Count the words on your website, then see what it takes to translate them. Repeated menus and footers are counted once, so the estimate matches what a translator would quote.
/ Altified
Altified translates every page, title, and meta description, and keeps them up to date as your content changes.
Ordinary word counters check one block of text. Translation is quoted on the whole site, so this counter samples pages across your sitemap, removes repeated navigation and footers, and turns the result into words per language.
Agencies price per source word and per target language, so cost grows with every language you add. Website translation platforms price by monthly volume instead, and after the first translation only new or changed text uses your allowance.
/ FAQ
Enter your homepage URL. The counter reads your sitemap, counts the visible text, page titles, and meta descriptions on up to 10 pages, and estimates the total for the whole site from the number of pages in your sitemap.
Menus, footers, and other blocks repeat on every page. They only need translating once, so the unique word count is the better guide to translation cost.
Professional human translation agencies typically charge $0.10 to $0.25 per word, for each language. A 20,000-word site in three languages is therefore 60,000 words, or roughly $6,000 to $15,000, and changes are billed again. Machine translation with review costs far less.
No. Scripts, styles, and SVG markup are skipped. The count covers what visitors read: body text, link and button labels, page titles, and meta descriptions.
Languages written without spaces are counted per character, which is how translation vendors usually quote them.
The free counter reads up to 10 pages and uses your XML sitemap to estimate the rest. Pages that need a login, block automated requests, or are only rendered by JavaScript may not be counted.