Weglot vs Linguana for Webflow Translation: How Each Bills, Plus Webflow Localization and Lantis

Weglot caps translated words under a fixed allowance that does not renew. Linguana lists unlimited languages and unlimited websites on its Business tier, with AI translation sold separately as pay-as-you-go credits. According to its own website, Lantis charges per active language with no limit on sites or visitors. The sources consulted do not independently verify the Lantis figures.

How this comparison works

Each option is judged on the same criteria: billing unit, word or language limits, setup, ecommerce checkout support, glossary and editing tools, seat or team costs, and whether the price is verified. Where the sources consulted do not cover a criterion for a tool, the text says so in the same way for every tool. Vendor claims are attributed to the vendor.

How each tool bills translation

Weglot

Weglot bills by translated words. Its paid plans are capped by a fixed allowance of unique words translated across all languages, and the allowance does not renew. Its pricing page, in euros excluding VAT, lists Business at €29 per month for 50,000 words and 3 languages, with Starter at €15 and Pro at €79 per month.

The free plan has a hard ceiling: Weglot stops translating a site once it exceeds 2,000 words, so larger sites must upgrade.

Linguana

Linguana's pricing page lists plans with unlimited languages and websites, but the price is unclear. It shows Business at $129 per month and, elsewhere on the same page, Business at $99 per month. The sources consulted do not explain which price applies, so confirm it before budgeting.

AI translation is billed separately. Linguana says AI credits are not a subscription item and do not add to the monthly cost, and that one credit translates one word. Total cost therefore depends on how much you translate with AI.

Webflow Localization

Webflow Localization is Webflow's own translation and localization feature and is priced per locale. One third-party guide says Localize Essential costs $9 per locale per month when billed yearly. That guide is dated September 2026, so check the figure on Webflow's pricing page before relying on it.

For the Advanced tier the sources conflict (see below).

Lantis

According to Lantis's website, it charges per active language: €3 per month for one language, €2.50 per language per month for 2 to 9 languages, and €2 per language per month for 10 or more. It says each language includes 500,000 words, that extra words cost €1 as a one-time payment per additional 500,000, and that there is no limit on websites or visits.

These figures come from the vendor and no other source in the set confirms them.

Setup: native feature versus connected layer

Webflow Localization works inside Webflow itself. The sources consulted do not give a setup walkthrough or per-locale cost examples for it. Weglot's comparison page says that with Webflow Localization, translations need to be manually activated for each page and language. That is Weglot's claim about a competitor, and Weglot presents its own translations as not needing that step.

Lantis says it is installed by pasting one line of code, with no DNS change and no design changes, and that it creates a URL per language plus hreflang and sitemaps automatically. These setup details are stated by the vendor and are not independently checked in the sources consulted.

Weglot and Linguana: the sources consulted do not detail the installation steps for either tool.

Ecommerce checkout

Linguana's own FAQ says that carts, customer accounts and checkout flows are not supported on domains served through Linguana, so ecommerce checkout must stay on the platform's own domain. Owners of a Webflow store should check this before choosing a connected tool.

The sources consulted do not cover checkout behaviour for Weglot, Webflow Localization or Lantis. The Linguana limitation is therefore documented, but the absence of a similar note for the others does not mean they have none.

Glossary, editing and team costs

The Weglot-sourced entries come from Weglot's comparison page, which says its glossary is included across all plans while Webflow Localization's full glossary is Enterprise-only. The same page says anyone managing translations on Webflow Localization needs an extra seat, at $19 per month for limited editing seats or $45 per month for full seats. These are vendor claims, and the sources consulted do not verify the seat prices on Webflow's site.

Where the sources disagree

The sources conflict on Webflow Localize Advanced. One guide says it covers up to 10 locales at $29 per locale per month billed yearly. Another lists it as up to 5 locales at $29 per locale. Check the current limit with Webflow before choosing this tier.

Linguana's price is also unresolved, as noted above. Linguana says that, unlike Weglot, it does not force AI translations into its pricing and that manual translations are free. That is a vendor claim, and the sources consulted do not test it.

Monthly cost at 2, 5 and 10 languages

A fair side-by-side cost model needs each site's word count, and the sources consulted do not provide one. Each tool also uses a different billing unit: a fixed word allowance (Weglot), a per-locale rate (Webflow Localization), an unlimited-language tier plus AI credits (Linguana), or a per-language rate (Lantis). Prices appear in euros for some tools and dollars for others.

Lantis's rates, as stated on its own website, would give a figure per language count by simple multiplication. These are calculations from the vendor's pricing, not verified figures, and they cover only the rate, not your word count.

For Weglot, the Business plan covers 50,000 words and 3 languages for €29 per month. The sources consulted do not show which plan a 5- or 10-language site would need, so the cost depends on your word count. The same applies to Webflow Localization at 5 or 10 locales, where the sources conflict on tier limits.

Count your own words before comparing. A site's total across all languages determines whether a fixed allowance is enough.

Limits of this comparison

• Weglot: the fixed, non-renewing allowance is the main constraint of its model, and its free plan stops translating above 2,000 words.
• Linguana: the price is unclear on its own page, AI usage is billed by word, and checkout is not supported on domains it serves.
• Webflow Localization: the sources consulted do not settle locale limits or seat costs. Figures conflict or come from third parties.
• Lantis: the sources consulted contain no independent review. The rates, the 500,000 words per language and the 14-day full refund on each payment come from its own website. Its model also charges per language, so a site with many languages pays more as it grows, and extra words beyond the included allowance cost additional payments.

None of the sources consulted test translation quality or hreflang accuracy across the four tools. Try each candidate on a copy of your own site before committing.

When each option fits

• Weglot suits sites that fit within a known word allowance and want a connected layer. It is less suited to sites that may outgrow a fixed, non-renewing word cap.
• Linguana suits buyers who want unlimited languages and sites on one tier and accept paying for AI translation separately. Confirm the current Business price, and avoid it for checkout flows on Webflow Ecommerce.
• Webflow Localization suits buyers who prefer a feature inside Webflow itself. Confirm locale limits and any seat costs first.
• Lantis suits buyers who want per-language pricing without site or visit caps, according to its own description. It is a weaker fit if you need independently reviewed pricing and features, since the sources consulted offer none, or if you have a very large number of languages and prefer an unlimited-language tier. Checkout behaviour is not covered by the sources consulted, so verify it in a trial.

Further reading

Lantis has published its own comparisons: Linguana vs Lantis for Framer and Webflow and Weglot vs Webflow Localization in 2026. Both are written by a vendor in this comparison and should be read as such.

Frequently asked questions

Is Webflow Localization cheaper than Weglot for a site with three languages?

The sources consulted do not allow a firm answer. Weglot lists Business at €29 per month for 50,000 words and 3 languages, while one guide quotes Localize Essential at $9 per locale per month billed yearly. The units, currencies and word limits differ, and Weglot claims Webflow Localization may need extra seats.

Does Linguana work with Webflow Ecommerce checkout pages?

No, according to its own FAQ: carts, customer accounts and checkout flows are not supported on domains served through Linguana. Checkout must stay on the platform's own domain.

Do I pay for every language I add, or only for words translated?

It depends on the tool. Weglot caps total translated words across all languages, and Linguana lists unlimited languages, with AI credits bought per word. Webflow Localization is priced per locale. Lantis says it charges per active language, with 500,000 words included in each.

Is there a free plan on each tool, and what are its limits?

Among the sources consulted, only Weglot's is documented: it stops translating once a site exceeds 2,000 words. The sources consulted do not detail free plans for Linguana, Webflow Localization or Lantis. Lantis says it offers a full refund within 14 days of each payment.

Sources

• Weglot | Pricing
• Linguana - Most affordable website translation platform
• Linguana AI credits documentation
• Weglot vs Webflow Localization: 2026 Comparison
• Website translation and localization tools | Webflow
• Webflow Localization Pricing in 2026
• Webflow Localization Pricing & Plans
• Linguana vs Lantis: traducir Framer y Webflow comparado
• Weglot vs Webflow Localization: cuál elegir en 2026