Lantis vs Verbi: Which Website Translation Proxy Is Right for You? (2026)
Both translate your site through a proxy with its own URL per language. Here is how Lantis and Verbi differ on price, limits, translation engine and setup, honestly.
Updated 24 September 2026 · 4 min read
Lantis and Verbi solve the same problem in a similar way: instead of paying your website builder per locale, you put a translation proxy in front of your site and every language gets its own URL, hreflang tags and a translated sitemap. To Google, each language is a normal page.
We make Lantis, so read this knowing that. We have kept it to facts you can check on both websites (as of September 2026) and we point out where Verbi is the better fit.
At a glance
| Lantis | Verbi | |
|---|---|---|
| Price model | Per language | Flat tiers |
| Entry price | €3/month for 1 language | $15/month for 3 languages |
| 3 languages | €7.50/month | $15/month |
| 10 languages | €20/month | $35/month |
| What is limited | 500,000 words per language (+500,000 for €1) | Translated characters and page views per month |
| Traffic limits | None | 25,000 to 500,000 translated page views/month by plan |
| Translation engine | Gemini AI, with glossary and visual editor | DeepL (or your own DeepL/OpenAI key) |
| Setup | Script or Framer plugin; DNS for per-language URLs | DNS records |
| Free trial | First 100 translations, no card | 14 days, no card |
Pricing
Verbi sells three flat tiers: Starter $15/month (3 languages, 50,000 translated characters and 25,000 translated page views per month, 1 site), Growth $35/month (10 languages, 250,000 characters, 100,000 page views, 3 sites) and Business $79/month (unlimited languages, 1,000,000 characters, 500,000 page views, 10 sites).
Lantis charges per language: €3/month for one, €2.50 per language from two, €2 per language from ten. Each language includes 500,000 words, with no page-view limits.
What that means in practice:
- One or two languages: Lantis is cheaper (€3 or €5 vs $15).
- Three languages: €7.50 vs $15.
- Ten languages: €20 vs $35.
- Lots of traffic: Verbi's plans cap translated page views; Lantis does not.
Translation quality and control
Verbi uses DeepL, one of the best machine translation engines, and lets you bring your own DeepL or OpenAI key. Lantis uses Gemini, with per-page context so the model knows what the page is about, a glossary per language to keep brand and product names consistent, and a visual editor to fix any text directly on the page.
Both let you protect brand names and exclude paths you do not want translated. Quality is close for common languages; the difference is mostly in how much control you want over tone and terminology.
Setup
Verbi is DNS-first: you add CNAME and TXT records and every language is served through the proxy from day one. No code to paste.
Lantis lets you start without touching DNS: paste one line of code, or on Framer install the plugin in two clicks, and visitors see the site in their language immediately. When you want every language indexed by Google, you connect your domain (subfolder /fr/ or subdomain per language) and the dashboard walks you through the DNS record.
When Verbi is the better choice
- You want everything through DNS from the start and no script at all.
- You specifically want DeepL, or you already pay for a DeepL or OpenAI key.
- You need unlimited languages for a small site and do not mind the character limits.
When Lantis is the better choice
- You need one to ten languages and want to pay only for the ones you use.
- You have a lot of traffic and do not want page-view caps.
- You are on Framer and want to install from the Marketplace in two clicks.
- You want a visual editor and glossary to fine-tune the AI translation.
Frequently asked questions
Is Verbi cheaper than Lantis?
It depends on how many languages you need. For one to three languages Lantis is cheaper (€3 to €7.50 per month vs $15). For ten languages Lantis is €20 and Verbi $35. For unlimited languages on a small site, Verbi Business at $79 can make sense.
Do both tools give each language its own URL for SEO?
Yes. Verbi does it through DNS from the start. Lantis does it once you connect your domain, as a subfolder or a subdomain per language, with hreflang and a sitemap per language.
Which one translates better, DeepL or Gemini?
Both produce natural translations for major languages. DeepL is known for its fluency in European languages; Gemini benefits from page context and Lantis adds a glossary and an editor to correct anything. Try both on your own pages: Lantis gives you 100 free translations and Verbi a 14-day trial.
Can I move from Verbi to Lantis without losing rankings?
Yes, as long as you keep the same URL structure for each language (for example /fr/) and redirect anything that changes.
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