full SEO.

Live

yoursite.com/fr

yoursite.com/es

yoursite.com/de

 Features 

##  Translation That Handles Itself 

 You publish in your language. Your visitors read it in theirs. SEO, routing, and caching are all taken care of. 

###  Every Word, Translated Automatically 

 Headings, buttons, navigation, meta descriptions — even dynamic content. Powered by DeepL for translations that actually sound natural. Need to fine-tune something? Edit any translation manually. 

DeepL poweredMeta tagsManual editingGlossary support

[ View Feature ](/features/translation)

Translation previewFR

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

FR

Le moyen le plus rapide de développer votre activité à l'international.

###  SEO That Actually Works 

 Every language gets its own URL, translated meta tags, and proper hreflang annotations. Google indexes each version separately — so each version is eligible to rank in every market you translate into. 

hreflang tagsTranslated sitemapsCanonical URLsMeta translations

[ View Feature ](/features/seo)

Google search previewSEO

yoursite.com/fr

Le moyen le plus rapide de développer votre activité

Touchez des millions de nouveaux clients en parlant leur langue. La configuration prend quelques minutes.

yoursite.com/es

La forma más rápida de hacer crecer tu negocio

Llega a millones de nuevos clientes hablando su idioma. La configuración toma minutos.

###  Your Translated Pages Load Instantly 

 Translations are cached at 300+ Cloudflare edge locations worldwide. Your visitors get fast page loads regardless of language — no extra loading spinners, no delay. 

Edge cachingGlobal CDNSmart invalidationNo loading delay

[ View Feature ](/features/performance)

PerformanceEDGE

First visit (translation)

180ms

Cached visit

12ms

Origin (no Verbi)

95ms

#### Language Switcher

A floating widget on your site lets visitors pick their preferred language instantly.

#### Bring Your Own API Key

Plug in your own DeepL or OpenAI key to control translation costs directly.

#### Usage Analytics

See which languages your visitors use most, plus page views and cache performance.

#### Glossary & Exclusions

Lock brand names so they're never translated. Exclude paths like /dashboard or /app.

[ View All Features ](/features)

 Use cases 

##  Built for Teams Like Yours 

 Whether you're a solo founder, an agency, or a growing brand — if your website has international visitors, Verbi is for you. 

### SaaS & Startups

You built your marketing site to convert. Now you want to reach users in France, Germany, Japan — without duplicating the entire site for each language.

* Launch in New Markets Instantly  
Translate your marketing site while keeping one site as your single source of truth.
* Rank in Local Search Results  
Each language gets its own URL, meta tags, and sitemap — Google indexes every version.
* Convert More Sign-ups  
Visitors who read your site in their own language are far more likely to convert.

 yourapp.com/fr/pricing

[SaaS & Startups ](/use-cases/saas)

### Ecommerce & DTC Brands

Sell to customers in new countries without building separate storefronts. Product pages, collection pages, and landing pages — all translated automatically.

* Open New Markets Without Rebuilding  
One storefront, every language. No separate sites per country.
* Translate the Full Shopping Experience  
Descriptions, sizing guides, CTAs — everything a buyer needs to feel confident.
* Reduce Cart Abandonment  
Shoppers trust and buy more often from sites in their own language.

 yourbrand.com/de/products

[Ecommerce ](/use-cases/ecommerce)

### Agencies & Freelancers

Offer multilingual as a premium add-on to your clients. You deliver the value, Verbi handles the technical side — and translations stay in sync automatically.

* New Revenue Stream  
Upsell translation to every client with international visitors. Easy to deliver, easy to charge for.
* Zero Ongoing Maintenance  
When your client updates their content, translations update too — no manual work for you.
* Runs on Your Client's Domain  
The language switcher and translated pages live on their domain. Verbi stays invisible.

 clientsite.com/es/about

[Agencies ](/use-cases/agencies)

### Content & Media Sites

Turn every article, guide, and resource page into a multilingual entry point. Publish in your language and reach readers worldwide — no separate CMS needed.

* Multiply Your Organic Traffic  
Each translated page is a new search result. More languages means more entry points.
* Reach Non-English Readers  
Your content becomes accessible to audiences you couldn't reach before.
* Always Up to Date  
Edit your original and the translated versions update on the next visit — no queue, no delay.

 yourblog.com/ja/guides

[Content ](/use-cases/content)

 Pricing 

##  Simple, Flat Pricing 

 No surprise charges. Start with a 14-day free trial and pick the plan that fits. 

### Starter

For small sites going multilingual

$15/mo

* 50K translated characters/mo
* 3 languages
* Bring your own API key
* Manual editing
[See full plan ](/pricing)

 Best value 

### Growth

Expand into multiple markets

$35/mo

* 250K translated characters/mo
* 10 languages, 3 sites
* Glossary & translation rules
* Auto-detect & redirect
[Start free trial ](/pricing)

### Business

For companies going global

$79/mo

* 1M translated characters/mo
* Unlimited languages, 10 sites
* 10 team members
* Everything in Growth
[See full plan ](/pricing)

Get 2 months free with yearly billing

 FAQ 

##  Questions & Answers 

 Everything you need to know before getting started.   
 Can't find your answer? [ Get in touch ](/contact). 

### Do I need to change anything on my site?

No. Your site stays exactly as it is — no plugins, no code changes, no duplicate pages. You add a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and you're live. Verbi sits in front of your site and handles translation automatically.

### How accurate are the translations?

Verbi uses DeepL, widely regarded as the best machine translation available — significantly more natural than Google Translate. For fine-tuning, you can manually edit any translation and set up a glossary to protect brand names and technical terms.

### Will translated pages help or hurt my SEO?

Help — significantly. Each language gets its own URL path (/fr, /es, /de), properly translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and separate sitemaps. This is the Google-recommended approach for multilingual sites. Every translated page becomes a new entry point in search results.

### What happens when I update my site?

Translations stay in sync automatically. When you update your site, Verbi detects new content on the next visit and translates it. No need to re-translate anything manually. You can also purge the cache from your dashboard for instant updates.

### How is Verbi different from Weglot or Linguana?

Verbi uses flat monthly pricing — you won't get charged more just because your site has a lot of content — and works on any platform via a quick DNS change. We include full SEO support (hreflang, sitemaps, meta translations) on every plan, and you can bring your own DeepL or OpenAI API key to control translation costs directly.

### What happens to my translations if I cancel?

Your original site is completely unaffected — Verbi never modifies it. If you cancel, the translated language paths simply stop being served. Your site reverts to exactly how it was before, with no broken pages or missing content.

### Can I bring my own API key?

Yes. On the Starter plan and above, you can plug in your own DeepL or OpenAI API key. This means you pay the translation provider directly at their rates instead of using Verbi's included translation credits — great if you have high volume or already have an API key.

### What languages are supported?

Verbi supports 20+ languages including French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, and many more. You can add or remove languages at any time from your dashboard.

### Is there a free trial?

Yes. Starter starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required — enough to translate your real site and see the quality and SEO benefit before you're charged. If you don't add a card, the trial just ends and you're never charged. Paid plans start at $15/mo.

### Does Verbi work with custom domains?

Yes. Verbi works with any domain setup — whether you're using your site builder's hosting with a custom domain or already routing through Cloudflare. You add a CNAME plus the TXT records we provide, and all your language paths (/fr, /es, /de…) are handled automatically.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)

 14-day free trial  Live in minutes  Cancel anytime

## Translation, SEO, and Speed. All Handled for You

Source: https://verbi.io/es/features

Features 

#  Translation, SEO, and Speed. All Handled for You 

 You keep building your site. Verbi takes care of translating it, making it rank in every language, and serving it fast worldwide. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ View Pricing ](/pricing)

 Core features 

##  What Verbi Does for Your Site 

 Five areas that work together so you never have to think about translation infrastructure. Click any card to learn more. 

[Automatic TranslationEvery heading, button, paragraph, and meta tag — translated automatically by DeepL. Edit anything manually when you need to fine-tune.DeepL poweredManual editingDynamic contentGlossary support Learn more ](/features/translation)[Multilingual SEOEach language gets its own URL, hreflang tags, translated meta tags, and a sitemap. Google indexes every version separately — so each one is eligible to rank in its market.hreflang tagsSitemapsCanonical URLsMeta translations Learn more ](/features/seo)[Edge Caching & SpeedTranslated pages are cached at 300+ Cloudflare edge locations. Your visitors get fast page loads in every language — no extra delay, no loading spinners.300+ locationsTwo-layer cachingSmart invalidationInstant repeats Learn more ](/features/performance)[Glossary & ExclusionsLock brand names so they're never translated. Skip paths like /dashboard or /app. You control exactly what gets translated and what doesn't.Brand protectionPath exclusionsCode detectionSmart defaults Learn more ](/features/glossary)[Usage AnalyticsSee which languages your visitors use most, track character usage, and monitor cache performance. Usage alerts notify you before you hit your limits.Per-page statsCache metricsReferrersUsage alerts Learn more ](/features/analytics)[Bring Your Own API KeyPlug in your own DeepL API key to remove Verbi's character limits and pay the provider directly at their rates. Account-wide, validated on save, and stored securely.DeepL Free or ProNo character limitAccount-widePay provider directly Learn more ](/features/byok)

 Full feature list 

##  Everything That's Included 

 The complete list of what you get — from translation to analytics, all working out of the box. 

#### DeepL Translation

Natural translations powered by one of the most accurate translation engines available.

#### Manual Translation Editing

Fine-tune any translation directly from your dashboard. Your edits override the automatic translation.

#### Dynamic Content Detection

MutationObserver catches lazy-loaded and client-rendered content and translates it on the fly.

#### 20+ Languages

French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Portuguese, and many more.

#### Bring Your Own API Key

Use your own DeepL or OpenAI key to control translation costs directly.

#### Subdirectory URLs

Each language lives at /fr, /es, /de — the Google-recommended structure for multilingual sites.

#### Hreflang Annotations

Automatic hreflang tags including x-default so Google knows which pages are translations of each other.

#### Translated Sitemaps

Per-language sitemaps with correctly prefixed URLs, auto-referenced in robots.txt.

#### Meta Tag Translation

Title, description, OG tags, and Twitter cards translated so search snippets and social shares look right.

#### Canonical URL Handling

Canonical tags are updated to point to the correct language variant of each page.

#### Edge Cache (CDN)

Full HTML responses cached at 300+ Cloudflare locations for fast page loads worldwide.

#### Translation Dictionary

Per-site, per-language dictionaries — previously translated strings never hit the API again.

#### Smart Cache Invalidation

New content is detected automatically on the next visit. Manual and API-driven purge also available.

#### stale-while-revalidate

Visitors always get a fast response, even during revalidation. Zero downtime, ever.

#### Glossary Terms

Protect brand names, product names, and technical terms from being translated.

#### Path Exclusions

Skip dashboards, login pages, admin areas, and any path that shouldn't be translated.

#### Language Switcher

Floating widget lets visitors pick their preferred language. Customizable position.

#### Auto-Detect & Redirect

Optionally redirect first-time visitors based on their browser language preference.

#### Per-Page Analytics

Views, cache hits, character usage, and referrers for every page and language combination.

#### Usage Alerts

Automatic notifications at 80%, 90%, and 100% of your monthly character limit.

#### Cache Hit Rate Tracking

Monitor how efficiently your translations are being served from the edge.

#### SPA Navigation Support

Patches pushState/replaceState to keep language prefixes intact during client-side navigation.

#### Team Collaboration

Invite team members to manage translations and settings on Business plans.

#### Dashboard Purge

Clear cache for specific pages or all languages from your Verbi dashboard in one click.

 The problem 

##  Going Multilingual Usually Means Painful or Pricey 

 Translating a site by hand is slow and goes stale the moment you edit. Per-language add-ons rack up fast. Verbi is neither. 

###  The usual way 

* Translate everything by handCopy every heading, button, and paragraph into each language — then redo it on every edit
* Watch it drift out of syncManual copies break the moment you update your original
* Fight with SEOBotch hreflang, sitemaps, and language URLs and Google won't index your translations
* Pay per language — or per wordNative add-ons charge for every language; other tools charge by word count

 Slow to set up, easy to break, expensive at scale 

###  With Verbi 

* Keep your site exactly as it isPublish in your language; Verbi serves every other one — no rebuilds, no duplicate pages
* Automatic DeepL translationEvery heading, button, and paragraph translated on first visit
* Full SEO out of the boxhreflang tags, translated sitemaps, meta tags — all handled automatically
* Always in syncUpdate your site and every language updates with it
* One flat price, any number of languagesStart with a 14-day free trial, cancel anytime

 Minutes to set up, SEO included, always in sync 

##  Questions & Answers 

### Do I need to change anything on my site?

No. Your site stays exactly as it is — no plugins, no code changes, no duplicate pages. You add a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and you're live. Verbi sits in front of your site and handles translation automatically.

### How accurate are the translations?

Verbi uses DeepL, widely regarded as the best machine translation available — significantly more natural than Google Translate. For fine-tuning, you can manually edit any translation and set up a glossary to protect brand names and technical terms.

### Will translated pages help or hurt my SEO?

Help — significantly. Each language gets its own URL path (/fr, /es, /de), properly translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and separate sitemaps. This is the Google-recommended approach for multilingual sites. Every translated page becomes a new entry point in search results.

### What happens when I update my site?

Translations stay in sync automatically. When you update your site, Verbi detects new content on the next visit and translates it. No need to re-translate anything manually. You can also purge the cache from your dashboard for instant updates.

### How is Verbi different from Weglot or Linguana?

Verbi uses flat monthly pricing — you won't get charged more just because your site has a lot of content — and works on any platform via a quick DNS change. We include full SEO support (hreflang, sitemaps, meta translations) on every plan, and you can bring your own DeepL or OpenAI API key to control translation costs directly.

### What happens to my translations if I cancel?

Your original site is completely unaffected — Verbi never modifies it. If you cancel, the translated language paths simply stop being served. Your site reverts to exactly how it was before, with no broken pages or missing content.

### Can I bring my own API key?

Yes. On the Starter plan and above, you can plug in your own DeepL or OpenAI API key. This means you pay the translation provider directly at their rates instead of using Verbi's included translation credits — great if you have high volume or already have an API key.

### What languages are supported?

Verbi supports 20+ languages including French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, and many more. You can add or remove languages at any time from your dashboard.

### Is there a free trial?

Yes. Starter starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required — enough to translate your real site and see the quality and SEO benefit before you're charged. If you don't add a card, the trial just ends and you're never charged. Paid plans start at $15/mo.

### Does Verbi work with custom domains?

Yes. Verbi works with any domain setup — whether you're using your site builder's hosting with a custom domain or already routing through Cloudflare. You add a CNAME plus the TXT records we provide, and all your language paths (/fr, /es, /de…) are handled automatically.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)

 14-day free trial  Live in minutes  Cancel anytime

## Know Which Languages Are Driving Your Growth

Source: https://verbi.io/es/features/analytics

Analytics 

#  Know Which Languages Are Driving Your Growth 

 Track translated page views, character usage, cache efficiency, traffic sources, and visitor countries — all from your Verbi dashboard. No third-party analytics tool needed. 

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Analytics — yoursite.com

7 days30 days90 days

Page Views

23.4K

last 30 days

Characters

842K

84% of 1M limit

Cache Hit Rate

94.2%

edge cache efficiency

Languages

4

FR, DE, ES, JA

Monthly character usage842,000 / 1,000,000

PagesTrafficLanguagesPerformanceHistory

Top pages by views5 pages

LangPathViewsCache HitChars

FR/

8,241

96%

12.4K

DE/pricing

3,892

94%

8.1K

ES/

2,710

91%

11.8K

FR/pricing

2,105

97%

7.9K

JA/

1,847

88%

14.2K

Top Referrers

google.com14.2K

google.fr3.8K

google.de2.1K

twitter.com891

reddit.com412

Top Countries

France8.2K

Germany4.1K

Spain3.0K

United States2.4K

Japan1.9K

 Metrics 

##  The Metrics That Matter for Multilingual Sites 

 See which languages are worth investing in, which pages get the most translated traffic, and whether your cache is doing its job. 

### Views per Language

See which languages drive the most traffic, with per-page breakdowns so you know where to focus your efforts.

### Cache Hit Rate

Track how efficiently your pages are served from the edge. High rates mean faster pages and lower translation costs.

### Characters Translated

Monitor your character usage against your plan limit in real time, with automatic alerts before you hit the cap.

### Country Breakdown

See where your multilingual visitors come from — powered by Cloudflare edge geo-detection, no cookies needed.

### Referrer Tracking

Understand where traffic originates — Google, localized Google domains (google.fr, google.de), social media, or direct links.

### Performance Metrics

Track origin fetch latency and translation API response times daily so you can spot slowdowns before your visitors do.

 Usage alerts 

##  Never Hit Your Limit Without Warning 

 Verbi tracks your character usage against your plan limit in real time. You'll get automatic email alerts at 80%, 90%, and 100% — so you can upgrade or adjust before anything stops working. 

* Automatic email alerts at 80%, 90%, and 100% of your character limit
* Real-time usage visible in your dashboard — no waiting for end-of-month surprises
* When you hit the limit, cached translations keep working — visitors are never left without a translated page
* Upgrade your plan anytime to increase your limits instantly

Monthly usage

Characters842K / 1M

84% used — 80% alert sent

Page views23K / 100K

23% used

Languages4 / 10

##  Five Tabs. Zero Guesswork. 

 Your analytics dashboard is organized into focused views so you can find exactly what you need. 

Pages

### Per-Page, Per-Language Detail

See exactly which pages get the most translated views, how many characters each consumes, and the cache hit rate for every page and language combination.

Traffic

### Referrers, Countries & Devices

Understand where your multilingual traffic comes from — which Google domains, which countries, and whether visitors are on mobile or desktop.

Languages

### Language Performance Ranking

Compare all your enabled languages side by side. See views, characters, and traffic share with inline bar charts to spot your top markets at a glance.

Performance

### Latency & Daily Trends

Track average origin fetch time and translation API latency day by day. See new strings discovered, so you know when content changes trigger fresh translations.

History

### Monthly Usage History

Review your character and page view consumption month over month. Plan your budget and see how your translation usage grows over time.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)

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## Bring Your Own API Key

Source: https://verbi.io/es/features/byok

Cost control 

#  Bring Your Own API Key 

 Plug in your own DeepL API key and Verbi translates through it instead of your plan's included credits. Your character limit is removed across every site — you pay DeepL directly at their rates, with no markup from us. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ View Pricing ](/pricing)

##  Your Key, Your Quota 

 Paste your DeepL API key once from your account settings. Verbi validates it on save, then routes every translation — across all of your sites — through your account. The key is encrypted at rest and only the translation server can read it back. 

DeepL Free or ProValidated on saveAccount-wideNo character limit

DeepL API KeyActive

a1b2••••8f9c

 BYOK active — your plan's character limit is removed across all sites. Your DeepL account limits apply. 

Monthly limit

500,000 charsYour DeepL quota

 Why bring your own key 

##  Full Control Over Translation Volume and Cost 

 Ideal for high-volume sites or anyone who already pays for a DeepL plan. 

### No Character Limit

Once your key is active, Verbi stops counting characters against your plan. Translate as much as your own DeepL quota allows — across every site on your account.

### Pay the Provider Directly

You're billed by DeepL at their published rates, with no markup from Verbi. For high-volume sites, paying per character directly is often cheaper than topping up plan credits.

### Stored Securely

Your key is encrypted at rest and never shown again after you save it — the dashboard only displays a masked version. Only the translation server can read the full key.

### One Key, Every Site

The key lives on your account, so all of your sites inherit it instantly. Remove it any time and your sites revert cleanly to your plan's included credits.

##  Set Up in Under a Minute 

 No reconfiguring your sites. Add the key once and every site you own switches over automatically. 

1

#### Create a DeepL API key

Sign up for a DeepL API plan (Free or Pro) and copy the authentication key from your DeepL account.

2

#### Paste it into Verbi

Go to Account → API Keys, paste your key, and save. Verbi verifies it against DeepL before storing it, so you know right away that it works.

3

#### You're done

Every site you own immediately starts translating through your key, with your plan's character limit removed. No redeploys, no per-site setup.

##  BYOK Questions 

### Which plans include Bring Your Own Key?

BYOK is available on the Starter plan and above. On the Free plan you use Verbi's included translation credits; upgrade to any paid plan to plug in your own DeepL key.

### Which providers can I use?

You can bring your own DeepL API key — both DeepL Free (keys ending in :fx) and DeepL Pro keys are supported. Verbi uses DeepL as its primary translation engine, the same engine that powers translations on every plan.

### Does using my own key remove Verbi's character limit?

Yes. While your key is active, translations are billed to your DeepL account instead of counting against your plan, so Verbi's monthly character limit no longer applies. Your own DeepL account limits apply instead.

### Is my API key stored securely?

Yes. Your key is encrypted at rest and only the translation server can read the full value. The dashboard only ever shows a masked version (like a1b2••••8f9c), and the full key is never sent back to the browser after you save it.

### Does the key apply to all my sites?

Yes. The key is stored at the account level, so every site you own translates through it automatically. There's no need to configure it per site.

### What happens if I remove my key?

Your sites revert to your plan's included translation credits and monthly character limit on the next request. Nothing breaks — already-translated pages stay cached, and new translations simply use Verbi's credits again.

### What if my DeepL key runs out of quota?

If DeepL rejects a request because your key is out of quota or invalid, that page falls back to its original language rather than serving a broken translation, and you're alerted so you can top up or update the key.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Your Brand Name Stays Your Brand Name

Source: https://verbi.io/es/features/glossary

Control 

#  Your Brand Name Stays Your Brand Name 

 Glossary terms keep brand names, product names, and technical terms untranslated. Path exclusions skip pages like dashboards and login screens entirely. You decide what gets translated and what doesn't. 

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##  Glossary Terms 

 Add your brand name, product names, technical terms, or any word you don't want translated. When Verbi encounters these terms, it leaves them exactly as they are — in every language. 

Brand namesProduct namesTechnical termsCase-insensitive

Glossary4 terms

Verbi

Brand

Framer

Brand

Cloudflare

Technical

DeepL

Brand

Translation result

 "Verbi est le moyen le plus rapide de traduire votre site Framer." 

##  Path Exclusions 

 Not every page should be translated. Exclude your dashboard, login page, admin area, or any path that shouldn't go through translation. Excluded paths are passed straight through to your origin — untouched. 

Wildcard supportPrefix matchingAuth passthroughSmart defaults

Excluded paths

/dashboard

App

/login

Auth

/api/

API

/admin

Admin

Result

/fr/pricing→ Translated

/fr/dashboard→ Passed through

##  Smart Defaults Out of the Box 

 Verbi automatically excludes common app paths so you don't have to configure them manually. Add, remove, or override any of these from your dashboard. 

Default excluded paths

/dashboard/admin/login/logout/signup/register/account/profile/settings/api//wp-admin/wp-login/auth/signin/oauth/verify/reset-password/callback/webhooks

##  More Ways to Fine-Tune 

 Verbi handles the edge cases automatically — but you can override any of these settings when you need to. 

#### Code Detection

Verbi automatically detects code blocks, pre-formatted text, and monospace content, and skips them during translation.

#### Max String Length

Strings longer than 500 characters are automatically skipped to prevent container elements from being translated as a single block.

#### Translatable Filters

URLs, email addresses, camelCase identifiers, hex values, and other non-translatable strings are skipped automatically.

#### Bring Your Own API Key

On the Starter plan and above, use your own DeepL or OpenAI key for complete control over your translation quota and costs.

#### Language Switcher Position

Choose where the floating language switcher appears — bottom-left or bottom-right — or hide it entirely and build your own.

#### Auto-Detect & Redirect

Optionally redirect first-time visitors to their preferred language based on browser settings. Off by default.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Your Translated Pages Load Just as Fast as the Original

Source: https://verbi.io/es/features/performance

Performance 

#  Your Translated Pages Load Just as Fast as the Original 

 Translation shouldn't slow your site down. Verbi caches translated pages at 300+ Cloudflare edge locations — so visitors get fast page loads in every language, everywhere. 

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\~12ms

Cached page response time

300+

Cloudflare edge locations

5 min

Edge cache TTL

 How it works 

##  Two Layers of Caching, Zero Wasted Translation Calls 

 Verbi uses both a translation dictionary and Cloudflare's edge cache so each string is only translated once — ever. 

1.

### Translation Dictionary

 Every string Verbi translates is stored in a per-site, per-language dictionary. When a page is requested, Verbi checks the dictionary first — if all strings are already translated, no API call to DeepL is needed. Your translation credits stay untouched. 

Dictionary lookup\~2ms

DeepL translation\~150ms

After the first visit, most pages serve entirely from the dictionary — no API calls.

2.

### Edge Cache (CDN)

 Once a page is fully translated, the complete HTML response is cached at the nearest Cloudflare edge location. Subsequent visitors get the cached page directly — no origin fetch, no dictionary lookup, no translation. Just fast HTML. 

Edge cache hit\~12ms

Edge TTL5 min

300+ edge locations worldwide. stale-while-revalidate ensures zero downtime.

 Global infrastructure 

##  Fast for Every Visitor, Everywhere in the World 

 Verbi runs on Cloudflare Workers — deployed to 300+ data centers in over 100 countries. Wherever your visitors are, there's an edge location nearby serving cached pages in milliseconds. 

* 300+ data centers across 100+ countries
* Fast page loads for repeat visitors in every language
* Automatic failover and DDoS protection included
* stale-while-revalidate ensures zero downtime during revalidation
* No cold starts — Cloudflare Workers are always warm

##  Automatic by Default, Manual When You Need It 

 Caching happens automatically. But when you need an instant update, you're always in control. 

### Automatic Invalidation

When you update your site, Verbi detects new content on the next visit and re-translates automatically. No action needed from you.

### Manual Purge

Need an instant update? Purge specific pages or your entire cache from the dashboard in one click.

### Smart Dictionary

The translation dictionary persists independently of the edge cache. Even after a cache purge, previously translated strings don't need re-translation — saving your character quota.

### Cache Analytics

Track cache hit rates, response times, and translation volumes per page and per language from your dashboard.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Rank in Every Language You Translate Into

Source: https://verbi.io/es/features/seo

SEO 

#  Rank in Every Language You Translate Into 

 Every translated page gets its own URL, reciprocal hreflang tags, translated meta tags, and a dedicated sitemap — exactly how Google recommends it. No client-side hacks that search engines can't see. 

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##  Every Language Is a New Entry Point in Search 

 Each translated page becomes its own indexable result in Google — multiplying your organic reach without writing a single new page. 

Google Search Results

yoursite.com

Your SaaS — The fastest way to grow your business

Reach millions of new customers by speaking their language. Setup takes minutes.

yoursite.com/fr

Votre SaaS — Le moyen le plus rapide de développer votre activité

Touchez des millions de nouveaux clients en parlant leur langue.

yoursite.com/de

Ihr SaaS — Der schnellste Weg, Ihr Unternehmen zu skalieren

Erreichen Sie Millionen neuer Kunden, indem Sie deren Sprache sprechen.

 What's included 

##  Everything Google Needs to Index Your Translated Pages 

 All of this is automatic — included on every plan, including Free. 

### Subdirectory URLs

Each language lives at a clean subdirectory path — /fr, /es, /de. Google recommends this structure because it keeps everything under one domain authority instead of splitting it across subdomains.

URL structure

yoursite.com/         → English (default)
yoursite.com/fr/      → French
yoursite.com/es/      → Spanish
yoursite.com/de/      → German
yoursite.com/ja/      → Japanese

### Reciprocal Hreflang

Verbi injects hreflang tags on both your original and translated pages — which is critical because Google ignores hreflang unless it's reciprocal. Includes x-default for the original and proper BCP 47 codes like pt-BR and zh-Hans.

Generated on every page

<link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href=".../" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href=".../" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr" href=".../fr/" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="pt-BR" href=".../pt/" />

### Hreflang Sitemaps

Each language gets a dedicated sitemap with xhtml:link hreflang entries per URL — Google's recommended format for multilingual sites. Your robots.txt is updated to reference each language sitemap automatically.

Sitemap entry

<url>
  <loc>https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing</loc>
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="en"
    href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr"
    href="https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing" />
</url>

### Translated Meta & OG Tags

Title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph titles, Twitter cards, and og:locale are all handled automatically. Each language gets the correct og:locale (e.g. fr\_FR) and og:locale:alternate tags for every other version.

Generated meta

<meta property="og:locale" content="fr_FR" />
<meta property="og:locale:alternate" content="en_US" />
<meta property="og:locale:alternate" content="de_DE" />

### Canonical & Content-Language

Each translated page gets a canonical URL pointing to its own language version — not the English original. The Content-Language HTTP header is set on every response, giving search engines and CDNs an additional language signal.

Response headers

Content-Language: fr
Link: <.../fr/pricing>; rel="canonical"

### RTL & Language Attributes

The html lang attribute is updated on every page to match the language being served. For Arabic, dir="rtl" is set automatically so browsers render the correct reading direction without any extra configuration.

Arabic example

<html lang="ar" dir="rtl">

##  What Changes in Your HTML 

 Your site stays untouched. Verbi adds the SEO tags at the edge before the page reaches the visitor. 

Without Verbi

<html lang="en">
<head>
  <title>Your SaaS Product</title>
  <meta name="description"
    content="English description...">
  <!-- No hreflang tags -->
  <!-- No og:locale -->
  <!-- No alternate sitemaps -->
</head>

With Verbi — /fr

<html lang="fr">
<head>
  <title>Votre produit SaaS</title>
  <meta name="description"
    content="Description en français...">
  <meta property="og:locale"
    content="fr_FR">
  <link rel="alternate" hreflang="en"
    href="https://yoursite.com/">
  <link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr"
    href="https://yoursite.com/fr/">
  <link rel="canonical"
    href="https://yoursite.com/fr/">
</head>

##  SEO Questions 

### Does each language get its own URL?

Yes. Every translated page lives at a clean subdirectory URL like yoursite.com/fr/pricing, yoursite.com/de/about, etc. Google treats each one as a separate page, which means each language can rank independently in search results.

### What are hreflang tags and why do they matter?

Hreflang tags tell Google that yoursite.com/pricing and yoursite.com/fr/pricing are the same page in different languages. Without them, Google might treat your translated pages as duplicate content. Verbi automatically injects reciprocal hreflang annotations on both the original and translated pages — which is critical because Google ignores hreflang unless it's reciprocal.

### Are sitemaps generated for each language?

Yes. Verbi generates translated sitemaps for each language with full xhtml:link hreflang entries inside each URL block — Google's recommended format for multilingual sitemaps. The sitemaps are also referenced in your robots.txt automatically.

### Are meta descriptions and OG tags translated?

Yes. Verbi translates your title tag, meta description, og:title, og:description, and twitter:title/description. It also sets the correct og:locale for each language, so when someone shares your French page on social media, the preview shows the French copy — not the English original.

### Why not just use a JavaScript translation widget?

Client-side JavaScript translations (like free Google Translate widgets) are invisible to search engines. Google crawls the raw HTML, not what JavaScript renders in the browser. Verbi serves fully translated HTML at the server level, so Google sees and indexes every translated page as real content.

### How long until Google indexes my translated pages?

It depends on your site's crawl frequency, but most sites see translated pages appearing in Google within a few days to a couple of weeks. The hreflang tags, sitemaps with hreflang entries, and Content-Language headers all help Google discover and index them faster.

### Does Verbi handle right-to-left languages like Arabic?

Yes. When serving Arabic pages, Verbi automatically sets dir="rtl" on the HTML element alongside the correct lang attribute, so browsers render the page in the right reading direction.

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 In Their Language 

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## Every Word on Your Site, Translated Automatically

Source: https://verbi.io/es/features/translation

Core feature 

#  Every Word on Your Site, Translated Automatically 

 Headings, buttons, meta tags, dynamic content — all translated by DeepL the moment a visitor lands on your page. Edit anything manually when you need to fine-tune. 

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 How it works 

##  One Domain. 20+ Languages. Zero Code Changes. 

 Verbi sits in front of your site as a reverse proxy. When a visitor requests a translated page, here's what happens: 

Translation pipeline

1

Visitor requests a page

Someone navigates to yoursite.com/fr/pricing. Verbi intercepts the request at the edge.

2

Your original page is fetched

Verbi fetches the original /pricing page from your site — your actual, live page.

3

Text is extracted

Every translatable string is pulled out — headings, paragraphs, buttons, meta tags, alt text, and dynamic content.

4

DeepL translates

New strings are sent to DeepL. Previously translated strings are served from the dictionary cache instantly — no API call needed.

5

Translated page is served

The visitor gets a fully translated page with proper SEO tags, cached at Cloudflare's edge for fast repeat visits.

 Coverage 

##  Not Just Visible Text — Everything a Visitor or Search Engine Sees 

 Most translation tools miss meta tags, alt text, or dynamic content. Verbi catches it all. 

### Headings & Body Text

All visible text content including h1–h6, paragraphs, list items, and blockquotes.

### Buttons & CTAs

Button labels, link text, and call-to-action copy — translated in context so they still make sense.

### Meta Tags & SEO

Title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph tags, and Twitter card content.

### Navigation & Menus

Nav links, dropdown labels, footer content, and breadcrumbs.

### Alt Text & ARIA

Image alt attributes, aria-labels, and placeholder text for accessibility.

### Dynamic Content

Client-rendered text, lazy-loaded sections, and content that appears after initial page load.

 Translation engine 

##  Powered by DeepL — Translations That Actually Sound Natural 

 DeepL consistently outperforms Google Translate in blind tests, especially for European languages. Your visitors get fluent, natural-sounding translations — not robotic word-for-word output. 

* Top-rated machine translation, especially for European languages
* Natural, fluent output — not robotic or literal
* Context-aware translations that preserve tone and intent
* Glossary support to protect brand names and terms
* Bring your own DeepL API key on Starter plans and above
* Edit any translation manually from your dashboard

🇫🇷

French

Le moyen le plus rapide...

FR

🇩🇪

German

Der schnellste Weg...

DE

🇯🇵

Japanese

ビジネスをグローバルに...

JA

🇪🇸

Spanish

La forma más rápida...

ES

🇰🇷

Korean

비즈니스를 글로벌하게...

KO

 Framer-aware 

##  Built for How Framer Actually Renders Pages 

 Framer wraps every word in individual <span> tags — most translation tools choke on this. Verbi was built from the ground up to handle it correctly. 

### Inline Span Reassembly

Framer wraps each word in its own <span>. Verbi's extraction engine reassembles these inline fragments into complete sentences before translating, so you get proper context-aware translations instead of word-by-word gibberish.

### SPA Navigation Handling

Framer uses client-side routing. Verbi patches pushState and replaceState to keep the language prefix intact as visitors navigate between pages — no flashing, no reloads.

### Hydration-Safe Injection

Translations are injected both server-side and client-side. Verbi suppresses hydration mismatch warnings and ensures the translated DOM stays stable after the page loads.

### Dynamic Content Detection

Framer pages often render content after initial load. Verbi uses a MutationObserver to catch new elements as they appear and translates them on the fly.

##  Translation FAQ 

### Do I need to change anything on my site?

No. Your site stays exactly as it is — no plugins, no code changes, no duplicate pages. You add a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and you're live. Verbi sits in front of your site and handles translation automatically.

### How accurate are the translations?

Verbi uses DeepL, widely regarded as the best machine translation available — significantly more natural than Google Translate. For fine-tuning, you can manually edit any translation and set up a glossary to protect brand names and technical terms.

### Will translated pages help or hurt my SEO?

Help — significantly. Each language gets its own URL path (/fr, /es, /de), properly translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and separate sitemaps. This is the Google-recommended approach for multilingual sites. Every translated page becomes a new entry point in search results.

### What happens when I update my site?

Translations stay in sync automatically. When you update your site, Verbi detects new content on the next visit and translates it. No need to re-translate anything manually. You can also purge the cache from your dashboard for instant updates.

### How is Verbi different from Weglot or Linguana?

Verbi uses flat monthly pricing — you won't get charged more just because your site has a lot of content — and works on any platform via a quick DNS change. We include full SEO support (hreflang, sitemaps, meta translations) on every plan, and you can bring your own DeepL or OpenAI API key to control translation costs directly.

### What happens to my translations if I cancel?

Your original site is completely unaffected — Verbi never modifies it. If you cancel, the translated language paths simply stop being served. Your site reverts to exactly how it was before, with no broken pages or missing content.

### Can I bring my own API key?

Yes. On the Starter plan and above, you can plug in your own DeepL or OpenAI API key. This means you pay the translation provider directly at their rates instead of using Verbi's included translation credits — great if you have high volume or already have an API key.

### What languages are supported?

Verbi supports 20+ languages including French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, and many more. You can add or remove languages at any time from your dashboard.

### Is there a free trial?

Yes. Starter starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required — enough to translate your real site and see the quality and SEO benefit before you're charged. If you don't add a card, the trial just ends and you're never charged. Paid plans start at $15/mo.

### Does Verbi work with custom domains?

Yes. Verbi works with any domain setup — whether you're using your site builder's hosting with a custom domain or already routing through Cloudflare. You add a CNAME plus the TXT records we provide, and all your language paths (/fr, /es, /de…) are handled automatically.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Translate Your Website Into 20+ Languages

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages

Languages 

#  Translate Your Website Into 20+ Languages 

 Verbi uses DeepL to translate your website into any of the languages below. Each translated page gets its own URL, SEO tags, and is cached at the edge. 

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## Europe

[🇨🇿CzechČeština13.9 million speakers](/languages/czech)[🇩🇰DanishDansk6 million speakers](/languages/danish)[🇳🇱DutchNederlands30 million speakers](/languages/dutch)[🇫🇮FinnishSuomi5.8 million speakers](/languages/finnish)[🇫🇷FrenchFrançais321 million speakers](/languages/french)[🇩🇪GermanDeutsch134 million speakers](/languages/german)[🇬🇷GreekΕλληνικά13.5 million speakers](/languages/greek)[🇭🇺HungarianMagyar13 million speakers](/languages/hungarian)[🇮🇹ItalianItaliano68 million speakers](/languages/italian)[🇳🇴NorwegianNorsk5.3 million speakers](/languages/norwegian)[🇵🇱PolishPolski45 million speakers](/languages/polish)[🇷🇴RomanianRomână26 million speakers](/languages/romanian)[🇸🇪SwedishSvenska13 million speakers](/languages/swedish)[🇺🇦UkrainianУкраїнська33 million speakers](/languages/ukrainian)

## Asia

[🇨🇳Chinese中文1.1 billion speakers](/languages/chinese)[🇯🇵Japanese日本語125 million speakers](/languages/japanese)[🇰🇷Korean한국어81 million speakers](/languages/korean)

## Europe & Americas

[🇵🇹PortuguesePortuguês264 million speakers](/languages/portuguese)[🇪🇸SpanishEspañol559 million speakers](/languages/spanish)

## Europe & Asia

[🇷🇺RussianРусский255 million speakers](/languages/russian)[🇹🇷TurkishTürkçe88 million speakers](/languages/turkish)

## Southeast Asia

[🇮🇩IndonesianIndonesia199 million speakers](/languages/indonesian)

## Middle East & North Africa

[🇸🇦Arabicالعربية274 million speakers](/languages/arabic)

##  Adding a Language Takes 30 Seconds 

 From your Verbi dashboard, select a language and it's live immediately. No code changes, no DNS updates, no waiting. 

* Select from 20+ languages in your dashboard — each one is live instantly
* Every language gets its own subdirectory URL (/fr, /es, /de, etc.)
* SEO is automatic: hreflang tags, sitemaps, and translated meta tags
* Translations are cached at 300+ Cloudflare edge locations worldwide
* Add or remove languages anytime — no rebuild, no downtime

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
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## Translate Your Website Into Arabic

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/arabic

🇸🇦 العربية

#  Translate Your Website Into Arabic

 Add Arabic to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /ar/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ All Languages ](/languages)

Translation previewEN → AR

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

AR

أسرع طريقة لتنمية أعمالك على مستوى العالم.

CTA

EN

Get started free

AR

ابدأ مجانًا

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

AR

الوصول إلى ملايين العملاء الجدد

 How to add Arabic

##  Add Arabic to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Arabic pages will be live at yoursite.com/ar/ 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 Arabic

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

3

### Live at /ar/

Your Arabic pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/ar/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Arabic

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Arabic? 

The Arab world represents a fast-growing digital economy, led by the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Arabic-speaking internet users are growing rapidly, and localized content is essential for building trust in these high-value markets.

SEO Impact

Google dominates search across the Arab world. Arabic-language pages with /ar/ URLs allow you to capture organic traffic from rapidly growing markets like Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Egypt.

Speakers

274 million

Internet users

\~200 million

Ecommerce market

$50B+ (MENA)

Region

Middle East & North Africa

Key markets

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Morocco

Primary search engine

google.com.sa / google.ae

URL prefix

/ar/

##  What You Get With Arabic Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Arabic URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/ar/

yoursite.com/ar/pricing

yoursite.com/ar/features

yoursite.com/ar/about

yoursite.com/ar/blog

## Arabic Translation FAQ 

### Does Verbi handle right-to-left (RTL) text?

Verbi translates the text content of your pages into Arabic. However, RTL layout styling (CSS direction, text alignment) depends on your site's CSS. You may need to add RTL-specific styles to your site for the best visual result on Arabic pages.

### Which variant of Arabic does DeepL produce?

DeepL produces Modern Standard Arabic (MSA / فصحى), which is the formal written standard understood across all Arabic-speaking countries. This is the appropriate variant for websites, marketing content, and professional communication.

### Is the Middle East a growing market for SaaS?

The MENA region is one of the fastest-growing digital economies in the world. Saudi Arabia and the UAE in particular have massive digital transformation initiatives, and Arabic-language content is essential for reaching this market.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

##  Start Reaching Customers   
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## Translate Your Website Into Chinese

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/chinese

🇨🇳 中文

#  Translate Your Website Into Chinese

 Add Chinese to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /zh/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → ZH

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

ZH

全球拓展业务的最快方式。

CTA

EN

Get started free

ZH

免费开始

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

ZH

触达数百万新客户

 How to add Chinese

##  Add Chinese to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Chinese pages will be live at yoursite.com/zh/ 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 Chinese

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

3

### Live at /zh/

Your Chinese pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/zh/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Chinese

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Chinese? 

Chinese is the most spoken language in the world. While mainland China has unique internet dynamics, Chinese-speaking markets like Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong are highly accessible and represent significant commercial opportunities.

SEO Impact

Google is the primary search engine in Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Properly translated /zh/ pages open up these Chinese-speaking markets where users expect and prefer content in their language.

Speakers

1.1 billion

Internet users

\~30 million (Taiwan, Singapore, HK)

Ecommerce market

$50B+ (Taiwan, Singapore, HK)

Region

Asia

Key markets

China, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong

Primary search engine

google.com.tw / google.com.sg

URL prefix

/zh/

##  What You Get With Chinese Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Chinese URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/zh/

yoursite.com/zh/pricing

yoursite.com/zh/features

yoursite.com/zh/about

yoursite.com/zh/blog

## Chinese Translation FAQ 

### Does Verbi translate into Simplified or Traditional Chinese?

DeepL currently produces Simplified Chinese, which is used in mainland China, Singapore, and Malaysia. If you need Traditional Chinese for Taiwan and Hong Kong, you can use manual editing to adjust key pages, or use your own API key with a provider that supports Traditional Chinese.

### Can I reach Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong with /zh/ pages?

Yes. Google is the dominant search engine in Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Your /zh/ pages with proper hreflang tags will surface in Chinese-language search results across these markets.

### What about mainland China where Google is blocked?

Verbi's /zh/ pages are primarily effective for Chinese-speaking markets outside mainland China — Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, and overseas Chinese communities. For mainland China specifically, Baidu SEO requires different infrastructure.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Czech

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/czech

🇨🇿 Čeština

#  Translate Your Website Into Czech

 Add Czech to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /cs/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ All Languages ](/languages)

Translation previewEN → CS

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

CS

Nejrychlejší způsob, jak globálně rozšířit své podnikání.

CTA

EN

Get started free

CS

Začněte zdarma

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

CS

Oslovte miliony nových zákazníků

 How to add Czech

##  Add Czech to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Czech pages will be live at yoursite.com/cs/ 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 Czech

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

3

### Live at /cs/

Your Czech pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/cs/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Czech

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Czech? 

The Czech Republic has a strong tech ecosystem and growing digital economy. Czech users overwhelmingly prefer content in their own language, and the market is still underserved by most international SaaS companies.

SEO Impact

Google Czech Republic (google.cz) primarily surfaces Czech-language results. Translated /cs/ pages give you an edge in a Central European market where few international competitors have localized.

Speakers

13.9 million

Internet users

\~9 million

Ecommerce market

$9B+

Region

Europe

Key markets

Czech Republic

Primary search engine

google.cz

URL prefix

/cs/

##  What You Get With Czech Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Czech URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/cs/

yoursite.com/cs/pricing

yoursite.com/cs/features

yoursite.com/cs/about

yoursite.com/cs/blog

## Czech Translation FAQ 

### How does DeepL handle Czech diacritics (č, ř, š, ž)?

DeepL handles all Czech diacritical marks correctly, including the háček characters (č, ď, ě, ň, ř, š, ť, ž) and accented vowels (á, é, í, ó, ú, ů, ý). These are essential to Czech and are always preserved.

### Do Czech users expect localized content?

Yes. English proficiency in the Czech Republic is moderate, and users strongly prefer Czech-language content — especially for evaluating and purchasing software. Localization significantly improves trust and conversion.

### Is the Czech market competitive for SEO?

Czech-language SEO is relatively low-competition compared to major European languages. This means your /cs/ pages can rank well with less effort, giving you an early-mover advantage in a growing Central European market.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

##  Start Reaching Customers   
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## Translate Your Website Into Danish

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/danish

🇩🇰 Dansk

#  Translate Your Website Into Danish

 Add Danish to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /da/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → DA

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

DA

Den hurtigste måde at vækste din virksomhed globalt.

CTA

EN

Get started free

DA

Kom i gang gratis

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

DA

Nå millioner af nye kunder

 How to add Danish

##  Add Danish to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Danish pages will be live at yoursite.com/da/ 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 Danish

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

3

### Live at /da/

Your Danish pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/da/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Danish

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Danish? 

Denmark has one of the highest GDP per capita and digital adoption rates in the world. Danish users appreciate localized content, and the high purchasing power makes even a small speaker base commercially valuable.

SEO Impact

Danish-language content on google.dk targets one of the wealthiest consumer markets in Europe. The small speaker base means less competition for Danish-language SEO rankings.

Speakers

6 million

Internet users

\~5.5 million

Ecommerce market

$12B+

Region

Europe

Key markets

Denmark

Primary search engine

google.dk

URL prefix

/da/

##  What You Get With Danish Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Danish URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/da/

yoursite.com/da/pricing

yoursite.com/da/features

yoursite.com/da/about

yoursite.com/da/blog

## Danish Translation FAQ 

### Is Danish worth adding with only 6 million speakers?

Denmark has one of the highest GDP per capita and ecommerce spending per capita in the world. The small speaker base actually means less competition for Danish SEO rankings, making it easier to rank well. High purchasing power + low competition = strong ROI.

### How does DeepL handle Danish characters (æ, ø, å)?

DeepL handles Danish special characters (æ, ø, å) correctly in all translations. These are fundamental to the Danish language and are always preserved.

### Can Danish speakers just read Norwegian or Swedish instead?

While Scandinavian languages are somewhat mutually intelligible, Danish users strongly prefer content in Danish. Using Norwegian or Swedish as a substitute is not recommended for marketing or commercial content — it signals a lack of care for the Danish market.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Dutch

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/dutch

🇳🇱 Nederlands

#  Translate Your Website Into Dutch

 Add Dutch to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /nl/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → NL

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

NL

De snelste manier om je bedrijf wereldwijd te laten groeien.

CTA

EN

Get started free

NL

Gratis beginnen

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

NL

Bereik miljoenen nieuwe klanten

 How to add Dutch

##  Add Dutch to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Dutch pages will be live at yoursite.com/nl/ 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 Dutch

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

3

### Live at /nl/

Your Dutch pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/nl/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Dutch

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Dutch? 

The Netherlands has one of the highest GDP per capita in Europe and an extremely high internet penetration rate. While many Dutch speakers understand English, they strongly prefer and trust content in their own language for purchases.

SEO Impact

Dutch-language content targets google.nl and google.be, reaching the Netherlands and Flemish Belgium. The high purchasing power of Dutch speakers makes /nl/ pages particularly valuable for conversion.

Speakers

30 million

Internet users

\~17 million (Netherlands)

Ecommerce market

$30B+ (Netherlands)

Region

Europe

Key markets

Netherlands, Belgium, Suriname

Primary search engine

google.nl

URL prefix

/nl/

##  What You Get With Dutch Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Dutch URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/nl/

yoursite.com/nl/pricing

yoursite.com/nl/features

yoursite.com/nl/about

yoursite.com/nl/blog

## Dutch Translation FAQ 

### Do Dutch people really need a translated site if they speak English?

While Dutch speakers generally understand English well, studies consistently show they prefer to browse and purchase in Dutch. Localized sites see significantly higher engagement, trust, and conversion rates in the Netherlands — even among fluent English speakers.

### Does /nl/ cover both the Netherlands and Belgium?

Yes. Dutch is spoken in both the Netherlands and Flemish Belgium (about 6.5 million additional speakers). DeepL produces standard Dutch (Standaardnederlands) that works well across both markets.

### Is the Dutch market valuable despite its small size?

The Netherlands punches far above its weight — it has one of the highest GDP per capita and ecommerce spending per capita in Europe. A $30B+ ecommerce market with 17 million internet users makes Dutch a high-ROI language despite the smaller speaker base.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Finnish

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/finnish

🇫🇮 Suomi

#  Translate Your Website Into Finnish

 Add Finnish to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /fi/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → FI

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

FI

Nopein tapa kasvattaa liiketoimintaasi maailmanlaajuisesti.

CTA

EN

Get started free

FI

Aloita ilmaiseksi

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

FI

Tavoita miljoonia uusia asiakkaita

 How to add Finnish

##  Add Finnish to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Finnish pages will be live at yoursite.com/fi/ 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 Finnish

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

3

### Live at /fi/

Your Finnish pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/fi/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Finnish

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Finnish? 

Finland is one of the most digitally advanced countries in the world with extremely high internet usage. Finnish is a unique language that isn't closely related to other European languages, so machine translation quality matters — DeepL handles it well.

SEO Impact

Google Finland (google.fi) surfaces Finnish results. The tech-savvy Finnish market punches above its weight in SaaS adoption, making /fi/ pages valuable despite the smaller speaker base.

Speakers

5.8 million

Internet users

\~5 million

Ecommerce market

$8B+

Region

Europe

Key markets

Finland

Primary search engine

google.fi

URL prefix

/fi/

##  What You Get With Finnish Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Finnish URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/fi/

yoursite.com/fi/pricing

yoursite.com/fi/features

yoursite.com/fi/about

yoursite.com/fi/blog

## Finnish Translation FAQ 

### How well does DeepL translate Finnish?

Finnish is a challenging language for machine translation due to its agglutinative grammar (words can have many suffixes). DeepL handles Finnish better than most alternatives, producing readable and natural translations for web content.

### Is Finnish necessary when Finns generally speak English?

Finns have high English proficiency, but Finnish-language content still performs significantly better for conversion. For B2B SaaS and ecommerce, localized Finnish content builds trust and removes friction in the buying process.

### Is the Finnish market valuable for SaaS?

Finland has one of the highest rates of SaaS adoption per capita in Europe, driven by a tech-savvy population and strong startup ecosystem. Despite the small speaker base, Finnish businesses are willing to pay premium prices for quality software.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into French

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/french

🇫🇷 Français

#  Translate Your Website Into French

 Add French to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /fr/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → FR

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

FR

Le moyen le plus rapide de développer votre activité à l'international.

CTA

EN

Get started free

FR

Commencer gratuitement

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

FR

Touchez des millions de nouveaux clients

 How to add French

##  Add French to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your French pages will be live at yoursite.com/fr/ 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 French

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

3

### Live at /fr/

Your French pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/fr/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why French

##  Why Translate Your Website Into French? 

France alone is the 7th largest economy in the world, and French is an official language in 29 countries across Europe, Africa, and North America. If your SaaS targets European markets, French is typically the first or second language to add.

SEO Impact

French-speaking users actively search Google in French. Translated pages with proper hreflang tags and /fr/ URLs let you capture organic traffic from google.fr, google.ca, and google.be — markets most English-only competitors miss entirely.

Speakers

321 million

Internet users

\~60 million (France)

Ecommerce market

$80B+ (France)

Region

Europe

Key markets

France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, West Africa

Primary search engine

google.fr

URL prefix

/fr/

##  What You Get With French Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your French URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/fr/

yoursite.com/fr/pricing

yoursite.com/fr/features

yoursite.com/fr/about

yoursite.com/fr/blog

## French Translation FAQ 

### How accurate is DeepL for French translation?

DeepL is widely considered the best machine translation engine for French. It handles French grammar, gender agreement, and formal/informal registers (tu vs vous) significantly better than Google Translate. You can also manually edit any translation from your dashboard.

### Can I target both European French and Canadian French?

Verbi currently serves a single French translation at /fr/. DeepL produces standard French that works well for both European and Canadian audiences. If you need region-specific variations, you can use manual editing to adjust specific strings.

### Will my French pages rank on google.fr and google.ca?

Yes. Each French page gets its own URL at /fr/, with translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and a dedicated French sitemap. Google indexes these as separate pages and surfaces them in French-language search results across all regional Google domains.

### How does Verbi handle French special characters (é, è, ê, ç)?

Verbi handles all French diacritical marks correctly — accents, cedillas, and ligatures (œ, æ) are all preserved in translation. The HTML encoding is handled automatically so characters display correctly across all browsers and devices.

##  Other Languages 

[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into German

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/german

🇩🇪 Deutsch

#  Translate Your Website Into German

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

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Translation previewEN → DE

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

DE

Der schnellste Weg, Ihr Unternehmen global zu skalieren.

CTA

EN

Get started free

DE

Kostenlos starten

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

DE

Erreichen Sie Millionen neuer Kunden

 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/ — 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 — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  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 

### How well does DeepL translate into German?

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 — significantly better than Google Translate for German.

### Does Verbi handle German compound words correctly?

Yes. German is known for long compound words (like "Geschäftsführer" 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.

### Can I reach Austria and Switzerland with /de/ pages?

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.

### Is the DACH market worth targeting for SaaS?

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.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Greek

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/greek

🇬🇷 Ελληνικά

#  Translate Your Website Into Greek

 Add Greek to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /el/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ All Languages ](/languages)

Translation previewEN → EL

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

EL

Ο ταχύτερος τρόπος ανάπτυξης της επιχείρησής σας παγκοσμίως.

CTA

EN

Get started free

EL

Ξεκινήστε δωρεάν

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

EL

Προσεγγίστε εκατομμύρια νέους πελάτες

 How to add Greek

##  Add Greek to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Greek pages will be live at yoursite.com/el/ 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 Greek

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

3

### Live at /el/

Your Greek pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/el/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Greek

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Greek? 

Greece and Cyprus represent an increasingly digital market where users prefer Greek-language content. The tourism and shipping industries make Greece a valuable market for many B2B and B2C products.

SEO Impact

Google Greece (google.gr) and Google Cyprus favor Greek-language results. Translated /el/ pages help you capture organic traffic in a market where most international competitors haven't localized.

Speakers

13.5 million

Internet users

\~9 million

Ecommerce market

$6B+

Region

Europe

Key markets

Greece, Cyprus

Primary search engine

google.gr

URL prefix

/el/

##  What You Get With Greek Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Greek URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/el/

yoursite.com/el/pricing

yoursite.com/el/features

yoursite.com/el/about

yoursite.com/el/blog

## Greek Translation FAQ 

### Does Verbi handle the Greek alphabet correctly?

Yes. Verbi serves all content as UTF-8 and handles the full Greek alphabet including accented characters (ά, έ, ή, ί, ό, ύ, ώ) and special letterforms. Greek text displays correctly across all browsers and devices.

### How well does DeepL translate into Greek?

DeepL produces good Greek translations with correct grammar and natural phrasing. Greek is a grammatically complex language, and DeepL handles it significantly better than most alternatives.

### Does /el/ cover both Greece and Cyprus?

Yes. Greek is the official language of both Greece and Cyprus. Your /el/ pages will surface in Greek-language search results across both markets.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Hungarian

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/hungarian

🇭🇺 Magyar

#  Translate Your Website Into Hungarian

 Add Hungarian to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /hu/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → HU

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

HU

A leggyorsabb módja a vállalkozás globális növekedésének.

CTA

EN

Get started free

HU

Kezdd el ingyen

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

HU

Érj el milliókat új ügyfelek közül

 How to add Hungarian

##  Add Hungarian to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Hungarian pages will be live at yoursite.com/hu/ 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 Hungarian

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

3

### Live at /hu/

Your Hungarian pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/hu/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Hungarian

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Hungarian? 

Hungary is a growing digital market in Central Europe. Hungarian is a unique language with no close relatives, making quality machine translation particularly valuable — and localization essential for reaching this market.

SEO Impact

Google Hungary (google.hu) surfaces Hungarian-language results almost exclusively. Adding /hu/ pages is essential for visibility in this market.

Speakers

13 million

Internet users

\~8 million

Ecommerce market

$5B+

Region

Europe

Key markets

Hungary

Primary search engine

google.hu

URL prefix

/hu/

##  What You Get With Hungarian Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Hungarian URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/hu/

yoursite.com/hu/pricing

yoursite.com/hu/features

yoursite.com/hu/about

yoursite.com/hu/blog

## Hungarian Translation FAQ 

### Can DeepL handle Hungarian grammar?

Hungarian is a complex agglutinative language, and DeepL handles it well compared to other machine translation engines. It produces readable, grammatically reasonable translations for web content. For critical pages, manual editing is available.

### Is Hungarian localization necessary?

English proficiency in Hungary is moderate. Hungarian users strongly prefer content in their own language, especially for purchasing decisions. Without Hungarian content, you're largely invisible to this market.

### Is the Hungarian market worth targeting?

Hungary has a growing digital economy with increasing ecommerce adoption. The market is underserved by international companies, which means localized content gives you a significant competitive advantage.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Indonesian

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/indonesian

🇮🇩 Indonesia

#  Translate Your Website Into Indonesian

 Add Indonesian to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /id/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → ID

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

ID

Cara tercepat untuk mengembangkan bisnis Anda secara global.

CTA

EN

Get started free

ID

Mulai gratis

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

ID

Jangkau jutaan pelanggan baru

 How to add Indonesian

##  Add Indonesian to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Indonesian pages will be live at yoursite.com/id/ 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 Indonesian

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

3

### Live at /id/

Your Indonesian pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/id/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Indonesian

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Indonesian? 

Indonesia is the 4th most populated country and the largest digital economy in Southeast Asia. With nearly 200 million internet users, the Indonesian market is one of the fastest-growing in the world.

SEO Impact

Google is the dominant search engine in Indonesia. Indonesian-language /id/ pages open up the largest internet market in Southeast Asia, where competition for local-language SEO is still low.

Speakers

199 million

Internet users

\~185 million

Ecommerce market

$50B+

Region

Southeast Asia

Key markets

Indonesia

Primary search engine

google.co.id

URL prefix

/id/

##  What You Get With Indonesian Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Indonesian URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/id/

yoursite.com/id/pricing

yoursite.com/id/features

yoursite.com/id/about

yoursite.com/id/blog

## Indonesian Translation FAQ 

### How well does DeepL translate Indonesian?

DeepL produces solid Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) translations. Indonesian has relatively straightforward grammar compared to many Asian languages, which makes machine translation quality consistently good for web content.

### Is the Indonesian market valuable for digital products?

Indonesia has over 185 million internet users and a $50B+ ecommerce market that's growing rapidly. It's the largest digital economy in Southeast Asia and one of the most significant untapped markets globally.

### Does Indonesian also work for Malaysian users?

Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) and Malay (Bahasa Melayu) are very closely related and largely mutually intelligible. Your /id/ pages will be understandable to Malaysian users, though some vocabulary differences exist.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Italian

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/italian

🇮🇹 Italiano

#  Translate Your Website Into Italian

 Add Italian to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /it/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → IT

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

IT

Il modo più veloce per far crescere la tua attività a livello globale.

CTA

EN

Get started free

IT

Inizia gratis

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

IT

Raggiungi milioni di nuovi clienti

 How to add Italian

##  Add Italian to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Italian pages will be live at yoursite.com/it/ 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 Italian

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

3

### Live at /it/

Your Italian pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/it/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Italian

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Italian? 

Italy is the 8th largest economy in the world and a key European market. Italian consumers have a strong preference for browsing and purchasing in their own language, making localization a significant conversion driver.

SEO Impact

Google Italy (google.it) is the dominant search engine. Italian-language pages with proper /it/ URLs and SEO markup open up a high-value European market that many international competitors overlook.

Speakers

68 million

Internet users

\~51 million

Ecommerce market

$40B+

Region

Europe

Key markets

Italy, Switzerland, San Marino

Primary search engine

google.it

URL prefix

/it/

##  What You Get With Italian Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Italian URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/it/

yoursite.com/it/pricing

yoursite.com/it/features

yoursite.com/it/about

yoursite.com/it/blog

## Italian Translation FAQ 

### How accurate is DeepL for Italian?

DeepL produces excellent Italian translations — natural, grammatically correct, and well-suited for marketing and business content. It handles formal/informal register and Italian gender agreement well.

### Can I reach Italian-speaking Switzerland with /it/ pages?

Yes. Italian is one of the official languages of Switzerland and your /it/ pages will surface in Italian-language searches across both Italy and Switzerland.

### Is Italian worth adding for a B2B SaaS product?

Italy has a $40B+ ecommerce market and over 51 million internet users. Italian businesses strongly prefer to evaluate and purchase software presented in Italian. It's a high-value addition, especially if you're already targeting the European market.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Japanese

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/japanese

🇯🇵 日本語

#  Translate Your Website Into Japanese

 Add Japanese to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /ja/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → JA

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

JA

ビジネスをグローバルに拡大する最速の方法。

CTA

EN

Get started free

JA

無料で始める

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

JA

何百万もの新しい顧客にリーチ

 How to add Japanese

##  Add Japanese to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Japanese pages will be live at yoursite.com/ja/ 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 Japanese

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

3

### Live at /ja/

Your Japanese pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/ja/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Japanese

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Japanese? 

Japan is the 3rd largest economy and one of the most digitally advanced markets in the world. Japanese consumers strongly prefer content in their own language — English-only sites see dramatically lower engagement and conversion rates in Japan.

SEO Impact

Google Japan (google.co.jp) overwhelmingly surfaces Japanese-language results. Without properly structured /ja/ pages, your site is essentially invisible to Japanese search users.

Speakers

125 million

Internet users

\~118 million

Ecommerce market

$150B+

Region

Asia

Key markets

Japan

Primary search engine

google.co.jp

URL prefix

/ja/

##  What You Get With Japanese Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Japanese URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/ja/

yoursite.com/ja/pricing

yoursite.com/ja/features

yoursite.com/ja/about

yoursite.com/ja/blog

## Japanese Translation FAQ 

### How accurate is DeepL for Japanese?

DeepL has made significant improvements in Japanese translation quality and now produces natural-sounding Japanese for most web content. It handles keigo (polite language) and katakana loanwords well. For critical pages, you can fine-tune translations manually from your dashboard.

### Does Verbi handle Japanese character encoding correctly?

Yes. Verbi serves all pages as UTF-8 and correctly handles hiragana, katakana, kanji, and mixed Japanese/English content. There are no encoding issues with special characters or line breaks in Japanese text.

### Will my brand name be kept in English or converted to katakana?

By default, DeepL may transliterate some brand names into katakana. You can add your brand name and product names to the glossary to keep them in English (or any specific form) across all Japanese translations.

### Is Google or Yahoo more important for Japanese SEO?

Google powers both google.co.jp and Yahoo Japan's search results in Japan, so proper /ja/ pages with hreflang tags effectively cover both search engines. Together they represent over 90% of Japanese search traffic.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Korean

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/korean

🇰🇷 한국어

#  Translate Your Website Into Korean

 Add Korean to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /ko/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ All Languages ](/languages)

Translation previewEN → KO

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

KO

비즈니스를 글로벌하게 성장시키는 가장 빠른 방법.

CTA

EN

Get started free

KO

무료로 시작하기

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

KO

수백만 명의 새로운 고객에게 도달하세요

 How to add Korean

##  Add Korean to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Korean pages will be live at yoursite.com/ko/ 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 Korean

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

3

### Live at /ko/

Your Korean pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/ko/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Korean

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Korean? 

South Korea has one of the highest internet penetration rates globally and a tech-savvy population that expects content in Korean. The Korean market is particularly valuable for SaaS, gaming, and consumer tech products.

SEO Impact

While Naver is popular in Korea, Google has grown significantly and Korean-language SEO is essential for visibility. Properly structured /ko/ pages help you capture search traffic from both Google Korea and Naver.

Speakers

81 million

Internet users

\~50 million

Ecommerce market

$120B+

Region

Asia

Key markets

South Korea

Primary search engine

google.co.kr

URL prefix

/ko/

##  What You Get With Korean Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Korean URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/ko/

yoursite.com/ko/pricing

yoursite.com/ko/features

yoursite.com/ko/about

yoursite.com/ko/blog

## Korean Translation FAQ 

### Does Verbi work for Korean SEO on both Google and Naver?

Verbi's /ko/ pages with proper hreflang tags and translated meta content are optimized for Google Korea (google.co.kr). Naver also crawls standard HTML pages, so your Korean content has a chance of being indexed there as well, though Naver has its own ranking algorithms.

### How well does DeepL handle Korean?

DeepL produces good-quality Korean translations that read naturally for web content. Korean has complex honorific levels (존댓말), and DeepL defaults to a polite register appropriate for business websites. You can adjust specific translations manually if needed.

### Does Verbi handle Hangul characters correctly?

Yes. Verbi serves all content as UTF-8 and handles Hangul syllable blocks, mixed Korean/English content, and Korean punctuation correctly. There are no encoding or display issues.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Norwegian

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/norwegian

🇳🇴 Norsk

#  Translate Your Website Into Norwegian

 Add Norwegian to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /nb/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → NB

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

NB

Den raskeste måten å vokse virksomheten din globalt.

CTA

EN

Get started free

NB

Kom i gang gratis

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

NB

Nå millioner av nye kunder

 How to add Norwegian

##  Add Norwegian to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Norwegian pages will be live at yoursite.com/nb/ 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 Norwegian

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

3

### Live at /nb/

Your Norwegian pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/nb/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Norwegian

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Norwegian? 

Norway has the highest GDP per capita in Europe and one of the world's most connected populations. Norwegian consumers are willing to pay premium prices for products presented in their language.

SEO Impact

Google Norway (google.no) is the primary search engine. Norwegian-language pages target one of the world's wealthiest consumer markets where competition for local-language SEO is often low.

Speakers

5.3 million

Internet users

\~5 million

Ecommerce market

$10B+

Region

Europe

Key markets

Norway

Primary search engine

google.no

URL prefix

/nb/

##  What You Get With Norwegian Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Norwegian URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/nb/

yoursite.com/nb/pricing

yoursite.com/nb/features

yoursite.com/nb/about

yoursite.com/nb/blog

## Norwegian Translation FAQ 

### Does Verbi use Bokmål or Nynorsk?

DeepL translates into Bokmål (nb), which is used by approximately 85-90% of the Norwegian population and is the standard written form for most business and web content. Verbi serves these at /nb/.

### Is Norwegian worth adding given the small market?

Norway has the highest GDP per capita in Europe. Norwegian consumers spend heavily online and prefer local-language content. Low SEO competition + high purchasing power makes Norwegian a strong ROI language despite only 5.3 million speakers.

### Can Norwegians read Danish or Swedish content instead?

There is some mutual intelligibility between Scandinavian languages, but serving Danish or Swedish to Norwegian users is not recommended for commercial content. It comes across as careless and can hurt trust and conversion.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Polish

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/polish

🇵🇱 Polski

#  Translate Your Website Into Polish

 Add Polish to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /pl/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → PL

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

PL

Najszybszy sposób na globalny rozwój Twojego biznesu.

CTA

EN

Get started free

PL

Zacznij za darmo

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

PL

Dotarcie do milionów nowych klientów

 How to add Polish

##  Add Polish to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Polish pages will be live at yoursite.com/pl/ 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 Polish

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

3

### Live at /pl/

Your Polish pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/pl/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Polish

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Polish? 

Poland is the 6th largest economy in the EU with a rapidly growing tech sector. Polish internet users overwhelmingly prefer Polish-language content, and the market is still relatively underserved by international SaaS companies.

SEO Impact

Google Poland (google.pl) surfaces Polish-language results almost exclusively. Adding /pl/ pages lets you compete in one of Central Europe's fastest-growing digital markets.

Speakers

45 million

Internet users

\~32 million

Ecommerce market

$20B+

Region

Europe

Key markets

Poland

Primary search engine

google.pl

URL prefix

/pl/

##  What You Get With Polish Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Polish URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/pl/

yoursite.com/pl/pricing

yoursite.com/pl/features

yoursite.com/pl/about

yoursite.com/pl/blog

## Polish Translation FAQ 

### How well does DeepL translate into Polish?

DeepL handles Polish very well, including its complex case system and gendered grammar. Polish translations read naturally and are well-suited for marketing and business content.

### Do Polish users prefer content in Polish over English?

Yes. Unlike Scandinavian countries, Poland has much lower English proficiency among the general population. Polish-language content is not just preferred — it's often essential for reaching the broader market.

### Is Poland a growing market for digital products?

Poland has one of the fastest-growing tech sectors in the EU, with over 32 million internet users and a $20B+ ecommerce market. International SaaS companies that localize into Polish consistently see strong adoption.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Portuguese

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/portuguese

🇵🇹 Português

#  Translate Your Website Into Portuguese

 Add Portuguese to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /pt/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → PT

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

PT

A maneira mais rápida de expandir seu negócio globalmente.

CTA

EN

Get started free

PT

Comece gratuitamente

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

PT

Alcance milhões de novos clientes

 How to add Portuguese

##  Add Portuguese to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Portuguese pages will be live at yoursite.com/pt/ 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 Portuguese

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

3

### Live at /pt/

Your Portuguese pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/pt/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Portuguese

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Portuguese? 

Brazil is the largest economy in Latin America with a rapidly growing tech sector. Portuguese is spoken by over 264 million people worldwide. Brazilian users represent a massive, underserved market for SaaS products that few English-only competitors are targeting.

SEO Impact

Google Brazil (google.com.br) is the most-used search engine in one of the world's top 10 internet markets. Translated /pt/ pages with proper hreflang tags let you capture organic traffic across Brazil and Portugal.

Speakers

264 million

Internet users

\~180 million (Brazil)

Ecommerce market

$35B+ (Brazil)

Region

Europe & Americas

Key markets

Brazil, Portugal, Mozambique, Angola

Primary search engine

google.com.br

URL prefix

/pt/

##  What You Get With Portuguese Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Portuguese URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/pt/

yoursite.com/pt/pricing

yoursite.com/pt/features

yoursite.com/pt/about

yoursite.com/pt/blog

## Portuguese Translation FAQ 

### Does Verbi translate into Brazilian or European Portuguese?

DeepL produces Brazilian Portuguese by default, which is the most widely spoken variant (over 210 million speakers in Brazil vs 10 million in Portugal). Brazilian Portuguese is generally well understood in Portugal as well.

### Is the Brazilian market worth targeting?

Brazil has over 180 million internet users and is the largest digital economy in Latin America. It's one of the most underserved markets by English-language SaaS companies, which means less competition for Portuguese-language search rankings.

### How does Verbi handle Portuguese accents and special characters?

All Portuguese diacritical marks — including ã, õ, ç, á, é, ê, and ó — are handled correctly by both DeepL and Verbi. Characters display properly across all browsers and devices.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Romanian

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/romanian

🇷🇴 Română

#  Translate Your Website Into Romanian

 Add Romanian to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /ro/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → RO

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

RO

Cel mai rapid mod de a-ți dezvolta afacerea la nivel global.

CTA

EN

Get started free

RO

Începe gratuit

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

RO

Ajungi la milioane de clienți noi

 How to add Romanian

##  Add Romanian to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Romanian pages will be live at yoursite.com/ro/ 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 Romanian

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

3

### Live at /ro/

Your Romanian pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/ro/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Romanian

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Romanian? 

Romania has one of the fastest-growing IT sectors in Europe and a strong developer community. Romanian users prefer local-language content for purchasing, and the market is growing rapidly.

SEO Impact

Google Romania (google.ro) favors Romanian-language content. Translated /ro/ pages let you capture organic traffic in a market with a fast-growing digital economy and low competition for local-language SEO.

Speakers

26 million

Internet users

\~15 million

Ecommerce market

$7B+

Region

Europe

Key markets

Romania, Moldova

Primary search engine

google.ro

URL prefix

/ro/

##  What You Get With Romanian Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Romanian URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/ro/

yoursite.com/ro/pricing

yoursite.com/ro/features

yoursite.com/ro/about

yoursite.com/ro/blog

## Romanian Translation FAQ 

### How well does DeepL handle Romanian?

DeepL produces good-quality Romanian translations with proper diacritical marks (ă, â, î, ș, ț). The translations read naturally and are well-suited for web and marketing content.

### Is Romania a growing market for SaaS?

Romania has one of the fastest-growing IT sectors in the EU, with a strong developer community and increasing digital adoption. The ecommerce market is growing rapidly, and international SaaS products with Romanian localization have a clear advantage.

### Does /ro/ also reach Moldova?

Romanian is the official language of Moldova, and your /ro/ pages will be relevant to Moldovan users as well. Google is the primary search engine in Moldova.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Russian

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/russian

🇷🇺 Русский

#  Translate Your Website Into Russian

 Add Russian to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /ru/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → RU

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

RU

Самый быстрый способ развить ваш бизнес по всему миру.

CTA

EN

Get started free

RU

Начать бесплатно

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

RU

Охватите миллионы новых клиентов

 How to add Russian

##  Add Russian to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Russian pages will be live at yoursite.com/ru/ 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 Russian

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

3

### Live at /ru/

Your Russian pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/ru/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Russian

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Russian? 

Russian is the most spoken language in Europe and is widely used across the CIS region. Russian-speaking internet users represent a large, tech-savvy demographic that expects content in their language.

SEO Impact

While Yandex is popular in Russia, Google has significant market share across Russian-speaking countries. Translated /ru/ pages with proper SEO capture organic traffic across a market of 255 million speakers.

Speakers

255 million

Internet users

\~130 million

Ecommerce market

$40B+

Region

Europe & Asia

Key markets

Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Baltic states

Primary search engine

google.ru

URL prefix

/ru/

##  What You Get With Russian Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Russian URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/ru/

yoursite.com/ru/pricing

yoursite.com/ru/features

yoursite.com/ru/about

yoursite.com/ru/blog

## Russian Translation FAQ 

### Does Verbi help with both Google and Yandex SEO?

Verbi's /ru/ pages with proper HTML structure, translated meta tags, and subdirectory URLs are crawlable by both Google and Yandex. However, Verbi's hreflang implementation is specifically designed for Google's standards.

### How does DeepL handle Russian Cyrillic text?

DeepL handles Cyrillic characters perfectly and produces natural-sounding Russian translations. Verbi serves all content as UTF-8, ensuring Cyrillic text displays correctly across all browsers and devices.

### Can I reach CIS countries with Russian translation?

Yes. Russian is widely spoken and understood in Kazakhstan, Belarus, Ukraine, the Baltic states, and other former Soviet countries. A single /ru/ translation effectively reaches speakers across this entire region.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

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## Translate Your Website Into Spanish

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/spanish

🇪🇸 Español

#  Translate Your Website Into Spanish

 Add Spanish to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /es/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

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Translation previewEN → ES

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

ES

La forma más rápida de hacer crecer tu negocio globalmente.

CTA

EN

Get started free

ES

Empezar gratis

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

ES

Llega a millones de nuevos clientes

 How to add Spanish

##  Add Spanish to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Spanish pages will be live at yoursite.com/es/ 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 Spanish

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

3

### Live at /es/

Your Spanish pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/es/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Spanish

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Spanish? 

Spanish is the second most spoken native language in the world, with over 559 million speakers. The US alone has 42 million native Spanish speakers — more than Spain. Adding Spanish opens up Latin America, Spain, and the fastest-growing demographic in the United States.

SEO Impact

Spanish-language search volume is massive across Google's regional variants — google.es, google.com.mx, google.com.ar. Translated /es/ pages with proper SEO let you compete in markets where most SaaS companies haven't even started.

Speakers

559 million

Internet users

\~400 million

Ecommerce market

$100B+ (Latin America)

Region

Europe & Americas

Key markets

Spain, Mexico, Latin America, United States

Primary search engine

google.es / google.com.mx

URL prefix

/es/

##  What You Get With Spanish Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Spanish URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/es/

yoursite.com/es/pricing

yoursite.com/es/features

yoursite.com/es/about

yoursite.com/es/blog

## Spanish Translation FAQ 

### Does Verbi translate into European Spanish or Latin American Spanish?

DeepL produces standard Spanish that is well understood across all Spanish-speaking regions. The translation leans slightly toward European Spanish but is perfectly readable for Latin American audiences. You can use manual editing to adjust region-specific phrasing for key pages.

### Can I reach the US Hispanic market with Spanish translation?

Yes. The US has over 42 million native Spanish speakers who actively search Google in Spanish. Your /es/ pages with proper hreflang tags will surface in Spanish-language search results for US-based users as well as across Latin America and Spain.

### How does Verbi handle Spanish punctuation like ¿ and ¡?

DeepL correctly adds inverted question marks (¿) and exclamation marks (¡) in Spanish translations. All Spanish-specific punctuation and diacritical marks (ñ, á, é, í, ó, ú) are handled automatically.

### Is Spanish a good first language to add?

Spanish is one of the highest-impact languages you can add. With 559 million speakers across 20+ countries, it opens up some of the largest untapped markets in the world. For most businesses, Spanish and French are the top two languages to start with.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Translate Your Website Into Swedish

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/swedish

🇸🇪 Svenska

#  Translate Your Website Into Swedish

 Add Swedish to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /sv/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ All Languages ](/languages)

Translation previewEN → SV

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

SV

Det snabbaste sättet att växa ditt företag globalt.

CTA

EN

Get started free

SV

Kom igång gratis

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

SV

Nå miljontals nya kunder

 How to add Swedish

##  Add Swedish to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Swedish pages will be live at yoursite.com/sv/ 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 Swedish

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

3

### Live at /sv/

Your Swedish pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/sv/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Swedish

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Swedish? 

Sweden has one of the highest rates of digital adoption in Europe and a strong SaaS ecosystem. While Swedes generally speak English well, they prefer and trust content in Swedish, especially for purchasing decisions.

SEO Impact

Swedish-language content on google.se reaches a market with extremely high purchasing power per capita. Even with a smaller speaker base, the conversion value of Swedish-language pages is disproportionately high.

Speakers

13 million

Internet users

\~10 million

Ecommerce market

$15B+

Region

Europe

Key markets

Sweden, Finland

Primary search engine

google.se

URL prefix

/sv/

##  What You Get With Swedish Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Swedish URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/sv/

yoursite.com/sv/pricing

yoursite.com/sv/features

yoursite.com/sv/about

yoursite.com/sv/blog

## Swedish Translation FAQ 

### Do Swedes need a translated site if most speak English?

Swedes are among the best English speakers in the world, but studies consistently show higher trust and conversion rates for Swedish-language content. For ecommerce and SaaS, localization makes a measurable difference in the Swedish market.

### How does DeepL handle Swedish characters (å, ä, ö)?

DeepL handles Swedish diacritical marks (å, ä, ö) correctly in all translations. Verbi serves everything as UTF-8, so characters display properly across all browsers.

### Is Swedish worth adding given the small speaker base?

Sweden has one of the highest ecommerce spend per capita in the world. The market is small in speaker count but very high in purchasing power, making Swedish-language pages a high-ROI investment — especially with minimal competition for Swedish SEO.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Translate Your Website Into Turkish

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/turkish

🇹🇷 Türkçe

#  Translate Your Website Into Turkish

 Add Turkish to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /tr/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ All Languages ](/languages)

Translation previewEN → TR

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

TR

İşletmenizi küresel olarak büyütmenin en hızlı yolu.

CTA

EN

Get started free

TR

Ücretsiz başlayın

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

TR

Milyonlarca yeni müşteriye ulaşın

 How to add Turkish

##  Add Turkish to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Turkish pages will be live at yoursite.com/tr/ 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 Turkish

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

3

### Live at /tr/

Your Turkish pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/tr/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Turkish

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Turkish? 

Turkey has a young, digitally-connected population and a growing startup ecosystem. Turkish users strongly prefer content in their own language, and the market offers significant growth potential for SaaS and ecommerce.

SEO Impact

Google Turkey (google.com.tr) is the dominant search engine. Properly translated /tr/ pages position you in a market with 88 million speakers and growing internet commerce.

Speakers

88 million

Internet users

\~70 million

Ecommerce market

$15B+

Region

Europe & Asia

Key markets

Turkey, Cyprus

Primary search engine

google.com.tr

URL prefix

/tr/

##  What You Get With Turkish Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Turkish URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/tr/

yoursite.com/tr/pricing

yoursite.com/tr/features

yoursite.com/tr/about

yoursite.com/tr/blog

## Turkish Translation FAQ 

### How does DeepL handle Turkish-specific characters (ş, ç, ğ, ı)?

DeepL handles all Turkish-specific characters correctly, including dotless i (ı), dotted İ, ş, ç, ğ, ö, and ü. Verbi serves everything as UTF-8, so characters display properly everywhere.

### Is the Turkish market accessible for international SaaS?

Yes. Turkey has over 70 million internet users and a growing digital economy. While there are some local payment preferences, the market is increasingly accessible to international products — especially those with Turkish-language interfaces.

### Does Turkish translation work well with DeepL?

DeepL produces good Turkish translations for web content. Turkish is an agglutinative language (words can become very long), and DeepL handles this structure well. For critical pages, you can fine-tune translations manually.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)[🇺🇦 Ukrainian](/languages/ukrainian)

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

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 no changes to your site. 

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## Translate Your Website Into Ukrainian

Source: https://verbi.io/es/languages/ukrainian

🇺🇦 Українська

#  Translate Your Website Into Ukrainian

 Add Ukrainian to your website in minutes. Verbi translates every page automatically and serves it at /uk/ — with full SEO, edge caching, and a language switcher. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ All Languages ](/languages)

Translation previewEN → UK

Heading

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

UK

Найшвидший спосіб розвитку вашого бізнесу в глобальному масштабі.

CTA

EN

Get started free

UK

Почніть безкоштовно

Meta

EN

Reach millions of new customers

UK

Досягніть мільйонів нових клієнтів

 How to add Ukrainian

##  Add Ukrainian to Your Website in 3 Steps 

 No code changes, no duplicate pages. Your Ukrainian pages will be live at yoursite.com/uk/ 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 Ukrainian

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

3

### Live at /uk/

Your Ukrainian pages are instantly available at yoursite.com/uk/ — with full SEO and edge caching.

 Why Ukrainian

##  Why Translate Your Website Into Ukrainian? 

Ukraine has a vibrant tech community and a growing digital economy. Ukrainian users increasingly prefer content in Ukrainian over Russian, making dedicated Ukrainian localization a meaningful differentiator.

SEO Impact

Google Ukraine (google.com.ua) surfaces Ukrainian-language results with growing prominence. Translated /uk/ pages help you reach the Ukrainian market with content in their preferred language.

Speakers

33 million

Internet users

\~30 million

Ecommerce market

$4B+

Region

Europe

Key markets

Ukraine

Primary search engine

google.com.ua

URL prefix

/uk/

##  What You Get With Ukrainian Translation 

#### Automatic Translation

Every heading, button, meta tag, and dynamic element — 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.

[ View All Features ](/features)

##  Your Ukrainian URLs 

URL structure

yoursite.com/uk/

yoursite.com/uk/pricing

yoursite.com/uk/features

yoursite.com/uk/about

yoursite.com/uk/blog

## Ukrainian Translation FAQ 

### Why add Ukrainian separately from Russian?

Ukrainian and Russian are distinct languages — they share some similarities but are not mutually intelligible for many speakers. Ukrainian users increasingly prefer content in Ukrainian, and providing it signals respect for the market. It's also a meaningful SEO differentiator.

### How does DeepL handle Ukrainian Cyrillic?

DeepL produces natural Ukrainian translations with correct Cyrillic characters, including Ukrainian-specific letters (і, ї, є, ґ) that differ from Russian. Verbi serves everything as UTF-8 for proper display.

### Is the Ukrainian tech market active?

Ukraine has one of the strongest tech communities in Eastern Europe with a large developer population and growing startup ecosystem. Ukrainian-language content reaches both the tech community and the broader market.

##  Other Languages 

[🇫🇷 French](/languages/french)[🇪🇸 Spanish](/languages/spanish)[🇩🇪 German](/languages/german)[🇯🇵 Japanese](/languages/japanese)[🇵🇹 Portuguese](/languages/portuguese)[🇰🇷 Korean](/languages/korean)[🇮🇹 Italian](/languages/italian)[🇳🇱 Dutch](/languages/dutch)[🇨🇳 Chinese](/languages/chinese)[🇸🇦 Arabic](/languages/arabic)[🇸🇪 Swedish](/languages/swedish)[🇵🇱 Polish](/languages/polish)[🇹🇷 Turkish](/languages/turkish)[🇷🇺 Russian](/languages/russian)[🇩🇰 Danish](/languages/danish)[🇫🇮 Finnish](/languages/finnish)[🇳🇴 Norwegian](/languages/norwegian)[🇨🇿 Czech](/languages/czech)[🇷🇴 Romanian](/languages/romanian)[🇭🇺 Hungarian](/languages/hungarian)[🇬🇷 Greek](/languages/greek)[🇮🇩 Indonesian](/languages/indonesian)

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
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## Website Translation for Any Platform

Source: https://verbi.io/es/platforms

Platforms 

#  Website Translation for Any Platform 

 Verbi works on any website through a quick DNS change — no plugins, no code, no rebuild. Translate your site into 20+ languages no matter what you built it with. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ View Pricing ](/pricing)

[FramerAdd every language to your Framer site without duplicating your project or paying per locale.View guide ](/platforms/framer)[WordPressTranslate WordPress without another plugin, manual page-by-page work, or a performance hit.View guide ](/platforms/wordpress)[Next.jsSkip the i18n build work — Verbi translates any custom or framework site at the edge.View guide ](/platforms/nextjs)[NuxtSkip the @nuxtjs/i18n setup — Verbi translates your Nuxt site at the edge, no module required.View guide ](/platforms/nuxt)[Any websiteIf it serves HTML on a domain you control, Verbi can translate it. A quick DNS change.Get started ](/sign-up)

##  One Approach, Any Stack 

 Verbi sits in front of your site as a reverse proxy, so it doesn't matter how your site is built — if it serves HTML, Verbi can translate it. 

### A quick DNS change

Point your domain at Verbi with a CNAME and the TXT records we provide. No plugins to install, no code to add, nothing to rebuild.

### Translated at the edge

Verbi fetches your page, translates it with DeepL, and serves each language at a clean subdirectory URL.

### SEO included

hreflang tags, translated sitemaps, and per-language meta tags on every plan — so each version is eligible to rank.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Translate Your Framer Site Into 20+ Languages

Source: https://verbi.io/es/platforms/framer

Platform 

# Translate Your Framer Site Into 20+ Languages

Add every language your customers speak — at one flat price, with full SEO, and without paying per locale or duplicating your project. Verbi translates your existing Framer site automatically.

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ How Translation Works ](/features/translation)

 Powered by tools you already trust 

Any websiteWorks with your existing site, any platform

Translated by DeepLNatural, ranking-safe translations

Served by CloudflareCached at 300+ edge locations

 Why Verbi for Framer

## Multilingual Framer, Without Paying Per Locale

Framer ships beautiful sites fast, and its native localization can translate them — one paid locale at a time. Verbi translates your existing Framer site at the edge instead, for one flat price, no matter how many languages you add.

* Your Framer project stays untouched
* Unlimited languages, one flat price
* Live in minutes with a quick DNS change

Framer localization

Verbi

$20 per locale / mo

One flat price

Up to 20 languages

Unlimited languages

Managed in Framer

A quick DNS change

Framer only

Works on any site

 The problem 

## Framer Localization Charges Per Language

Framer’s native localization is capable — but it bills per locale, every month, and the cost climbs with every market you add.

Per-locale pricing

Framer’s native localization is billed $20 per locale, per month, on top of your site plan. Plans include a fixed number of locales, and every language beyond that is another $20/mo — a dozen languages runs well over $800 a year.

A layer to maintain

Each locale is content you manage inside Framer — adaptive sections, CMS variables, and publishing per language. It’s a capable system, but it’s one more layer to maintain as you scale, and it only works on Framer.

 The Verbi approach 

## Every Language, One Flat Price

Verbi sits in front of your Framer site as a reverse proxy. Your Framer project stays exactly as it is — one source of truth — and Verbi translates every page automatically, serving each language at a clean subdirectory URL with full SEO.

One flat price, any number of languages

No per-locale billing and no caps. Add markets without watching the bill climb — unlimited languages on the Business plan.

No project duplication

Your Framer project is the single source of truth. Update once and every language follows automatically.

The same SEO as native

Subdirectory URLs, hreflang tags, translated sitemaps, and per-language meta tags — all handled automatically.

Setup in minutes

A quick DNS change. Pick your languages. You're live — no Framer republish required.

Always in sync

Update your Framer site and translations update automatically on the next visit.

DeepL quality

Natural, on-brand translations that preserve your voice and marketing tone.

 Why it matters 

##  Speak Your Customers' Language 

 Going multilingual isn't just about language, it's about trust, conversion, and reaching markets your competitors skip. 

76%

Prefer Their Language

of online users prefer to engage with products presented in their own language.

40%

Won't Convert At All

of consumers will never buy from a website that isn't in their native language.

70%

Higher Conversion

Localized sites can achieve up to 70% higher conversion rates than English-only alternatives.

## Every Page and Every CMS Item Covered

Verbi translates the rendered page, so static sections and Framer CMS collections are both handled automatically.

/fr/

#### Homepage & Landing Pages

Hero copy, feature sections, social proof, and CTAs — everything a visitor sees first.

/fr/blog

#### CMS Blog & Collections

Framer CMS collection items — blog posts, case studies, resources — translated on the fly.

/fr/pricing

#### Pricing Page

Plan names, feature lists, and CTAs — the page that turns visitors into customers.

/fr/features

#### Feature Pages

Detailed descriptions of what your product does and why it matters.

/fr/about

#### About Page

Your company story, team, and mission — building trust with local audiences.

/fr/contact

#### Forms & Footer

Form labels, footer links, and help content so visitors can reach you in their language.

 Under the hood 

## Built for How Framer Works

Framer renders sites in a way that trips up most translation tools. Verbi is built to handle it.

### Understands Framer’s markup

Framer wraps text in fine-grained spans. Verbi reassembles those inline fragments into full sentences before translating, so you get fluent, context-aware copy — not word-by-word output.

### Handles client-side navigation

Framer sites navigate like an app. Verbi keeps the language prefix intact as visitors move between pages, with no flashes back to English.

### Subdirectory SEO without per-locale fees

Each language is served under /fr, /de with hreflang and a translated sitemap — the SEO structure Framer’s native localization gives you, at one flat price.

##  Go Live in Three Steps 

 No code, nothing to rebuild. Your Framer site stays exactly as it is — Verbi adds the languages. 

1

### Point your domain to Verbi

Add a couple of DNS records — the same domain you publish your Framer site to. Nothing changes inside your Framer project.

2

### Choose your languages

Pick from 20+ languages in the Verbi dashboard. Verbi translates your whole site automatically with DeepL.

3

### You're live

Your translated pages are served at yoursite.com/fr, /de, /es — each with full SEO. Update your Framer site and translations follow.

## Framer Translation FAQ 

### Do I need Framer's localization add-on?

No. Verbi works independently of Framer's native localization — there are no per-locale plans to buy. You point your domain at Verbi with a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and Verbi serves translated versions of your existing Framer site automatically.

### Does this work with Framer's CMS?

Yes. Verbi translates the rendered HTML of your pages, regardless of how the content is generated. Framer CMS collection items — blog posts, case studies, resources — are translated on the fly when a visitor requests a translated URL.

### Will it hurt my Framer site's SEO?

No. Each language gets its own subdirectory URL (/fr/, /de/), translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and a dedicated sitemap — the structure Google recommends for multilingual sites. Each version is indexed separately and eligible to rank in its market.

### Do I need to change anything in Framer?

Nothing at all. Your Framer project stays exactly as it is. Verbi works as a reverse proxy in front of your site — no code, no plugins, no project duplication, and no republish needed.

### How is Verbi different from Framer's native localization?

Framer's localization bills $20 per locale each month on top of your site plan, with a fixed number of locales per plan. Verbi is one flat price for any number of languages and translates your existing site automatically — nothing to manage per locale. Both give you proper multilingual SEO with subdirectories and hreflang.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Translate Your Next.js Site Into 20+ Languages

Source: https://verbi.io/es/platforms/nextjs

Platform 

# Translate Your Next.js Site Into 20+ Languages

Skip the i18n engineering. Verbi translates your existing Next.js or custom site at the edge — no library to wire up, no \[locale\] routing to build, no message files to maintain. A quick DNS change and you're multilingual.

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ How Translation Works ](/features/translation)

 Powered by tools you already trust 

Any websiteWorks with your existing site, any platform

Translated by DeepLNatural, ranking-safe translations

Served by CloudflareCached at 300+ edge locations

 Why Verbi for Next.js

## Multilingual Next.js, Without the i18n Build

Next.js dropped its built-in i18n config, so going multilingual means a library, middleware, and \[locale\] routing — and you still source every translation. Verbi translates your shipped site at the edge instead, with zero code.

* No i18n library or refactor
* Translations included, not just plumbing
* Works on any framework

DIY i18n setup

Verbi

Add a library + middleware

A quick DNS change

Build \[locale\] routing

Subdirectory URLs handled

Maintain message files

Automatic with DeepL

You source the translations

Translations included

 The problem 

## i18n Is an Engineering Project

Next.js gives you the routing primitives, but going multilingual still means real engineering — and you still have to produce every translation.

Setup and refactor

You add an i18n library, configure middleware for locale detection, restructure routes under a \[locale\] segment, and wrap your app in providers. It’s a refactor that touches your whole routing layer.

Ongoing maintenance

Every new string means updating message catalogs across every language, and the middleware has edge cases. The translation content itself is still on you — the library only handles the plumbing.

 The Verbi approach 

## Every Language, Zero Engineering

Verbi sits in front of your Next.js or custom site as a reverse proxy. Your codebase stays exactly as it is — no library, no routing changes — and Verbi translates every page automatically, serving each language at a clean subdirectory URL with full SEO.

No i18n library or refactor

Verbi runs at the DNS level, so there’s nothing to add to your codebase — no middleware, no \[locale\] segments, no providers.

Translations included

DeepL translates your content automatically. You don't write or maintain message files for every language.

Full SEO, handled

Subdirectory URLs, hreflang tags, translated sitemaps, and per-language meta tags — all automatic, so each version is eligible to rank.

Works on any framework

Next.js, Astro, SvelteKit, Remix, or plain HTML — if it serves a page on a domain you control, Verbi can translate it.

Setup in minutes

A quick DNS change. Pick your languages. You're live — no deploy required.

Always in sync

Ship an update and translations update automatically on the next visit.

 Why it matters 

##  Speak Your Customers' Language 

 Going multilingual isn't just about language, it's about trust, conversion, and reaching markets your competitors skip. 

76%

Prefer Their Language

of online users prefer to engage with products presented in their own language.

40%

Won't Convert At All

of consumers will never buy from a website that isn't in their native language.

70%

Higher Conversion

Localized sites can achieve up to 70% higher conversion rates than English-only alternatives.

## Every Route and Every Page Covered

Verbi translates the rendered HTML, so static, server-rendered, and dynamically generated pages are all handled automatically.

/fr/

#### Marketing & Landing Pages

Hero copy, sections, social proof, and CTAs — everything a visitor sees first.

/fr/blog

#### Blog & MDX Content

Articles and posts rendered from MDX or a CMS — translated on the fly.

/fr/docs

#### Documentation

Guides, references, and help content so international users can self-serve.

/fr/pricing

#### Pricing & Product Pages

Plan names, feature lists, and CTAs — the pages that convert.

/fr/dashboard

#### App & Dynamic Routes

Server-rendered and dynamic pages translated just like static ones — or exclude any path you want left untouched.

/fr/contact

#### Forms & Footer

Form labels, footer links, and help content so visitors can reach you in their language.

 Under the hood 

## Built for How Next.js Works

Verbi translates the HTML your app already returns, so it fits any rendering strategy without touching your code.

### No library or \[locale\] refactor

Skip next-intl, middleware, and route restructuring. Verbi works at the DNS level, so your routing and components stay exactly as they are.

### SSR, SSG, and ISR all covered

Verbi translates the HTML your app returns, so server-rendered, statically generated, and incrementally revalidated pages are all handled the same way.

### Exclude your app routes

Keep marketing pages translated and leave /app or /dashboard untouched with a path exclusion — so only public-facing pages get localized.

##  Go Live in Three Steps 

 No code, nothing to rebuild. Your Next.js site stays exactly as it is — Verbi adds the languages. 

1

### Point your domain to Verbi

Add a couple of DNS records. No code changes, no redeploy, no i18n library to install.

2

### Choose your languages

Pick from 20+ languages in the Verbi dashboard. Verbi translates your whole site automatically with DeepL.

3

### You're live

Your translated pages are served at yoursite.com/fr, /de, /es — each with full SEO. Ship updates and translations follow.

## Next.js Translation FAQ 

### Do I need next-intl or another i18n library?

No. Verbi works at the DNS level instead of inside your app, so there's no i18n library, middleware, or \[locale\] routing to set up. You point your domain at Verbi with a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and it serves translated versions of your existing site automatically.

### Does it work with the App Router and Server Components?

Yes. Verbi translates the rendered HTML your app returns, so it works whether you use the App Router, Pages Router, or Server Components. SSR, SSG, and ISR pages are all translated.

### Does it work with non-Next.js or fully custom sites?

Yes. Verbi is framework-agnostic — Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt, Remix, or hand-written HTML all work the same way. If your site serves pages on a domain you control, Verbi can translate it.

### Will it hurt my SEO?

No. Each language gets its own subdirectory URL (/fr/, /de/), translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and a dedicated sitemap — the structure Google recommends. Each version is indexed separately and eligible to rank in its market.

### Can I exclude my app or dashboard from translation?

Yes. You can exclude any path — like /app or /dashboard — so only the pages you want translated are served in other languages. Brand names and specific terms can be protected with the glossary too.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Translate Your Nuxt Site Into 20+ Languages

Source: https://verbi.io/es/platforms/nuxt

Platform 

# Translate Your Nuxt Site Into 20+ Languages

Skip the i18n engineering. Verbi translates your existing Nuxt site at the edge — no module to configure, no locale routing to wire up, no message files to maintain. A quick DNS change and you're multilingual.

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ How Translation Works ](/features/translation)

 Powered by tools you already trust 

Any websiteWorks with your existing site, any platform

Translated by DeepLNatural, ranking-safe translations

Served by CloudflareCached at 300+ edge locations

 Why Verbi for Nuxt

## Multilingual Nuxt, Without the i18n Setup

Going multilingual in Nuxt usually means adding @nuxtjs/i18n, configuring locale routing, and maintaining a message file for every string — and you still source every translation. Verbi translates your shipped Nuxt site at the edge instead, with zero code.

* No i18n module or refactor
* Translations included, not just plumbing
* Works with SSR, SSG, and hybrid rendering

DIY i18n setup

Verbi

Install & configure a module

A quick DNS change

Wire up locale routing

Subdirectory URLs handled

Maintain message files

Automatic with DeepL

You source the translations

Translations included

 The problem 

## i18n Is an Engineering Project

Nuxt has a capable i18n module, but wiring it up is still real engineering — and you still have to produce every translation.

Setup and config

You add @nuxtjs/i18n, define your locales and routing strategy, set up lazy-loaded message files, and adjust links to use the localized-route helpers. It touches your config, routing, and components.

Ongoing maintenance

Every new string means updating the message files for each locale. The module handles routing and formatting — the translation content itself is still on you.

 The Verbi approach 

## Every Language, Zero Engineering

Verbi sits in front of your Nuxt site as a reverse proxy. Your codebase stays exactly as it is — no module, no routing changes — and Verbi translates every page automatically, serving each language at a clean subdirectory URL with full SEO.

No i18n module or refactor

Verbi runs at the DNS level, so there's nothing to add to your Nuxt app — no @nuxtjs/i18n, no locale routing, no message files.

Translations included

DeepL translates your content automatically. You don't write or maintain locale files for every language.

Full SEO, handled

Subdirectory URLs, hreflang tags, translated sitemaps, and per-language meta tags — all automatic, so each version is eligible to rank.

Any rendering mode

Universal (SSR), static (nuxt generate), and hybrid routes are all translated the same way.

Setup in minutes

A quick DNS change. Pick your languages. You're live — no redeploy required.

Always in sync

Ship an update and translations update automatically on the next visit.

 Why it matters 

##  Speak Your Customers' Language 

 Going multilingual isn't just about language, it's about trust, conversion, and reaching markets your competitors skip. 

76%

Prefer Their Language

of online users prefer to engage with products presented in their own language.

40%

Won't Convert At All

of consumers will never buy from a website that isn't in their native language.

70%

Higher Conversion

Localized sites can achieve up to 70% higher conversion rates than English-only alternatives.

## Every Route and Every Page Covered

Verbi translates the rendered HTML, so static, server-rendered, and dynamically generated pages are all handled automatically.

/fr/

#### Marketing & Landing Pages

Hero copy, sections, social proof, and CTAs — everything a visitor sees first.

/fr/blog

#### Content & Nuxt Content

Articles and docs rendered from Nuxt Content or a CMS — translated on the fly.

/fr/docs

#### Documentation

Guides, references, and help content so international users can self-serve.

/fr/pricing

#### Pricing & Product Pages

Plan names, feature lists, and CTAs — the pages that convert.

/fr/dashboard

#### App & Dynamic Routes

Server-rendered and dynamic pages translated just like static ones — or exclude any path you want left untouched.

/fr/contact

#### Forms & Footer

Form labels, footer links, and help content so visitors can reach you in their language.

 Under the hood 

## Built for How Nuxt Works

Verbi translates the HTML your Nuxt app already returns, so it fits any rendering mode without touching your code.

### No @nuxtjs/i18n or refactor

Skip the module, locale routing config, and message files. Verbi works at the DNS level, so your pages and components stay exactly as they are.

### SSR, SSG, and hybrid covered

Verbi translates the rendered HTML, so universal (SSR), static (nuxt generate), and hybrid route-rules pages are all handled the same way.

### Exclude app routes

Keep marketing pages translated and leave /app or /dashboard untouched with a path exclusion.

##  Go Live in Three Steps 

 No code, nothing to rebuild. Your Nuxt site stays exactly as it is — Verbi adds the languages. 

1

### Point your domain to Verbi

Add a couple of DNS records. No code changes, no redeploy, no i18n module to install.

2

### Choose your languages

Pick from 20+ languages in the Verbi dashboard. Verbi translates your whole site automatically with DeepL.

3

### You're live

Your translated pages are served at yoursite.com/fr, /de, /es — each with full SEO. Ship updates and translations follow.

## Nuxt Translation FAQ 

### Do I need @nuxtjs/i18n?

No. Verbi works at the DNS level instead of inside your app, so there's no i18n module, locale routing, or message files to set up. You point your domain at Verbi with a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and it serves translated versions of your existing site automatically.

### Does it work with SSR, SSG, and hybrid rendering?

Yes. Verbi translates the rendered HTML your app returns, so universal (SSR), statically generated (nuxt generate), and hybrid/route-rules rendering are all handled the same way.

### Does it work with Nuxt Content and other Vue frameworks?

Yes. Verbi translates the rendered page, so Nuxt Content, dynamic routes, and CMS-driven pages are all covered. It's framework-agnostic too — Vue, plain Vite, or any site that serves HTML on a domain you control works the same way.

### Will it hurt my SEO?

No. Each language gets its own subdirectory URL (/fr/, /de/), translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and a dedicated sitemap — the structure Google recommends. Each version is indexed separately and eligible to rank in its market.

### Can I exclude my app or dashboard from translation?

Yes. You can exclude any path — like /app or /dashboard — so only the pages you want translated are served in other languages. Brand names and specific terms can be protected with the glossary too.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)

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## Translate Your WordPress Site Into 20+ Languages

Source: https://verbi.io/es/platforms/wordpress

Platform 

# Translate Your WordPress Site Into 20+ Languages

Add every language your customers speak — without installing another plugin, translating page by page, or slowing your site down. Verbi translates your existing WordPress site automatically.

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ How Translation Works ](/features/translation)

 Powered by tools you already trust 

Any websiteWorks with your existing site, any platform

Translated by DeepLNatural, ranking-safe translations

Served by CloudflareCached at 300+ edge locations

 Why Verbi for WordPress

## Multilingual WordPress, Without Another Plugin

WordPress has no built-in translation — going multilingual means a plugin to install, maintain, and load on every request. Verbi runs at the DNS level instead, translating your existing site automatically with nothing added to WordPress.

* No plugin, no database bloat
* No manual page-by-page translation
* Live in minutes with a quick DNS change

Translation plugins

Verbi

Install & configure a plugin

A quick DNS change

Adds load to every page

Cached at the edge

Often manual, page by page

Automatic with DeepL

WordPress only

Works on any site

 The problem 

## Translation Plugins Add Weight and Work

WordPress has no built-in translation. The plugin route works, but it means setup, upkeep, and often manual translation for every page.

A plugin to maintain

A translation plugin is one more thing to install, configure, and keep compatible with your theme, page builder, and other plugins — and it adds overhead to every page load. Many also renew annually.

Manual translation work

Many WordPress translation plugins expect you to translate page by page, or keep a separate copy of each post per language. That’s ongoing work that grows with every page and every market.

 The Verbi approach 

## Every Language, One Flat Price

Verbi sits in front of your WordPress site as a reverse proxy. Your site, theme, and plugins stay exactly as they are — Verbi translates every page automatically and serves each language at a clean subdirectory URL with full SEO.

No plugin to install or maintain

Verbi runs at the DNS level, so nothing is added to WordPress — no plugin updates, no compatibility issues, no performance hit.

No manual page-by-page work

Verbi translates your whole site automatically with DeepL. You don't keep a copy of each post per language.

The same SEO best practices

Subdirectory URLs, hreflang tags, translated sitemaps, and per-language meta tags — all handled automatically.

Setup in minutes

A quick DNS change. Pick your languages. You're live.

Always in sync

Update your WordPress site and translations update automatically on the next visit.

One flat price, any number of languages

No per-word metering and no per-language fees — unlimited languages on the Business plan.

 Why it matters 

##  Speak Your Customers' Language 

 Going multilingual isn't just about language, it's about trust, conversion, and reaching markets your competitors skip. 

76%

Prefer Their Language

of online users prefer to engage with products presented in their own language.

40%

Won't Convert At All

of consumers will never buy from a website that isn't in their native language.

70%

Higher Conversion

Localized sites can achieve up to 70% higher conversion rates than English-only alternatives.

## Every Page and Every Post Covered

Verbi translates the rendered page, so posts, pages, and WooCommerce products are all handled automatically.

/fr/

#### Homepage & Landing Pages

Hero copy, sections, social proof, and CTAs — everything a visitor sees first.

/fr/blog

#### Posts & Blog

Every post and article translated on the fly — no separate copy per language.

/fr/shop

#### WooCommerce Products

Product descriptions, category pages, and checkout copy so buyers can shop in their language.

/fr/about

#### Pages

About, services, and any static page — translated automatically.

/fr/contact

#### Forms & Footer

Form labels, footer links, and help content so visitors can reach you in their language.

/fr/category

#### Archives & Taxonomies

Category and tag archives translated so the whole site reads natively.

 Under the hood 

## Built for How WordPress Works

Because Verbi sits in front of WordPress instead of inside it, you avoid the usual trade-offs of the plugin route.

### Runs outside WordPress

There’s no plugin in your database, no extra tables, and nothing that can conflict with your theme, page builder, or other plugins.

### Translates WooCommerce too

Product pages, category archives, and checkout copy are translated like any other page. Prices and currency stay with WooCommerce, untouched.

### No performance tax

Translation plugins add work to every page load. Verbi serves translated pages from 300+ edge locations, so other languages are as fast as your original.

##  Go Live in Three Steps 

 No code, nothing to rebuild. Your WordPress site stays exactly as it is — Verbi adds the languages. 

1

### Point your domain to Verbi

Add a couple of DNS records at your domain registrar or host. No plugin to install in WordPress.

2

### Choose your languages

Pick from 20+ languages in the Verbi dashboard. Verbi translates your whole site automatically with DeepL.

3

### You're live

Your translated pages are served at yoursite.com/fr, /de, /es — each with full SEO. Update WordPress and translations follow.

## WordPress Translation FAQ 

### Do I need a translation plugin?

No. Verbi works at the DNS level instead of inside WordPress, so there's no translation plugin to install, configure, or maintain. You point your domain at Verbi with a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and Verbi serves translated versions of your existing site automatically.

### Will it slow my WordPress site down?

No — the opposite. Because Verbi runs as a reverse proxy and caches translated pages at 300+ edge locations, it adds no plugin overhead to WordPress. Translated pages are served from the edge, so they load fast in every language.

### Does it work with WooCommerce?

Yes. Verbi translates the rendered HTML of your pages, so WooCommerce product pages, category pages, and checkout copy are all translated on the fly. Prices and currencies are left unchanged — those stay handled by WooCommerce.

### Will it hurt my WordPress SEO?

No. Each language gets its own subdirectory URL (/fr/, /de/), translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and a dedicated sitemap — the structure Google recommends for multilingual sites. Each version is indexed separately and eligible to rank in its market.

### Do I need to change anything in WordPress?

Nothing at all. Your site, theme, and plugins stay exactly as they are. Verbi works as a reverse proxy in front of your site — no plugin, no code, no rebuild.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Flat, Simple Pricing

Source: https://verbi.io/es/pricing

Pricing 

#  Flat, Simple Pricing 

 Start with a 14-day free trial, upgrade or cancel anytime. Every plan includes full SEO support, edge caching, and more. 

 Monthly / Yearly  2 months free 

 Simple monthly billing • Cancel anytime 

| StarterFor small sites going multilingual | Best value GrowthExpand into multiple markets | BusinessFor companies going global |           |
| ----------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- | --------- |
| $15 /mo                                   | $35 /mo                                       | $79 /mo                            |           |
| Start Free Trial                          | Get Started                                   | Get Started                        |           |
| Limits                                    |                                               |                                    |           |
| Translated characters/mo                  | 50K                                           | 250K                               | 1M        |
| Languages (per site)                      | 3                                             | 10                                 | Unlimited |
| Sites                                     | 1                                             | 3                                  | 10        |
| Translated page views/mo                  | 25K                                           | 100K                               | 500K      |
| Features                                  |                                               |                                    |           |
| Language switcher                         |                                               |                                    |           |
| Subdirectory URLs                         |                                               |                                    |           |
| AI translation                            |                                               |                                    |           |
| Bring your own API key                    |                                               |                                    |           |
| Manual editing                            |                                               |                                    |           |
| Glossary & rules                          | —                                             |                                    |           |
| Auto-detect & redirect                    | —                                             |                                    |           |
| Team members                              | —                                             | —                                  | 5         |

Starter Growth  Best value Business 

### Growth

Expand into multiple markets

$35 /mo

Get Started 

 Limits 

Translated characters/mo250K

Languages (per site)10

Sites3

Translated page views/mo100K

 Features 

Language switcher

Subdirectory URLs

AI translation

Bring your own API key

Manual editing

Glossary & rules

Auto-detect & redirect

Team members—

 14-day free trial  SSL Secured  Secure Payment  Cancel Anytime 

 Help 

##  Pricing Questions 

### Which plan is right for me?

The Starter plan starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required — so you can translate your real site before paying. The Starter plan ($15/mo) is ideal for most sites that need up to 3 languages with solid translation volume. The Growth plan ($35/mo) is best for agencies or high-traffic sites needing more languages, multiple sites, and priority support.

### What counts as a translated character?

Characters are counted when new text is translated for the first time. Once translated, the result is cached — repeat visits and returning visitors don't use any characters. In practice, a typical 10-page site uses around 15,000–30,000 characters per language.

### What happens if I hit my character limit?

Verbi keeps serving your site — visitors still see translations from cache. Only brand-new, never-before-seen text stops being translated until the next billing cycle. You can upgrade your plan at any time to resume translating new content immediately.

### How does billing work?

Plans are billed monthly via Stripe. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at any time. When you upgrade, the change takes effect immediately and we prorate the difference.

### Can I try Verbi before paying?

Yes. Starter starts with a 14-day free trial, so you can translate your live site and see the quality and SEO benefit before you're charged — no credit card required. If you don't add a card, the trial simply ends and you're never billed.

### Do you offer annual billing?

Yes, you can select annual billing for any plan.

### What payment methods do you accept?

We accept all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express) through Stripe.

### Do you offer custom plans for agencies?

Yes. If you manage multiple client sites or need higher translation volumes, contact us and we'll put together a plan that fits.

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 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
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## Built for Teams Like Yours

Source: https://verbi.io/es/use-cases

Use cases 

#  Built for Teams Like Yours 

 Whether you're a solo founder, an agency, or a growing brand — if your website has international visitors, Verbi is for you. 

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[SaaS & StartupsYou built your marketing site to convert. Now you want to reach users in France, Germany, Japan — without duplicating the entire site for each language.Launch in new markets without rebuilding your siteEach language is indexed separately, eligible to rank in local searchVisitors who read in their language are far more likely to convert yourapp.com/fr/pricing Learn more ](/use-cases/saas)[Ecommerce & DTC BrandsSell to customers in new countries without building separate storefronts. Product pages, collections, and landing pages — all translated automatically.One storefront, every language — no separate sites per countryProduct descriptions, sizing guides, and CTAs all translatedShoppers trust and buy from sites in their own language yourbrand.com/de/products Learn more ](/use-cases/ecommerce)[Agencies & FreelancersOffer multilingual as a premium add-on to your clients. You deliver the value, Verbi handles the technical side — and translations stay in sync automatically.New revenue stream — easy to deliver, easy to charge forZero ongoing maintenance when your client updates contentRuns on your client's domain — Verbi stays invisible clientsite.com/es/about Learn more ](/use-cases/agencies)[Content & Media SitesTurn every article, guide, and resource page into a multilingual entry point. Publish in your language and reach readers worldwide.Each translated page is a new search result in a new marketReach non-English readers without a separate CMSTranslations update automatically when you edit the original yourblog.com/ja/guides Learn more ](/use-cases/content)

 Every use case 

##  What Every Plan Includes 

 Regardless of your use case, every Verbi site gets the same core infrastructure — starting with your free trial. 

#### DeepL Translation

Natural translations from one of the most accurate translation engines available.

#### Full SEO Support

Subdirectory URLs, hreflang tags, translated sitemaps, and meta tag translation on every plan.

#### Edge Caching

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

#### Glossary & Exclusions

Protect brand names and skip paths like dashboards and login pages.

#### Usage Analytics

Track views, characters, cache rates, and referrers per page and language.

#### Language Switcher

Floating widget lets visitors choose their preferred language.

#### Manual Editing

Fine-tune any translation from your dashboard when you need to.

#### Bring Your Own Key

Use your own DeepL or OpenAI API key on Starter plans and above.

#### No Code Changes

A quick DNS change. Your site stays untouched.

[ All Features ](/features)

 The problem 

##  Going Multilingual Usually Means Painful or Pricey 

 Translating a site by hand is slow and goes stale the moment you edit. Per-language add-ons rack up fast. Verbi is neither. 

###  The usual way 

* Translate everything by handCopy every heading, button, and paragraph into each language — then redo it on every edit
* Watch it drift out of syncManual copies break the moment you update your original
* Fight with SEOBotch hreflang, sitemaps, and language URLs and Google won't index your translations
* Pay per language — or per wordNative add-ons charge for every language; other tools charge by word count

 Slow to set up, easy to break, expensive at scale 

###  With Verbi 

* Keep your site exactly as it isPublish in your language; Verbi serves every other one — no rebuilds, no duplicate pages
* Automatic DeepL translationEvery heading, button, and paragraph translated on first visit
* Full SEO out of the boxhreflang tags, translated sitemaps, meta tags — all handled automatically
* Always in syncUpdate your site and every language updates with it
* One flat price, any number of languagesStart with a 14-day free trial, cancel anytime

 Minutes to set up, SEO included, always in sync 

##  Questions & Answers 

### Do I need to change anything on my site?

No. Your site stays exactly as it is — no plugins, no code changes, no duplicate pages. You add a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and you're live. Verbi sits in front of your site and handles translation automatically.

### How accurate are the translations?

Verbi uses DeepL, widely regarded as the best machine translation available — significantly more natural than Google Translate. For fine-tuning, you can manually edit any translation and set up a glossary to protect brand names and technical terms.

### Will translated pages help or hurt my SEO?

Help — significantly. Each language gets its own URL path (/fr, /es, /de), properly translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and separate sitemaps. This is the Google-recommended approach for multilingual sites. Every translated page becomes a new entry point in search results.

### What happens when I update my site?

Translations stay in sync automatically. When you update your site, Verbi detects new content on the next visit and translates it. No need to re-translate anything manually. You can also purge the cache from your dashboard for instant updates.

### How is Verbi different from Weglot or Linguana?

Verbi uses flat monthly pricing — you won't get charged more just because your site has a lot of content — and works on any platform via a quick DNS change. We include full SEO support (hreflang, sitemaps, meta translations) on every plan, and you can bring your own DeepL or OpenAI API key to control translation costs directly.

### What happens to my translations if I cancel?

Your original site is completely unaffected — Verbi never modifies it. If you cancel, the translated language paths simply stop being served. Your site reverts to exactly how it was before, with no broken pages or missing content.

### Can I bring my own API key?

Yes. On the Starter plan and above, you can plug in your own DeepL or OpenAI API key. This means you pay the translation provider directly at their rates instead of using Verbi's included translation credits — great if you have high volume or already have an API key.

### What languages are supported?

Verbi supports 20+ languages including French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, and many more. You can add or remove languages at any time from your dashboard.

### Is there a free trial?

Yes. Starter starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required — enough to translate your real site and see the quality and SEO benefit before you're charged. If you don't add a card, the trial just ends and you're never charged. Paid plans start at $15/mo.

### Does Verbi work with custom domains?

Yes. Verbi works with any domain setup — whether you're using your site builder's hosting with a custom domain or already routing through Cloudflare. You add a CNAME plus the TXT records we provide, and all your language paths (/fr, /es, /de…) are handled automatically.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Turn a 10-Minute Setup Into Recurring Revenue

Source: https://verbi.io/es/use-cases/agencies

Use case 

#  Turn a 10-Minute Setup Into Recurring Revenue 

 You build websites for clients. Adding multilingual support is a high-value add-on that takes minutes to set up — and Verbi handles the technical side entirely. 

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 New revenue stream 

##  Your Clients Need Translation. You Can Deliver It Today. 

 Most agency clients with international audiences already know they need translation. They just don't know how to do it without duplicating their entire site. You solve that in one call. 

High-value add-on

Translation is a premium service clients will pay for monthly. Verbi's flat pricing makes the margin easy.

Zero ongoing maintenance

Translations stay in sync when clients update content. You deliver it once, it runs forever.

Invisible to end users

The language switcher and translated pages run on the client's domain. Verbi is invisible.

No technical overhead

A quick DNS setup per client. No plugins, no code changes, no separate CMS to manage.

Works with any website

Custom domains, any hosting, even sites already on Cloudflare — all supported.

Analytics included

Show clients their multilingual traffic data. Proof of value that justifies the ongoing fee.

 Workflow 

##  Fits Into How You Already Work 

 No new tools to learn, no complexity to manage for each client. Same workflow, one extra step. 

Client setup workflow

1

Build the site as usual

Design and launch the site in English. No translation considerations needed during the build.

2

Add Verbi to the client's domain

A couple of DNS records pointing to Verbi's proxy. Takes about 2 minutes in their DNS settings.

3

Pick languages in the dashboard

Select which languages the client needs. Verbi starts translating immediately.

4

Set up glossary terms

Add the client's brand name, product names, and any terms that shouldn't be translated.

5

Hand it over

The client gets a translated site with full SEO, a language switcher, and usage analytics. You move on to the next project.

##  What Your Clients Get 

### Multilingual Site in Minutes

Their site instantly supports French, German, Spanish, Japanese — whatever they need. No waiting for a separate build.

### Proper SEO for Every Language

Each language gets its own URL structure, hreflang tags, and sitemaps, so their site is eligible to rank in local Google results.

### No Content Duplication

One site remains the source of truth. Updates happen once and translations follow automatically.

### Language Switcher Included

A clean floating widget lets visitors pick their language. Runs on the client's domain, no external redirects.

##  What You Get as an Agency 

#### Recurring Revenue

Bill translation as a monthly service. Verbi runs in the background, you collect the margin.

#### Scalable Across Clients

Same setup process for every client. The more sites you build, the more you can upsell.

#### No Support Burden

Translations update automatically. You don't need to touch the project when the client edits their content.

#### Proof of Value

Verbi's analytics show multilingual page views and traffic sources. Real data to justify the ongoing fee.

#### Team Collaboration

On Business plans, invite team members to manage multiple client sites from one account.

#### White-Label Experience

Verbi doesn't brand the language switcher or translated pages. Everything runs under the client's domain.

##  Agency FAQ 

### Can I manage multiple client sites from one Verbi account?

Yes. On Growth plans you can manage up to 3 sites, and Business plans support up to 10 sites. Each site has its own languages, glossary, and analytics — all manageable from a single dashboard.

### How do I bill my clients for translation?

That's up to you. Most agencies add a monthly fee on top of their Verbi subscription — either as a flat rate or per-language charge. Since Verbi's pricing is flat (no per-word fees), your margin is predictable and easy to calculate.

### Does the client see Verbi branding anywhere?

No. The language switcher, translated pages, and URLs all run on the client's domain. There is no "Powered by Verbi" badge. The experience is fully white-label from the end user's perspective.

### What if my client updates their site — do I need to do anything?

Nothing. When the client publishes changes, Verbi detects new content on the next visitor request and translates it automatically. Translations stay in sync without any action from you or the client.

### Can I give my client access to the Verbi dashboard?

On Business plans with team collaboration, you can invite clients as team members so they can view analytics and manage glossary terms. You retain full control over the account and settings.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Multiply Your Organic Traffic with Every Language

Source: https://verbi.io/es/use-cases/content

Use case 

#  Multiply Your Organic Traffic with Every Language 

 Every blog post, guide, and resource page you've published in English can rank in French, German, Japanese, and 20+ other languages — automatically. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ SEO Details ](/features/seo)

 The math 

##  Every Translated Page Is a New Search Result 

 If you have 50 pages and add 5 languages, you go from 50 indexable pages to 300 — each targeting local search queries in a new market. 

Indexable pages

50

English pages

×

6

languages

\=

300

indexable pages

 Each page gets its own URL, translated meta tags, and hreflang annotations — so Google indexes and ranks each language variant independently. 

##  Content Types That Work Great with Verbi 

#### Blog Posts

Articles, tutorials, and thought pieces that drive organic search traffic across languages.

#### Documentation

Help docs, API references, and setup guides so international users can self-serve.

#### Guides & Resources

Long-form guides, ebooks, and resource pages that attract backlinks from local sites.

#### News & Updates

Company news, product announcements, and changelogs reaching your global audience.

#### Educational Content

Courses, lessons, and learning materials accessible to non-English speakers.

#### Case Studies

Customer stories and success metrics that build trust with prospects in any market.

##  Why It Works for Content Sites 

Compound SEO Returns

Every article you've ever published becomes 5-10 new ranking opportunities. The older your content library, the bigger the multiplier.

Zero Translation Queue

No waiting for translators, no spreadsheet handoffs. Publish in your language and the translated version is ready on the next visit.

Always Up to Date

Edit a blog post? The translation updates automatically. No stale translations, no version drift between languages.

Local Search Discovery

Someone searching in French finds your French page. Hreflang tags connect it to the original so Google doesn't treat it as duplicate content.

DeepL Quality for Long-Form

DeepL handles nuance, tone, and context — essential for articles and guides where robotic translations would hurt credibility.

Glossary for Consistency

Technical terms, brand names, and jargon stay consistent across all translated articles. Set it once in the glossary.

##  Publish Once, Reach Every Market 

 Write in your language, hit publish. Verbi handles the rest. 

Publishing workflow

1

Write and publish as usual

Create your content as you normally would. No translation step in your workflow.

2

Visitor requests a translated page

A French reader arrives at yourblog.com/fr/guides/getting-started. Verbi intercepts the request.

3

Content is translated on first visit

Verbi fetches the English page, translates it via DeepL, and serves the French version. The translation is cached for all future visitors.

4

Subsequent visitors get the cached version

Served from Cloudflare's edge for fast page loads. No translation overhead, no origin fetch.

##  Content Translation FAQ 

### How well does DeepL translate long-form articles?

DeepL excels at long-form content because it maintains context across paragraphs. Unlike simpler translation tools that translate sentence-by-sentence, DeepL understands tone, flow, and nuance — producing translations that read naturally even in 2,000+ word articles.

### Will translated blog posts rank in local Google search?

Yes. Each translated article gets its own URL (e.g., /fr/blog/your-article), translated meta tags, and hreflang annotations. Google indexes these as separate pages and surfaces them in local search results. A 50-article blog translated into 5 languages gives you 300 indexable pages.

### What happens when I update or edit a published article?

Verbi detects the changes on the next visitor request and re-translates the updated content automatically. You don't need to trigger anything manually. The cached translation is refreshed with the new version.

### Can I translate documentation and help content?

Yes. Documentation pages, API references, setup guides, and FAQ sections all translate well with DeepL. Technical terms can be added to the glossary to ensure they stay consistent (or untranslated) across all languages.

### Does this work with my CMS for blog posts?

Yes. Verbi translates the rendered HTML of your pages regardless of how content is generated. Whether you use a built-in CMS, static pages, or dynamic collections, the translated version is created on the fly when a visitor requests it.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Sell in More Markets Without More Storefronts

Source: https://verbi.io/es/use-cases/ecommerce

Use case 

#  Sell in More Markets Without More Storefronts 

 Translate your storefront so international buyers can browse, understand, and purchase in their own language — without building a separate site per country. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ View Pricing ](/pricing)

 The opportunity 

##  Your Customers Speak More Than English 

 International ecommerce is growing fast, but most storefronts only speak one language. That's a conversion gap you can close. Verbi adds ecommerce website translation to your existing store at the DNS level — product descriptions, collections, navigation, and SEO in 20+ languages, with no separate storefront per country. 

76%

of online shoppers prefer to buy products in their native language

40%

will never buy from a website that isn't in their language

56%

say information in their own language is more important than price

##  Translate the Full Shopping Experience 

 Every piece of content that influences a purchase decision — translated automatically. 

### Product Descriptions

Detailed product copy — materials, features, benefits — translated with DeepL's context-aware engine so it reads naturally in every language.

### Collection & Category Pages

Browsable collection pages with translated titles, descriptions, and filter labels so shoppers can navigate your catalog naturally.

### Landing Pages & Promotions

Seasonal campaigns and sale pages reach local markets the moment you publish them — no separate translation step.

### Navigation & Footer

Every menu item, footer link, and breadcrumb is translated so the entire browsing experience feels native.

### Sizing & Help Content

Sizing guides, FAQ sections, and support pages that build buyer confidence and reduce returns.

### SEO & Meta Tags

Translated meta descriptions, titles, and OG tags so your products appear in local Google search results and social shares.

##  Why Ecommerce Website Translation Drives Revenue 

Lower Cart Abandonment

Shoppers who understand the full product page — sizing, shipping, returns — are far less likely to drop off.

Higher Average Order Value

Localized storefronts build trust, and trust leads to larger orders and more add-ons.

Organic Traffic from Local Search

Each translated page gets indexed by Google, giving you rankings in French, German, Japanese, and more.

No Separate Infrastructure

You don't need a separate store per country. One storefront, Verbi handles the languages.

Always in Sync

Launch a new product? The translated version is available on the next visit — no manual translation queue.

Glossary for Brand Terms

Product names, sizing labels, and brand terminology stay consistent and untranslated across all languages.

##  Clean URLs for Every Market 

Localized storefront URLs

yourbrand.com/de/DE

yourbrand.com/de/productsDE

yourbrand.com/de/collections/summerDE

yourbrand.com/fr/FR

yourbrand.com/fr/productsFR

yourbrand.com/es/sizing-guideES

##  Ecommerce Translation FAQ 

### Does Verbi translate product prices and currency?

Verbi translates text content, not numerical data or currencies. Product prices, currency symbols, and numerical values are left unchanged. If you need multi-currency support, that would be handled by your payment or ecommerce platform.

### Will product names get translated?

By default, DeepL may translate product names if they contain common words. To keep product names in their original form, add them to your glossary — they'll be preserved exactly as written across all languages.

### How does this work with my ecommerce setup?

Verbi translates the rendered HTML of your site, regardless of how the content is generated. Product pages, collection pages, and dynamic content from your CMS are all translated on the fly when a visitor requests a translated URL.

### Which ecommerce platforms does Verbi work with?

Verbi works at the DNS level rather than as a store plugin, so it translates storefronts you serve from your own origin — WordPress/WooCommerce, custom-coded stores, and more. Point your domain at Verbi and every product and collection page is translated automatically.

### Can I translate a storefront with hundreds of products?

Yes. Verbi translates pages on demand as visitors request them, and caches the results. Whether you have 10 products or 1,000, each translated page is cached at the edge after the first visit. Just make sure your plan's character limit covers your catalog — a typical product page uses 500-2,000 characters.

### Will translated product pages show up in local Google results?

Yes. Each translated page gets its own URL (/de/products/widget, /fr/products/widget), translated meta tags, and hreflang annotations. Google indexes these as separate pages and surfaces them in local search results.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Translate Your SaaS Landing Page in Minutes

Source: https://verbi.io/es/use-cases/saas

Use case 

#  Translate Your SaaS Landing Page in Minutes 

 You built a marketing site that converts. Now reach users in France, Germany, Japan, and 20+ other markets — without duplicating it or writing a single line of code. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ How Translation Works ](/features/translation)

 The problem 

##  Translating a Marketing Site Gets Expensive Fast 

 When your SaaS starts attracting international traffic, the usual options bill you per language — or skip SEO entirely. 

Per-language pricing

 Native localization is billed per locale, every month — on top of your site plan. A handful of languages can cost more than the site itself, and the bill grows with every market you add. 

Browser plugins

 Google Translate widgets give you zero SEO value — translated content lives inside JavaScript, not in the HTML that Google indexes. No hreflang, no sitemaps, no separate URLs. 

 The Verbi approach 

##  One Site, Every Language Handled 

 Verbi sits in front of your site as a reverse proxy. Your site stays exactly as it is — one source of truth, in your language. Translations are served at clean subdirectory URLs with full SEO. 

No duplicate sites

Your site is the single source of truth. Update once, translations follow.

SEO from day one

Each language gets its own URL, hreflang tags, sitemaps, and translated meta tags.

Setup in minutes

A quick DNS change. Pick your languages. You're live.

Always in sync

When you update your site, translations update automatically on the next visit.

DeepL quality

Natural, on-brand translations that preserve your voice and marketing tone.

Flat pricing

No per-word fees. Start with a 14-day free trial, upgrade when you need more languages or volume.

 Why it matters 

##  Grow Your International Pipeline 

 Translation isn't just about language — it's about conversion, SEO, and reaching markets your competitors aren't. 

76%

Prefer Their Language

of online users prefer to engage with products presented in their own language.

40%

Won't Convert At All

of consumers will never sign up on a website that isn't in their native language.

70%

Higher Conversion

Localized websites can achieve up to 70% higher conversion rates than English-only alternatives.

##  Every Page of Your Marketing Site, Covered 

/fr/

#### Homepage

Hero copy, feature descriptions, social proof, and CTAs — everything your visitor sees first.

/fr/pricing

#### Pricing Page

Plan names, feature lists, and CTAs. The page that converts visitors into customers.

/fr/features

#### Feature Pages

Detailed descriptions of what your product does and why it matters.

/fr/about

#### About Page

Your company story, team bios, and mission — building trust with local audiences.

/fr/blog

#### Blog Posts

Articles, guides, and updates that drive organic traffic from local search queries.

/fr/contact

#### Contact & Support

Forms, FAQ sections, and help content so users can reach you in their language.

##  SaaS Translation FAQ 

### How quickly can I add translation to my marketing site?

Most SaaS founders have their first language live within 10 minutes. You add a couple of DNS records, select your languages in the Verbi dashboard, and your translated pages are immediately available at /fr/, /de/, /ja/, etc.

### Will my pricing page translate correctly with plan names and feature lists?

Yes. Verbi translates all text content on your pricing page — plan names, feature descriptions, CTAs, and fine print. You can add plan names and product terms to the glossary to keep them in English if you prefer.

### Do I need to change anything about my site?

Nothing at all. Your site stays exactly as it is. Verbi works as a reverse proxy — it sits in front of your site and translates pages at the edge. You don't install anything, add any code, or rebuild anything.

### How does this help with international SEO for my SaaS?

Each translated page gets its own URL (/fr/pricing, /de/features, etc.), translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and a dedicated sitemap. Google indexes each language version as a separate page, so each version is eligible to rank in French, German, Japanese search results — extending your organic reach without writing new content.

### What if I update my landing page — do I need to re-translate?

No. When you update your site, Verbi detects the new content on the next visitor request and translates it automatically. Your translations are always in sync with your live site.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Translation, SEO, and Speed. All Handled for You

Source: https://verbi.io/features

Features 

#  Translation, SEO, and Speed. All Handled for You 

 You keep building your site. Verbi takes care of translating it, making it rank in every language, and serving it fast worldwide. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)[ View Pricing ](/pricing)

 Core features 

##  What Verbi Does for Your Site 

 Five areas that work together so you never have to think about translation infrastructure. Click any card to learn more. 

[Automatic TranslationEvery heading, button, paragraph, and meta tag — translated automatically by DeepL. Edit anything manually when you need to fine-tune.DeepL poweredManual editingDynamic contentGlossary support Learn more ](/features/translation)[Multilingual SEOEach language gets its own URL, hreflang tags, translated meta tags, and a sitemap. Google indexes every version separately — so each one is eligible to rank in its market.hreflang tagsSitemapsCanonical URLsMeta translations Learn more ](/features/seo)[Edge Caching & SpeedTranslated pages are cached at 300+ Cloudflare edge locations. Your visitors get fast page loads in every language — no extra delay, no loading spinners.300+ locationsTwo-layer cachingSmart invalidationInstant repeats Learn more ](/features/performance)[Glossary & ExclusionsLock brand names so they're never translated. Skip paths like /dashboard or /app. You control exactly what gets translated and what doesn't.Brand protectionPath exclusionsCode detectionSmart defaults Learn more ](/features/glossary)[Usage AnalyticsSee which languages your visitors use most, track character usage, and monitor cache performance. Usage alerts notify you before you hit your limits.Per-page statsCache metricsReferrersUsage alerts Learn more ](/features/analytics)[Bring Your Own API KeyPlug in your own DeepL API key to remove Verbi's character limits and pay the provider directly at their rates. Account-wide, validated on save, and stored securely.DeepL Free or ProNo character limitAccount-widePay provider directly Learn more ](/features/byok)

 Full feature list 

##  Everything That's Included 

 The complete list of what you get — from translation to analytics, all working out of the box. 

#### DeepL Translation

Natural translations powered by one of the most accurate translation engines available.

#### Manual Translation Editing

Fine-tune any translation directly from your dashboard. Your edits override the automatic translation.

#### Dynamic Content Detection

MutationObserver catches lazy-loaded and client-rendered content and translates it on the fly.

#### 20+ Languages

French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Portuguese, and many more.

#### Bring Your Own API Key

Use your own DeepL or OpenAI key to control translation costs directly.

#### Subdirectory URLs

Each language lives at /fr, /es, /de — the Google-recommended structure for multilingual sites.

#### Hreflang Annotations

Automatic hreflang tags including x-default so Google knows which pages are translations of each other.

#### Translated Sitemaps

Per-language sitemaps with correctly prefixed URLs, auto-referenced in robots.txt.

#### Meta Tag Translation

Title, description, OG tags, and Twitter cards translated so search snippets and social shares look right.

#### Canonical URL Handling

Canonical tags are updated to point to the correct language variant of each page.

#### Edge Cache (CDN)

Full HTML responses cached at 300+ Cloudflare locations for fast page loads worldwide.

#### Translation Dictionary

Per-site, per-language dictionaries — previously translated strings never hit the API again.

#### Smart Cache Invalidation

New content is detected automatically on the next visit. Manual and API-driven purge also available.

#### stale-while-revalidate

Visitors always get a fast response, even during revalidation. Zero downtime, ever.

#### Glossary Terms

Protect brand names, product names, and technical terms from being translated.

#### Path Exclusions

Skip dashboards, login pages, admin areas, and any path that shouldn't be translated.

#### Language Switcher

Floating widget lets visitors pick their preferred language. Customizable position.

#### Auto-Detect & Redirect

Optionally redirect first-time visitors based on their browser language preference.

#### Per-Page Analytics

Views, cache hits, character usage, and referrers for every page and language combination.

#### Usage Alerts

Automatic notifications at 80%, 90%, and 100% of your monthly character limit.

#### Cache Hit Rate Tracking

Monitor how efficiently your translations are being served from the edge.

#### SPA Navigation Support

Patches pushState/replaceState to keep language prefixes intact during client-side navigation.

#### Team Collaboration

Invite team members to manage translations and settings on Business plans.

#### Dashboard Purge

Clear cache for specific pages or all languages from your Verbi dashboard in one click.

 The problem 

##  Going Multilingual Usually Means Painful or Pricey 

 Translating a site by hand is slow and goes stale the moment you edit. Per-language add-ons rack up fast. Verbi is neither. 

###  The usual way 

* Translate everything by handCopy every heading, button, and paragraph into each language — then redo it on every edit
* Watch it drift out of syncManual copies break the moment you update your original
* Fight with SEOBotch hreflang, sitemaps, and language URLs and Google won't index your translations
* Pay per language — or per wordNative add-ons charge for every language; other tools charge by word count

 Slow to set up, easy to break, expensive at scale 

###  With Verbi 

* Keep your site exactly as it isPublish in your language; Verbi serves every other one — no rebuilds, no duplicate pages
* Automatic DeepL translationEvery heading, button, and paragraph translated on first visit
* Full SEO out of the boxhreflang tags, translated sitemaps, meta tags — all handled automatically
* Always in syncUpdate your site and every language updates with it
* One flat price, any number of languagesStart with a 14-day free trial, cancel anytime

 Minutes to set up, SEO included, always in sync 

##  Questions & Answers 

### Do I need to change anything on my site?

No. Your site stays exactly as it is — no plugins, no code changes, no duplicate pages. You add a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and you're live. Verbi sits in front of your site and handles translation automatically.

### How accurate are the translations?

Verbi uses DeepL, widely regarded as the best machine translation available — significantly more natural than Google Translate. For fine-tuning, you can manually edit any translation and set up a glossary to protect brand names and technical terms.

### Will translated pages help or hurt my SEO?

Help — significantly. Each language gets its own URL path (/fr, /es, /de), properly translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and separate sitemaps. This is the Google-recommended approach for multilingual sites. Every translated page becomes a new entry point in search results.

### What happens when I update my site?

Translations stay in sync automatically. When you update your site, Verbi detects new content on the next visit and translates it. No need to re-translate anything manually. You can also purge the cache from your dashboard for instant updates.

### How is Verbi different from Weglot or Linguana?

Verbi uses flat monthly pricing — you won't get charged more just because your site has a lot of content — and works on any platform via a quick DNS change. We include full SEO support (hreflang, sitemaps, meta translations) on every plan, and you can bring your own DeepL or OpenAI API key to control translation costs directly.

### What happens to my translations if I cancel?

Your original site is completely unaffected — Verbi never modifies it. If you cancel, the translated language paths simply stop being served. Your site reverts to exactly how it was before, with no broken pages or missing content.

### Can I bring my own API key?

Yes. On the Starter plan and above, you can plug in your own DeepL or OpenAI API key. This means you pay the translation provider directly at their rates instead of using Verbi's included translation credits — great if you have high volume or already have an API key.

### What languages are supported?

Verbi supports 20+ languages including French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, and many more. You can add or remove languages at any time from your dashboard.

### Is there a free trial?

Yes. Starter starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required — enough to translate your real site and see the quality and SEO benefit before you're charged. If you don't add a card, the trial just ends and you're never charged. Paid plans start at $15/mo.

### Does Verbi work with custom domains?

Yes. Verbi works with any domain setup — whether you're using your site builder's hosting with a custom domain or already routing through Cloudflare. You add a CNAME plus the TXT records we provide, and all your language paths (/fr, /es, /de…) are handled automatically.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Know Which Languages Are Driving Your Growth

Source: https://verbi.io/features/analytics

Analytics 

#  Know Which Languages Are Driving Your Growth 

 Track translated page views, character usage, cache efficiency, traffic sources, and visitor countries — all from your Verbi dashboard. No third-party analytics tool needed. 

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Analytics — yoursite.com

7 days30 days90 days

Page Views

23.4K

last 30 days

Characters

842K

84% of 1M limit

Cache Hit Rate

94.2%

edge cache efficiency

Languages

4

FR, DE, ES, JA

Monthly character usage842,000 / 1,000,000

PagesTrafficLanguagesPerformanceHistory

Top pages by views5 pages

LangPathViewsCache HitChars

FR/

8,241

96%

12.4K

DE/pricing

3,892

94%

8.1K

ES/

2,710

91%

11.8K

FR/pricing

2,105

97%

7.9K

JA/

1,847

88%

14.2K

Top Referrers

google.com14.2K

google.fr3.8K

google.de2.1K

twitter.com891

reddit.com412

Top Countries

France8.2K

Germany4.1K

Spain3.0K

United States2.4K

Japan1.9K

 Metrics 

##  The Metrics That Matter for Multilingual Sites 

 See which languages are worth investing in, which pages get the most translated traffic, and whether your cache is doing its job. 

### Views per Language

See which languages drive the most traffic, with per-page breakdowns so you know where to focus your efforts.

### Cache Hit Rate

Track how efficiently your pages are served from the edge. High rates mean faster pages and lower translation costs.

### Characters Translated

Monitor your character usage against your plan limit in real time, with automatic alerts before you hit the cap.

### Country Breakdown

See where your multilingual visitors come from — powered by Cloudflare edge geo-detection, no cookies needed.

### Referrer Tracking

Understand where traffic originates — Google, localized Google domains (google.fr, google.de), social media, or direct links.

### Performance Metrics

Track origin fetch latency and translation API response times daily so you can spot slowdowns before your visitors do.

 Usage alerts 

##  Never Hit Your Limit Without Warning 

 Verbi tracks your character usage against your plan limit in real time. You'll get automatic email alerts at 80%, 90%, and 100% — so you can upgrade or adjust before anything stops working. 

* Automatic email alerts at 80%, 90%, and 100% of your character limit
* Real-time usage visible in your dashboard — no waiting for end-of-month surprises
* When you hit the limit, cached translations keep working — visitors are never left without a translated page
* Upgrade your plan anytime to increase your limits instantly

Monthly usage

Characters842K / 1M

84% used — 80% alert sent

Page views23K / 100K

23% used

Languages4 / 10

##  Five Tabs. Zero Guesswork. 

 Your analytics dashboard is organized into focused views so you can find exactly what you need. 

Pages

### Per-Page, Per-Language Detail

See exactly which pages get the most translated views, how many characters each consumes, and the cache hit rate for every page and language combination.

Traffic

### Referrers, Countries & Devices

Understand where your multilingual traffic comes from — which Google domains, which countries, and whether visitors are on mobile or desktop.

Languages

### Language Performance Ranking

Compare all your enabled languages side by side. See views, characters, and traffic share with inline bar charts to spot your top markets at a glance.

Performance

### Latency & Daily Trends

Track average origin fetch time and translation API latency day by day. See new strings discovered, so you know when content changes trigger fresh translations.

History

### Monthly Usage History

Review your character and page view consumption month over month. Plan your budget and see how your translation usage grows over time.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Bring Your Own API Key

Source: https://verbi.io/features/byok

Cost control 

#  Bring Your Own API Key 

 Plug in your own DeepL API key and Verbi translates through it instead of your plan's included credits. Your character limit is removed across every site — you pay DeepL directly at their rates, with no markup from us. 

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##  Your Key, Your Quota 

 Paste your DeepL API key once from your account settings. Verbi validates it on save, then routes every translation — across all of your sites — through your account. The key is encrypted at rest and only the translation server can read it back. 

DeepL Free or ProValidated on saveAccount-wideNo character limit

DeepL API KeyActive

a1b2••••8f9c

 BYOK active — your plan's character limit is removed across all sites. Your DeepL account limits apply. 

Monthly limit

500,000 charsYour DeepL quota

 Why bring your own key 

##  Full Control Over Translation Volume and Cost 

 Ideal for high-volume sites or anyone who already pays for a DeepL plan. 

### No Character Limit

Once your key is active, Verbi stops counting characters against your plan. Translate as much as your own DeepL quota allows — across every site on your account.

### Pay the Provider Directly

You're billed by DeepL at their published rates, with no markup from Verbi. For high-volume sites, paying per character directly is often cheaper than topping up plan credits.

### Stored Securely

Your key is encrypted at rest and never shown again after you save it — the dashboard only displays a masked version. Only the translation server can read the full key.

### One Key, Every Site

The key lives on your account, so all of your sites inherit it instantly. Remove it any time and your sites revert cleanly to your plan's included credits.

##  Set Up in Under a Minute 

 No reconfiguring your sites. Add the key once and every site you own switches over automatically. 

1

#### Create a DeepL API key

Sign up for a DeepL API plan (Free or Pro) and copy the authentication key from your DeepL account.

2

#### Paste it into Verbi

Go to Account → API Keys, paste your key, and save. Verbi verifies it against DeepL before storing it, so you know right away that it works.

3

#### You're done

Every site you own immediately starts translating through your key, with your plan's character limit removed. No redeploys, no per-site setup.

##  BYOK Questions 

### Which plans include Bring Your Own Key?

BYOK is available on the Starter plan and above. On the Free plan you use Verbi's included translation credits; upgrade to any paid plan to plug in your own DeepL key.

### Which providers can I use?

You can bring your own DeepL API key — both DeepL Free (keys ending in :fx) and DeepL Pro keys are supported. Verbi uses DeepL as its primary translation engine, the same engine that powers translations on every plan.

### Does using my own key remove Verbi's character limit?

Yes. While your key is active, translations are billed to your DeepL account instead of counting against your plan, so Verbi's monthly character limit no longer applies. Your own DeepL account limits apply instead.

### Is my API key stored securely?

Yes. Your key is encrypted at rest and only the translation server can read the full value. The dashboard only ever shows a masked version (like a1b2••••8f9c), and the full key is never sent back to the browser after you save it.

### Does the key apply to all my sites?

Yes. The key is stored at the account level, so every site you own translates through it automatically. There's no need to configure it per site.

### What happens if I remove my key?

Your sites revert to your plan's included translation credits and monthly character limit on the next request. Nothing breaks — already-translated pages stay cached, and new translations simply use Verbi's credits again.

### What if my DeepL key runs out of quota?

If DeepL rejects a request because your key is out of quota or invalid, that page falls back to its original language rather than serving a broken translation, and you're alerted so you can top up or update the key.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

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## Your Brand Name Stays Your Brand Name

Source: https://verbi.io/features/glossary

Control 

#  Your Brand Name Stays Your Brand Name 

 Glossary terms keep brand names, product names, and technical terms untranslated. Path exclusions skip pages like dashboards and login screens entirely. You decide what gets translated and what doesn't. 

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##  Glossary Terms 

 Add your brand name, product names, technical terms, or any word you don't want translated. When Verbi encounters these terms, it leaves them exactly as they are — in every language. 

Brand namesProduct namesTechnical termsCase-insensitive

Glossary4 terms

Verbi

Brand

Framer

Brand

Cloudflare

Technical

DeepL

Brand

Translation result

 "Verbi est le moyen le plus rapide de traduire votre site Framer." 

##  Path Exclusions 

 Not every page should be translated. Exclude your dashboard, login page, admin area, or any path that shouldn't go through translation. Excluded paths are passed straight through to your origin — untouched. 

Wildcard supportPrefix matchingAuth passthroughSmart defaults

Excluded paths

/dashboard

App

/login

Auth

/api/

API

/admin

Admin

Result

/fr/pricing→ Translated

/fr/dashboard→ Passed through

##  Smart Defaults Out of the Box 

 Verbi automatically excludes common app paths so you don't have to configure them manually. Add, remove, or override any of these from your dashboard. 

Default excluded paths

/dashboard/admin/login/logout/signup/register/account/profile/settings/api//wp-admin/wp-login/auth/signin/oauth/verify/reset-password/callback/webhooks

##  More Ways to Fine-Tune 

 Verbi handles the edge cases automatically — but you can override any of these settings when you need to. 

#### Code Detection

Verbi automatically detects code blocks, pre-formatted text, and monospace content, and skips them during translation.

#### Max String Length

Strings longer than 500 characters are automatically skipped to prevent container elements from being translated as a single block.

#### Translatable Filters

URLs, email addresses, camelCase identifiers, hex values, and other non-translatable strings are skipped automatically.

#### Bring Your Own API Key

On the Starter plan and above, use your own DeepL or OpenAI key for complete control over your translation quota and costs.

#### Language Switcher Position

Choose where the floating language switcher appears — bottom-left or bottom-right — or hide it entirely and build your own.

#### Auto-Detect & Redirect

Optionally redirect first-time visitors to their preferred language based on browser settings. Off by default.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)

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## Your Translated Pages Load Just as Fast as the Original

Source: https://verbi.io/features/performance

Performance 

#  Your Translated Pages Load Just as Fast as the Original 

 Translation shouldn't slow your site down. Verbi caches translated pages at 300+ Cloudflare edge locations — so visitors get fast page loads in every language, everywhere. 

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\~12ms

Cached page response time

300+

Cloudflare edge locations

5 min

Edge cache TTL

 How it works 

##  Two Layers of Caching, Zero Wasted Translation Calls 

 Verbi uses both a translation dictionary and Cloudflare's edge cache so each string is only translated once — ever. 

1.

### Translation Dictionary

 Every string Verbi translates is stored in a per-site, per-language dictionary. When a page is requested, Verbi checks the dictionary first — if all strings are already translated, no API call to DeepL is needed. Your translation credits stay untouched. 

Dictionary lookup\~2ms

DeepL translation\~150ms

After the first visit, most pages serve entirely from the dictionary — no API calls.

2.

### Edge Cache (CDN)

 Once a page is fully translated, the complete HTML response is cached at the nearest Cloudflare edge location. Subsequent visitors get the cached page directly — no origin fetch, no dictionary lookup, no translation. Just fast HTML. 

Edge cache hit\~12ms

Edge TTL5 min

300+ edge locations worldwide. stale-while-revalidate ensures zero downtime.

 Global infrastructure 

##  Fast for Every Visitor, Everywhere in the World 

 Verbi runs on Cloudflare Workers — deployed to 300+ data centers in over 100 countries. Wherever your visitors are, there's an edge location nearby serving cached pages in milliseconds. 

* 300+ data centers across 100+ countries
* Fast page loads for repeat visitors in every language
* Automatic failover and DDoS protection included
* stale-while-revalidate ensures zero downtime during revalidation
* No cold starts — Cloudflare Workers are always warm

##  Automatic by Default, Manual When You Need It 

 Caching happens automatically. But when you need an instant update, you're always in control. 

### Automatic Invalidation

When you update your site, Verbi detects new content on the next visit and re-translates automatically. No action needed from you.

### Manual Purge

Need an instant update? Purge specific pages or your entire cache from the dashboard in one click.

### Smart Dictionary

The translation dictionary persists independently of the edge cache. Even after a cache purge, previously translated strings don't need re-translation — saving your character quota.

### Cache Analytics

Track cache hit rates, response times, and translation volumes per page and per language from your dashboard.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)

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## Rank in Every Language You Translate Into

Source: https://verbi.io/features/seo

SEO 

#  Rank in Every Language You Translate Into 

 Every translated page gets its own URL, reciprocal hreflang tags, translated meta tags, and a dedicated sitemap — exactly how Google recommends it. No client-side hacks that search engines can't see. 

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##  Every Language Is a New Entry Point in Search 

 Each translated page becomes its own indexable result in Google — multiplying your organic reach without writing a single new page. 

Google Search Results

yoursite.com

Your SaaS — The fastest way to grow your business

Reach millions of new customers by speaking their language. Setup takes minutes.

yoursite.com/fr

Votre SaaS — Le moyen le plus rapide de développer votre activité

Touchez des millions de nouveaux clients en parlant leur langue.

yoursite.com/de

Ihr SaaS — Der schnellste Weg, Ihr Unternehmen zu skalieren

Erreichen Sie Millionen neuer Kunden, indem Sie deren Sprache sprechen.

 What's included 

##  Everything Google Needs to Index Your Translated Pages 

 All of this is automatic — included on every plan, including Free. 

### Subdirectory URLs

Each language lives at a clean subdirectory path — /fr, /es, /de. Google recommends this structure because it keeps everything under one domain authority instead of splitting it across subdomains.

URL structure

yoursite.com/         → English (default)
yoursite.com/fr/      → French
yoursite.com/es/      → Spanish
yoursite.com/de/      → German
yoursite.com/ja/      → Japanese

### Reciprocal Hreflang

Verbi injects hreflang tags on both your original and translated pages — which is critical because Google ignores hreflang unless it's reciprocal. Includes x-default for the original and proper BCP 47 codes like pt-BR and zh-Hans.

Generated on every page

<link rel="alternate" hreflang="en" href=".../" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="x-default" href=".../" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr" href=".../fr/" />
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="pt-BR" href=".../pt/" />

### Hreflang Sitemaps

Each language gets a dedicated sitemap with xhtml:link hreflang entries per URL — Google's recommended format for multilingual sites. Your robots.txt is updated to reference each language sitemap automatically.

Sitemap entry

<url>
  <loc>https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing</loc>
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="en"
    href="https://yoursite.com/pricing" />
  <xhtml:link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr"
    href="https://yoursite.com/fr/pricing" />
</url>

### Translated Meta & OG Tags

Title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph titles, Twitter cards, and og:locale are all handled automatically. Each language gets the correct og:locale (e.g. fr\_FR) and og:locale:alternate tags for every other version.

Generated meta

<meta property="og:locale" content="fr_FR" />
<meta property="og:locale:alternate" content="en_US" />
<meta property="og:locale:alternate" content="de_DE" />

### Canonical & Content-Language

Each translated page gets a canonical URL pointing to its own language version — not the English original. The Content-Language HTTP header is set on every response, giving search engines and CDNs an additional language signal.

Response headers

Content-Language: fr
Link: <.../fr/pricing>; rel="canonical"

### RTL & Language Attributes

The html lang attribute is updated on every page to match the language being served. For Arabic, dir="rtl" is set automatically so browsers render the correct reading direction without any extra configuration.

Arabic example

<html lang="ar" dir="rtl">

##  What Changes in Your HTML 

 Your site stays untouched. Verbi adds the SEO tags at the edge before the page reaches the visitor. 

Without Verbi

<html lang="en">
<head>
  <title>Your SaaS Product</title>
  <meta name="description"
    content="English description...">
  <!-- No hreflang tags -->
  <!-- No og:locale -->
  <!-- No alternate sitemaps -->
</head>

With Verbi — /fr

<html lang="fr">
<head>
  <title>Votre produit SaaS</title>
  <meta name="description"
    content="Description en français...">
  <meta property="og:locale"
    content="fr_FR">
  <link rel="alternate" hreflang="en"
    href="https://yoursite.com/">
  <link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr"
    href="https://yoursite.com/fr/">
  <link rel="canonical"
    href="https://yoursite.com/fr/">
</head>

##  SEO Questions 

### Does each language get its own URL?

Yes. Every translated page lives at a clean subdirectory URL like yoursite.com/fr/pricing, yoursite.com/de/about, etc. Google treats each one as a separate page, which means each language can rank independently in search results.

### What are hreflang tags and why do they matter?

Hreflang tags tell Google that yoursite.com/pricing and yoursite.com/fr/pricing are the same page in different languages. Without them, Google might treat your translated pages as duplicate content. Verbi automatically injects reciprocal hreflang annotations on both the original and translated pages — which is critical because Google ignores hreflang unless it's reciprocal.

### Are sitemaps generated for each language?

Yes. Verbi generates translated sitemaps for each language with full xhtml:link hreflang entries inside each URL block — Google's recommended format for multilingual sitemaps. The sitemaps are also referenced in your robots.txt automatically.

### Are meta descriptions and OG tags translated?

Yes. Verbi translates your title tag, meta description, og:title, og:description, and twitter:title/description. It also sets the correct og:locale for each language, so when someone shares your French page on social media, the preview shows the French copy — not the English original.

### Why not just use a JavaScript translation widget?

Client-side JavaScript translations (like free Google Translate widgets) are invisible to search engines. Google crawls the raw HTML, not what JavaScript renders in the browser. Verbi serves fully translated HTML at the server level, so Google sees and indexes every translated page as real content.

### How long until Google indexes my translated pages?

It depends on your site's crawl frequency, but most sites see translated pages appearing in Google within a few days to a couple of weeks. The hreflang tags, sitemaps with hreflang entries, and Content-Language headers all help Google discover and index them faster.

### Does Verbi handle right-to-left languages like Arabic?

Yes. When serving Arabic pages, Verbi automatically sets dir="rtl" on the HTML element alongside the correct lang attribute, so browsers render the page in the right reading direction.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)

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## Every Word on Your Site, Translated Automatically

Source: https://verbi.io/features/translation

Core feature 

#  Every Word on Your Site, Translated Automatically 

 Headings, buttons, meta tags, dynamic content — all translated by DeepL the moment a visitor lands on your page. Edit anything manually when you need to fine-tune. 

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 How it works 

##  One Domain. 20+ Languages. Zero Code Changes. 

 Verbi sits in front of your site as a reverse proxy. When a visitor requests a translated page, here's what happens: 

Translation pipeline

1

Visitor requests a page

Someone navigates to yoursite.com/fr/pricing. Verbi intercepts the request at the edge.

2

Your original page is fetched

Verbi fetches the original /pricing page from your site — your actual, live page.

3

Text is extracted

Every translatable string is pulled out — headings, paragraphs, buttons, meta tags, alt text, and dynamic content.

4

DeepL translates

New strings are sent to DeepL. Previously translated strings are served from the dictionary cache instantly — no API call needed.

5

Translated page is served

The visitor gets a fully translated page with proper SEO tags, cached at Cloudflare's edge for fast repeat visits.

 Coverage 

##  Not Just Visible Text — Everything a Visitor or Search Engine Sees 

 Most translation tools miss meta tags, alt text, or dynamic content. Verbi catches it all. 

### Headings & Body Text

All visible text content including h1–h6, paragraphs, list items, and blockquotes.

### Buttons & CTAs

Button labels, link text, and call-to-action copy — translated in context so they still make sense.

### Meta Tags & SEO

Title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph tags, and Twitter card content.

### Navigation & Menus

Nav links, dropdown labels, footer content, and breadcrumbs.

### Alt Text & ARIA

Image alt attributes, aria-labels, and placeholder text for accessibility.

### Dynamic Content

Client-rendered text, lazy-loaded sections, and content that appears after initial page load.

 Translation engine 

##  Powered by DeepL — Translations That Actually Sound Natural 

 DeepL consistently outperforms Google Translate in blind tests, especially for European languages. Your visitors get fluent, natural-sounding translations — not robotic word-for-word output. 

* Top-rated machine translation, especially for European languages
* Natural, fluent output — not robotic or literal
* Context-aware translations that preserve tone and intent
* Glossary support to protect brand names and terms
* Bring your own DeepL API key on Starter plans and above
* Edit any translation manually from your dashboard

🇫🇷

French

Le moyen le plus rapide...

FR

🇩🇪

German

Der schnellste Weg...

DE

🇯🇵

Japanese

ビジネスをグローバルに...

JA

🇪🇸

Spanish

La forma más rápida...

ES

🇰🇷

Korean

비즈니스를 글로벌하게...

KO

 Framer-aware 

##  Built for How Framer Actually Renders Pages 

 Framer wraps every word in individual <span> tags — most translation tools choke on this. Verbi was built from the ground up to handle it correctly. 

### Inline Span Reassembly

Framer wraps each word in its own <span>. Verbi's extraction engine reassembles these inline fragments into complete sentences before translating, so you get proper context-aware translations instead of word-by-word gibberish.

### SPA Navigation Handling

Framer uses client-side routing. Verbi patches pushState and replaceState to keep the language prefix intact as visitors navigate between pages — no flashing, no reloads.

### Hydration-Safe Injection

Translations are injected both server-side and client-side. Verbi suppresses hydration mismatch warnings and ensures the translated DOM stays stable after the page loads.

### Dynamic Content Detection

Framer pages often render content after initial load. Verbi uses a MutationObserver to catch new elements as they appear and translates them on the fly.

##  Translation FAQ 

### Do I need to change anything on my site?

No. Your site stays exactly as it is — no plugins, no code changes, no duplicate pages. You add a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and you're live. Verbi sits in front of your site and handles translation automatically.

### How accurate are the translations?

Verbi uses DeepL, widely regarded as the best machine translation available — significantly more natural than Google Translate. For fine-tuning, you can manually edit any translation and set up a glossary to protect brand names and technical terms.

### Will translated pages help or hurt my SEO?

Help — significantly. Each language gets its own URL path (/fr, /es, /de), properly translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and separate sitemaps. This is the Google-recommended approach for multilingual sites. Every translated page becomes a new entry point in search results.

### What happens when I update my site?

Translations stay in sync automatically. When you update your site, Verbi detects new content on the next visit and translates it. No need to re-translate anything manually. You can also purge the cache from your dashboard for instant updates.

### How is Verbi different from Weglot or Linguana?

Verbi uses flat monthly pricing — you won't get charged more just because your site has a lot of content — and works on any platform via a quick DNS change. We include full SEO support (hreflang, sitemaps, meta translations) on every plan, and you can bring your own DeepL or OpenAI API key to control translation costs directly.

### What happens to my translations if I cancel?

Your original site is completely unaffected — Verbi never modifies it. If you cancel, the translated language paths simply stop being served. Your site reverts to exactly how it was before, with no broken pages or missing content.

### Can I bring my own API key?

Yes. On the Starter plan and above, you can plug in your own DeepL or OpenAI API key. This means you pay the translation provider directly at their rates instead of using Verbi's included translation credits — great if you have high volume or already have an API key.

### What languages are supported?

Verbi supports 20+ languages including French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, and many more. You can add or remove languages at any time from your dashboard.

### Is there a free trial?

Yes. Starter starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required — enough to translate your real site and see the quality and SEO benefit before you're charged. If you don't add a card, the trial just ends and you're never charged. Paid plans start at $15/mo.

### Does Verbi work with custom domains?

Yes. Verbi works with any domain setup — whether you're using your site builder's hosting with a custom domain or already routing through Cloudflare. You add a CNAME plus the TXT records we provide, and all your language paths (/fr, /es, /de…) are handled automatically.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)

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## Speak Your Customers' Language

Source: https://verbi.io/fr

#  Speak Your Customers' Language 

 Most visitors won't buy in a language they don't read. Verbi makes your website multilingual in minutes — every page translated, SEO included, kept in sync. No rebuilds, no per-language fees. 

 See It in French 

 See your real homepage translated. 

 14-day free trial  Works on any website  SEO included 

 yoursite.comEN

Acme Inc.

FeaturesPricingGet started

Now available

## The fastest way to grow your business globally.

Reach millions of new customers by speaking their language. Setup takes minutes.

Get started freeLearn more

Analytics

Real-time insights

Integrations

Connect your stack

Support

24/7 live chat

 Powered by tools you already trust 

Any websiteWorks with your existing site, any platform

Translated by DeepLNatural, ranking-safe translations

Served by CloudflareCached at 300+ edge locations

 The problem 

##  Going Multilingual Usually Means Painful or Pricey 

 Translating a site by hand is slow and goes stale the moment you edit. Per-language add-ons rack up fast. Verbi is neither. 

###  The usual way 

* Translate everything by handCopy every heading, button, and paragraph into each language — then redo it on every edit
* Watch it drift out of syncManual copies break the moment you update your original
* Fight with SEOBotch hreflang, sitemaps, and language URLs and Google won't index your translations
* Pay per language — or per wordNative add-ons charge for every language; other tools charge by word count

 Slow to set up, easy to break, expensive at scale 

###  With Verbi 

* Keep your site exactly as it isPublish in your language; Verbi serves every other one — no rebuilds, no duplicate pages
* Automatic DeepL translationEvery heading, button, and paragraph translated on first visit
* Full SEO out of the boxhreflang tags, translated sitemaps, meta tags — all handled automatically
* Always in syncUpdate your site and every language updates with it
* One flat price, any number of languagesStart with a 14-day free trial, cancel anytime

 Minutes to set up, SEO included, always in sync 

 How it works 

##  Go Live 

 Three steps. No code to write, nothing to rebuild. Your site stays exactly as it is — Verbi adds the languages. 

1

### Connect Your Domain

Point your domain to Verbi with a couple of DNS records. Takes two minutes — no changes to your site.

DNS Records

CNAME@proxy.verbi.io

2

### Choose Your Languages

Pick from 20+ languages in the dashboard. Verbi translates your entire site automatically.

Languages

French

Spanish

German

3

### You're Live

Visitors can now read your site in their language at yoursite.com/fr, /es, /de — with full SEO.

Live

yoursite.com/fr

yoursite.com/es

yoursite.com/de

 Features 

##  Translation That Handles Itself 

 You publish in your language. Your visitors read it in theirs. SEO, routing, and caching are all taken care of. 

###  Every Word, Translated Automatically 

 Headings, buttons, navigation, meta descriptions — even dynamic content. Powered by DeepL for translations that actually sound natural. Need to fine-tune something? Edit any translation manually. 

DeepL poweredMeta tagsManual editingGlossary support

[ View Feature ](/features/translation)

Translation previewFR

EN

The fastest way to grow your business globally.

FR

Le moyen le plus rapide de développer votre activité à l'international.

###  SEO That Actually Works 

 Every language gets its own URL, translated meta tags, and proper hreflang annotations. Google indexes each version separately — so each version is eligible to rank in every market you translate into. 

hreflang tagsTranslated sitemapsCanonical URLsMeta translations

[ View Feature ](/features/seo)

Google search previewSEO

yoursite.com/fr

Le moyen le plus rapide de développer votre activité

Touchez des millions de nouveaux clients en parlant leur langue. La configuration prend quelques minutes.

yoursite.com/es

La forma más rápida de hacer crecer tu negocio

Llega a millones de nuevos clientes hablando su idioma. La configuración toma minutos.

###  Your Translated Pages Load Instantly 

 Translations are cached at 300+ Cloudflare edge locations worldwide. Your visitors get fast page loads regardless of language — no extra loading spinners, no delay. 

Edge cachingGlobal CDNSmart invalidationNo loading delay

[ View Feature ](/features/performance)

PerformanceEDGE

First visit (translation)

180ms

Cached visit

12ms

Origin (no Verbi)

95ms

#### Language Switcher

A floating widget on your site lets visitors pick their preferred language instantly.

#### Bring Your Own API Key

Plug in your own DeepL or OpenAI key to control translation costs directly.

#### Usage Analytics

See which languages your visitors use most, plus page views and cache performance.

#### Glossary & Exclusions

Lock brand names so they're never translated. Exclude paths like /dashboard or /app.

[ View All Features ](/features)

 Use cases 

##  Built for Teams Like Yours 

 Whether you're a solo founder, an agency, or a growing brand — if your website has international visitors, Verbi is for you. 

### SaaS & Startups

You built your marketing site to convert. Now you want to reach users in France, Germany, Japan — without duplicating the entire site for each language.

* Launch in New Markets Instantly  
Translate your marketing site while keeping one site as your single source of truth.
* Rank in Local Search Results  
Each language gets its own URL, meta tags, and sitemap — Google indexes every version.
* Convert More Sign-ups  
Visitors who read your site in their own language are far more likely to convert.

 yourapp.com/fr/pricing

[SaaS & Startups ](/use-cases/saas)

### Ecommerce & DTC Brands

Sell to customers in new countries without building separate storefronts. Product pages, collection pages, and landing pages — all translated automatically.

* Open New Markets Without Rebuilding  
One storefront, every language. No separate sites per country.
* Translate the Full Shopping Experience  
Descriptions, sizing guides, CTAs — everything a buyer needs to feel confident.
* Reduce Cart Abandonment  
Shoppers trust and buy more often from sites in their own language.

 yourbrand.com/de/products

[Ecommerce ](/use-cases/ecommerce)

### Agencies & Freelancers

Offer multilingual as a premium add-on to your clients. You deliver the value, Verbi handles the technical side — and translations stay in sync automatically.

* New Revenue Stream  
Upsell translation to every client with international visitors. Easy to deliver, easy to charge for.
* Zero Ongoing Maintenance  
When your client updates their content, translations update too — no manual work for you.
* Runs on Your Client's Domain  
The language switcher and translated pages live on their domain. Verbi stays invisible.

 clientsite.com/es/about

[Agencies ](/use-cases/agencies)

### Content & Media Sites

Turn every article, guide, and resource page into a multilingual entry point. Publish in your language and reach readers worldwide — no separate CMS needed.

* Multiply Your Organic Traffic  
Each translated page is a new search result. More languages means more entry points.
* Reach Non-English Readers  
Your content becomes accessible to audiences you couldn't reach before.
* Always Up to Date  
Edit your original and the translated versions update on the next visit — no queue, no delay.

 yourblog.com/ja/guides

[Content ](/use-cases/content)

 Pricing 

##  Simple, Flat Pricing 

 No surprise charges. Start with a 14-day free trial and pick the plan that fits. 

### Starter

For small sites going multilingual

$15/mo

* 50K translated characters/mo
* 3 languages
* Bring your own API key
* Manual editing
[See full plan ](/pricing)

 Best value 

### Growth

Expand into multiple markets

$35/mo

* 250K translated characters/mo
* 10 languages, 3 sites
* Glossary & translation rules
* Auto-detect & redirect
[Start free trial ](/pricing)

### Business

For companies going global

$79/mo

* 1M translated characters/mo
* Unlimited languages, 10 sites
* 10 team members
* Everything in Growth
[See full plan ](/pricing)

Get 2 months free with yearly billing

 FAQ 

##  Questions & Answers 

 Everything you need to know before getting started.   
 Can't find your answer? [ Get in touch ](/contact). 

### Do I need to change anything on my site?

No. Your site stays exactly as it is — no plugins, no code changes, no duplicate pages. You add a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and you're live. Verbi sits in front of your site and handles translation automatically.

### How accurate are the translations?

Verbi uses DeepL, widely regarded as the best machine translation available — significantly more natural than Google Translate. For fine-tuning, you can manually edit any translation and set up a glossary to protect brand names and technical terms.

### Will translated pages help or hurt my SEO?

Help — significantly. Each language gets its own URL path (/fr, /es, /de), properly translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and separate sitemaps. This is the Google-recommended approach for multilingual sites. Every translated page becomes a new entry point in search results.

### What happens when I update my site?

Translations stay in sync automatically. When you update your site, Verbi detects new content on the next visit and translates it. No need to re-translate anything manually. You can also purge the cache from your dashboard for instant updates.

### How is Verbi different from Weglot or Linguana?

Verbi uses flat monthly pricing — you won't get charged more just because your site has a lot of content — and works on any platform via a quick DNS change. We include full SEO support (hreflang, sitemaps, meta translations) on every plan, and you can bring your own DeepL or OpenAI API key to control translation costs directly.

### What happens to my translations if I cancel?

Your original site is completely unaffected — Verbi never modifies it. If you cancel, the translated language paths simply stop being served. Your site reverts to exactly how it was before, with no broken pages or missing content.

### Can I bring my own API key?

Yes. On the Starter plan and above, you can plug in your own DeepL or OpenAI API key. This means you pay the translation provider directly at their rates instead of using Verbi's included translation credits — great if you have high volume or already have an API key.

### What languages are supported?

Verbi supports 20+ languages including French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, and many more. You can add or remove languages at any time from your dashboard.

### Is there a free trial?

Yes. Starter starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required — enough to translate your real site and see the quality and SEO benefit before you're charged. If you don't add a card, the trial just ends and you're never charged. Paid plans start at $15/mo.

### Does Verbi work with custom domains?

Yes. Verbi works with any domain setup — whether you're using your site builder's hosting with a custom domain or already routing through Cloudflare. You add a CNAME plus the TXT records we provide, and all your language paths (/fr, /es, /de…) are handled automatically.

##  Start Reaching Customers   
 In Their Language 

 Add your first language in minutes. 14-day free trial,   
 no changes to your site. 

[ Start Free Trial ](/sign-up)

 14-day free trial  Live in minutes  Cancel anytime

## Translation, SEO, and Speed. All Handled for You

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/features

Features 

#  Translation, SEO, and Speed. All Handled for You 

 You keep building your site. Verbi takes care of translating it, making it rank in every language, and serving it fast worldwide. 

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 Core features 

##  What Verbi Does for Your Site 

 Five areas that work together so you never have to think about translation infrastructure. Click any card to learn more. 

[Automatic TranslationEvery heading, button, paragraph, and meta tag — translated automatically by DeepL. Edit anything manually when you need to fine-tune.DeepL poweredManual editingDynamic contentGlossary support Learn more ](/features/translation)[Multilingual SEOEach language gets its own URL, hreflang tags, translated meta tags, and a sitemap. Google indexes every version separately — so each one is eligible to rank in its market.hreflang tagsSitemapsCanonical URLsMeta translations Learn more ](/features/seo)[Edge Caching & SpeedTranslated pages are cached at 300+ Cloudflare edge locations. Your visitors get fast page loads in every language — no extra delay, no loading spinners.300+ locationsTwo-layer cachingSmart invalidationInstant repeats Learn more ](/features/performance)[Glossary & ExclusionsLock brand names so they're never translated. Skip paths like /dashboard or /app. You control exactly what gets translated and what doesn't.Brand protectionPath exclusionsCode detectionSmart defaults Learn more ](/features/glossary)[Usage AnalyticsSee which languages your visitors use most, track character usage, and monitor cache performance. Usage alerts notify you before you hit your limits.Per-page statsCache metricsReferrersUsage alerts Learn more ](/features/analytics)[Bring Your Own API KeyPlug in your own DeepL API key to remove Verbi's character limits and pay the provider directly at their rates. Account-wide, validated on save, and stored securely.DeepL Free or ProNo character limitAccount-widePay provider directly Learn more ](/features/byok)

 Full feature list 

##  Everything That's Included 

 The complete list of what you get — from translation to analytics, all working out of the box. 

#### DeepL Translation

Natural translations powered by one of the most accurate translation engines available.

#### Manual Translation Editing

Fine-tune any translation directly from your dashboard. Your edits override the automatic translation.

#### Dynamic Content Detection

MutationObserver catches lazy-loaded and client-rendered content and translates it on the fly.

#### 20+ Languages

French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Portuguese, and many more.

#### Bring Your Own API Key

Use your own DeepL or OpenAI key to control translation costs directly.

#### Subdirectory URLs

Each language lives at /fr, /es, /de — the Google-recommended structure for multilingual sites.

#### Hreflang Annotations

Automatic hreflang tags including x-default so Google knows which pages are translations of each other.

#### Translated Sitemaps

Per-language sitemaps with correctly prefixed URLs, auto-referenced in robots.txt.

#### Meta Tag Translation

Title, description, OG tags, and Twitter cards translated so search snippets and social shares look right.

#### Canonical URL Handling

Canonical tags are updated to point to the correct language variant of each page.

#### Edge Cache (CDN)

Full HTML responses cached at 300+ Cloudflare locations for fast page loads worldwide.

#### Translation Dictionary

Per-site, per-language dictionaries — previously translated strings never hit the API again.

#### Smart Cache Invalidation

New content is detected automatically on the next visit. Manual and API-driven purge also available.

#### stale-while-revalidate

Visitors always get a fast response, even during revalidation. Zero downtime, ever.

#### Glossary Terms

Protect brand names, product names, and technical terms from being translated.

#### Path Exclusions

Skip dashboards, login pages, admin areas, and any path that shouldn't be translated.

#### Language Switcher

Floating widget lets visitors pick their preferred language. Customizable position.

#### Auto-Detect & Redirect

Optionally redirect first-time visitors based on their browser language preference.

#### Per-Page Analytics

Views, cache hits, character usage, and referrers for every page and language combination.

#### Usage Alerts

Automatic notifications at 80%, 90%, and 100% of your monthly character limit.

#### Cache Hit Rate Tracking

Monitor how efficiently your translations are being served from the edge.

#### SPA Navigation Support

Patches pushState/replaceState to keep language prefixes intact during client-side navigation.

#### Team Collaboration

Invite team members to manage translations and settings on Business plans.

#### Dashboard Purge

Clear cache for specific pages or all languages from your Verbi dashboard in one click.

 The problem 

##  Going Multilingual Usually Means Painful or Pricey 

 Translating a site by hand is slow and goes stale the moment you edit. Per-language add-ons rack up fast. Verbi is neither. 

###  The usual way 

* Translate everything by handCopy every heading, button, and paragraph into each language — then redo it on every edit
* Watch it drift out of syncManual copies break the moment you update your original
* Fight with SEOBotch hreflang, sitemaps, and language URLs and Google won't index your translations
* Pay per language — or per wordNative add-ons charge for every language; other tools charge by word count

 Slow to set up, easy to break, expensive at scale 

###  With Verbi 

* Keep your site exactly as it isPublish in your language; Verbi serves every other one — no rebuilds, no duplicate pages
* Automatic DeepL translationEvery heading, button, and paragraph translated on first visit
* Full SEO out of the boxhreflang tags, translated sitemaps, meta tags — all handled automatically
* Always in syncUpdate your site and every language updates with it
* One flat price, any number of languagesStart with a 14-day free trial, cancel anytime

 Minutes to set up, SEO included, always in sync 

##  Questions & Answers 

### Do I need to change anything on my site?

No. Your site stays exactly as it is — no plugins, no code changes, no duplicate pages. You add a couple of DNS records, pick your languages, and you're live. Verbi sits in front of your site and handles translation automatically.

### How accurate are the translations?

Verbi uses DeepL, widely regarded as the best machine translation available — significantly more natural than Google Translate. For fine-tuning, you can manually edit any translation and set up a glossary to protect brand names and technical terms.

### Will translated pages help or hurt my SEO?

Help — significantly. Each language gets its own URL path (/fr, /es, /de), properly translated meta tags, hreflang annotations, and separate sitemaps. This is the Google-recommended approach for multilingual sites. Every translated page becomes a new entry point in search results.

### What happens when I update my site?

Translations stay in sync automatically. When you update your site, Verbi detects new content on the next visit and translates it. No need to re-translate anything manually. You can also purge the cache from your dashboard for instant updates.

### How is Verbi different from Weglot or Linguana?

Verbi uses flat monthly pricing — you won't get charged more just because your site has a lot of content — and works on any platform via a quick DNS change. We include full SEO support (hreflang, sitemaps, meta translations) on every plan, and you can bring your own DeepL or OpenAI API key to control translation costs directly.

### What happens to my translations if I cancel?

Your original site is completely unaffected — Verbi never modifies it. If you cancel, the translated language paths simply stop being served. Your site reverts to exactly how it was before, with no broken pages or missing content.

### Can I bring my own API key?

Yes. On the Starter plan and above, you can plug in your own DeepL or OpenAI API key. This means you pay the translation provider directly at their rates instead of using Verbi's included translation credits — great if you have high volume or already have an API key.

### What languages are supported?

Verbi supports 20+ languages including French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, and many more. You can add or remove languages at any time from your dashboard.

### Is there a free trial?

Yes. Starter starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required — enough to translate your real site and see the quality and SEO benefit before you're charged. If you don't add a card, the trial just ends and you're never charged. Paid plans start at $15/mo.

### Does Verbi work with custom domains?

Yes. Verbi works with any domain setup — whether you're using your site builder's hosting with a custom domain or already routing through Cloudflare. You add a CNAME plus the TXT records we provide, and all your language paths (/fr, /es, /de…) are handled automatically.

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 In Their Language 

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## Know Which Languages Are Driving Your Growth

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/features/analytics

Analytics 

#  Know Which Languages Are Driving Your Growth 

 Track translated page views, character usage, cache efficiency, traffic sources, and visitor countries — all from your Verbi dashboard. No third-party analytics tool needed. 

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Analytics — yoursite.com

7 days30 days90 days

Page Views

23.4K

last 30 days

Characters

842K

84% of 1M limit

Cache Hit Rate

94.2%

edge cache efficiency

Languages

4

FR, DE, ES, JA

Monthly character usage842,000 / 1,000,000

PagesTrafficLanguagesPerformanceHistory

Top pages by views5 pages

LangPathViewsCache HitChars

FR/

8,241

96%

12.4K

DE/pricing

3,892

94%

8.1K

ES/

2,710

91%

11.8K

FR/pricing

2,105

97%

7.9K

JA/

1,847

88%

14.2K

Top Referrers

google.com14.2K

google.fr3.8K

google.de2.1K

twitter.com891

reddit.com412

Top Countries

France8.2K

Germany4.1K

Spain3.0K

United States2.4K

Japan1.9K

 Metrics 

##  The Metrics That Matter for Multilingual Sites 

 See which languages are worth investing in, which pages get the most translated traffic, and whether your cache is doing its job. 

### Views per Language

See which languages drive the most traffic, with per-page breakdowns so you know where to focus your efforts.

### Cache Hit Rate

Track how efficiently your pages are served from the edge. High rates mean faster pages and lower translation costs.

### Characters Translated

Monitor your character usage against your plan limit in real time, with automatic alerts before you hit the cap.

### Country Breakdown

See where your multilingual visitors come from — powered by Cloudflare edge geo-detection, no cookies needed.

### Referrer Tracking

Understand where traffic originates — Google, localized Google domains (google.fr, google.de), social media, or direct links.

### Performance Metrics

Track origin fetch latency and translation API response times daily so you can spot slowdowns before your visitors do.

 Usage alerts 

##  Never Hit Your Limit Without Warning 

 Verbi tracks your character usage against your plan limit in real time. You'll get automatic email alerts at 80%, 90%, and 100% — so you can upgrade or adjust before anything stops working. 

* Automatic email alerts at 80%, 90%, and 100% of your character limit
* Real-time usage visible in your dashboard — no waiting for end-of-month surprises
* When you hit the limit, cached translations keep working — visitors are never left without a translated page
* Upgrade your plan anytime to increase your limits instantly

Monthly usage

Characters842K / 1M

84% used — 80% alert sent

Page views23K / 100K

23% used

Languages4 / 10

##  Five Tabs. Zero Guesswork. 

 Your analytics dashboard is organized into focused views so you can find exactly what you need. 

Pages

### Per-Page, Per-Language Detail

See exactly which pages get the most translated views, how many characters each consumes, and the cache hit rate for every page and language combination.

Traffic

### Referrers, Countries & Devices

Understand where your multilingual traffic comes from — which Google domains, which countries, and whether visitors are on mobile or desktop.

Languages

### Language Performance Ranking

Compare all your enabled languages side by side. See views, characters, and traffic share with inline bar charts to spot your top markets at a glance.

Performance

### Latency & Daily Trends

Track average origin fetch time and translation API latency day by day. See new strings discovered, so you know when content changes trigger fresh translations.

History

### Monthly Usage History

Review your character and page view consumption month over month. Plan your budget and see how your translation usage grows over time.

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## Bring Your Own API Key

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/features/byok

Cost control 

#  Bring Your Own API Key 

 Plug in your own DeepL API key and Verbi translates through it instead of your plan's included credits. Your character limit is removed across every site — you pay DeepL directly at their rates, with no markup from us. 

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##  Your Key, Your Quota 

 Paste your DeepL API key once from your account settings. Verbi validates it on save, then routes every translation — across all of your sites — through your account. The key is encrypted at rest and only the translation server can read it back. 

DeepL Free or ProValidated on saveAccount-wideNo character limit

DeepL API KeyActive

a1b2••••8f9c

 BYOK active — your plan's character limit is removed across all sites. Your DeepL account limits apply. 

Monthly limit

500,000 charsYour DeepL quota

 Why bring your own key 

##  Full Control Over Translation Volume and Cost 

 Ideal for high-volume sites or anyone who already pays for a DeepL plan. 

### No Character Limit

Once your key is active, Verbi stops counting characters against your plan. Translate as much as your own DeepL quota allows — across every site on your account.

### Pay the Provider Directly

You're billed by DeepL at their published rates, with no markup from Verbi. For high-volume sites, paying per character directly is often cheaper than topping up plan credits.

### Stored Securely

Your key is encrypted at rest and never shown again after you save it — the dashboard only displays a masked version. Only the translation server can read the full key.

### One Key, Every Site

The key lives on your account, so all of your sites inherit it instantly. Remove it any time and your sites revert cleanly to your plan's included credits.

##  Set Up in Under a Minute 

 No reconfiguring your sites. Add the key once and every site you own switches over automatically. 

1

#### Create a DeepL API key

Sign up for a DeepL API plan (Free or Pro) and copy the authentication key from your DeepL account.

2

#### Paste it into Verbi

Go to Account → API Keys, paste your key, and save. Verbi verifies it against DeepL before storing it, so you know right away that it works.

3

#### You're done

Every site you own immediately starts translating through your key, with your plan's character limit removed. No redeploys, no per-site setup.

##  BYOK Questions 

### Which plans include Bring Your Own Key?

BYOK is available on the Starter plan and above. On the Free plan you use Verbi's included translation credits; upgrade to any paid plan to plug in your own DeepL key.

### Which providers can I use?

You can bring your own DeepL API key — both DeepL Free (keys ending in :fx) and DeepL Pro keys are supported. Verbi uses DeepL as its primary translation engine, the same engine that powers translations on every plan.

### Does using my own key remove Verbi's character limit?

Yes. While your key is active, translations are billed to your DeepL account instead of counting against your plan, so Verbi's monthly character limit no longer applies. Your own DeepL account limits apply instead.

### Is my API key stored securely?

Yes. Your key is encrypted at rest and only the translation server can read the full value. The dashboard only ever shows a masked version (like a1b2••••8f9c), and the full key is never sent back to the browser after you save it.

### Does the key apply to all my sites?

Yes. The key is stored at the account level, so every site you own translates through it automatically. There's no need to configure it per site.

### What happens if I remove my key?

Your sites revert to your plan's included translation credits and monthly character limit on the next request. Nothing breaks — already-translated pages stay cached, and new translations simply use Verbi's credits again.

### What if my DeepL key runs out of quota?

If DeepL rejects a request because your key is out of quota or invalid, that page falls back to its original language rather than serving a broken translation, and you're alerted so you can top up or update the key.

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## Your Brand Name Stays Your Brand Name

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/features/glossary

Control 

#  Your Brand Name Stays Your Brand Name 

 Glossary terms keep brand names, product names, and technical terms untranslated. Path exclusions skip pages like dashboards and login screens entirely. You decide what gets translated and what doesn't. 

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##  Glossary Terms 

 Add your brand name, product names, technical terms, or any word you don't want translated. When Verbi encounters these terms, it leaves them exactly as they are — in every language. 

Brand namesProduct namesTechnical termsCase-insensitive

Glossary4 terms

Verbi

Brand

Framer

Brand

Cloudflare

Technical

DeepL

Brand

Translation result

 "Verbi est le moyen le plus rapide de traduire votre site Framer." 

##  Path Exclusions 

 Not every page should be translated. Exclude your dashboard, login page, admin area, or any path that shouldn't go through translation. Excluded paths are passed straight through to your origin — untouched. 

Wildcard supportPrefix matchingAuth passthroughSmart defaults

Excluded paths

/dashboard

App

/login

Auth

/api/

API

/admin

Admin

Result

/fr/pricing→ Translated

/fr/dashboard→ Passed through

##  Smart Defaults Out of the Box 

 Verbi automatically excludes common app paths so you don't have to configure them manually. Add, remove, or override any of these from your dashboard. 

Default excluded paths

/dashboard/admin/login/logout/signup/register/account/profile/settings/api//wp-admin/wp-login/auth/signin/oauth/verify/reset-password/callback/webhooks

##  More Ways to Fine-Tune 

 Verbi handles the edge cases automatically — but you can override any of these settings when you need to. 

#### Code Detection

Verbi automatically detects code blocks, pre-formatted text, and monospace content, and skips them during translation.

#### Max String Length

Strings longer than 500 characters are automatically skipped to prevent container elements from being translated as a single block.

#### Translatable Filters

URLs, email addresses, camelCase identifiers, hex values, and other non-translatable strings are skipped automatically.

#### Bring Your Own API Key

On the Starter plan and above, use your own DeepL or OpenAI key for complete control over your translation quota and costs.

#### Language Switcher Position

Choose where the floating language switcher appears — bottom-left or bottom-right — or hide it entirely and build your own.

#### Auto-Detect & Redirect

Optionally redirect first-time visitors to their preferred language based on browser settings. Off by default.

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## Your Translated Pages Load Just as Fast as the Original

Source: https://verbi.io/fr/features/performance

Performance 

#  Your Translated Pages Load Just as Fast as the Original 

 Translation shouldn't slow your site down. Verbi caches translated pages at 300+ Cloudflare edge locations — so visitors get fast page loads in every language, everywhere. 

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\~12ms

Cached page response time

300+

Cloudflare edge locations

5 min

Edge cache TTL

 How it works 

##  Two Layers of Caching, Zero Wasted Translation Calls 

 Verbi uses both a translation dictionary and Cloudflare's edge cache so each string is only translated once — ever. 

1.

### Translation Dictionary

 Every string Verbi translates is stored in a per-site, per-language dictionary. When a page is requested, Verbi checks the dictionary first — if all strings are already translated, no API call to DeepL is needed. Your translation credits stay untouched. 

Dictionary lookup\~2ms

DeepL translation\~150ms

After the first visit, most pages serve entirely from the dictionary — no API calls.

2.

### Edge Cache (CDN)

 Once a page is fully translated, the complete HTML response is cached at the nearest Cloudflare edge location. Subsequent visitors get the cached page directly — no origin fetch, no dictionary lookup, no translation. Just fast HTML. 

Edge cache hit\~12ms

Edge TTL5 min

300+ edge locations worldwide. stale-while-revalidate ensures zero downtime.

 Global infrastructure 

##  Fast for Every Visitor, Everywhere in the World 

 Verbi runs on Cloudflare Workers — deployed to 300+ data centers in over 100 countries. Wherever your visitors are, there's an edge location nearby serving cached pages in milliseconds. 

* 300+ data centers across 100+ countries
* Fast page loads for repeat visitors in every language
* Automatic failover and DDoS protection included
* stale-while-revalidate ensures zero downtime during revalidation
* No cold starts — Cloudflare Workers are always warm

##  Automatic by Default, Manual When You Need It 

 Caching happens automatically. But when you need an instant update, you're always in control. 

### Automatic Invalidation

When you update your site, Verbi detects new content on the next visit and re-translates automatically. No action needed from you.

### Manual Purge

Need an instant update? Purge specific pages or your entire cache from the dashboard in one click.

### Smart Dictionary

The translation dictionary persists independently of the edge cache. Even after a cache purge, previously translated strings don't need re-translation — saving your character quota.

### Cache Analytics

Track cache hit rates, response times, and translation volumes per page and per language from your dashboard.

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