One click translates your whole store into any language — every field verified, your store structure protected.
Pick your languages and scope, press “Start translating” once — read-only inventory, translation, write-back and per-field verification run end to end. No page-by-page busywork.
Links, SKUs, brand terms, Liquid templates and structured data stay protected — a translation that would break structure is rejected before it touches your store.
Every field is read back and verified right after it is written. Failures are listed for you with one-click retry.
Brand names are never translated; industry terms always follow your glossary — in every language.
Unlimited target languages — pick as many as you need. One subscription, no language-count limits.
Repeated content is reused automatically — no re-translation, no double billing.
Only read-back-verified translations count toward usage. Retries, failures and already-translated content are never charged.
English, 简体中文, Français, Deutsch, Español, Italiano, Português (Brasil), 日本語, 한국어, Nederlands — the app follows your Shopify admin language.
DeepSeek V4 Flash in fast mode — no thinking mode, instant responses. The cost advantage shows up directly in our low overage rates.
One click from the Shopify App Store — start a 7-day free trial with 10,000 characters included.
Choose target languages and which parts of the store to translate. Counts update instantly as you select.
Inventory, translation, write-back and per-field read-back run in one pass — failures are listed with one-click retry.
As many target languages as you like — no per-language fees. The app interface itself speaks 10 languages and follows your Shopify admin language.
Brand terms and a glossary keep wording consistent, the structure guard rejects anything that would break links, templates or structured data, and every field is read back after writing.
Plans start at $29/mo with 250,000 source characters included; volume pricing drops the effective rate to $0.040 per 1,000 characters. Only read-back-verified translations count, and repeats are deduplicated by translation memory.