7 Weglot Alternatives in 2026 (Cheaper Options, Real Prices)
Weglot charges by translated words and languages, so the bill grows with your site. Here are the best Weglot alternatives for Framer, Webflow, WordPress and Shopify, with real prices.
Updated 24 September 2026 · 4 min read
Weglot is the default answer to "how do I translate my website", and for good reason: it works on almost any platform and the setup is quick. The problem shows up a few months later, when you add a language or publish more content and land on the next plan.
This guide explains why Weglot gets expensive, and compares seven alternatives with prices checked on their websites in September 2026.
Why people look for a Weglot alternative
Weglot's plans are built around three limits at once:
| Plan | Price/month | Languages | Translated words | Requests/month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | €15 | 1 | 10,000 | 20,000 |
| Business | €29 | 3 | 50,000 | 50,000 |
| Pro | €79 | 5 | 200,000 | 200,000 |
| Advanced | €299 | 10 | 1,000,000 | 1,000,000 |
| Extended | €699 | 20 | 5,000,000 | 5,000,000 |
Two details matter more than the headline price:
- The word limit is the total across all your languages, and it does not renew each month. A 20,000-word site in three languages already needs 60,000 words, which is over the Business plan.
- Languages and words move together. Needing a fourth language means jumping from €29 to €79 a month, even if your site is small.
The alternatives at a glance
| Tool | Best for | Price model | From (Sep 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lantis | Framer, Webflow and no-code sites | Per language, flat | €3/month for 1 language |
| Linguana | Framer and Webflow agencies | Plans by languages and sites | $25/month (3 languages) |
| Verbi | Flat tiers, DNS setup | Tiers by languages and characters | $15/month (3 languages) |
| TranslatePress | WordPress, own your translations | Yearly licence | See their site |
| WPML | Complex WordPress sites | Yearly licence | See their site |
| Framer / Webflow native | Staying inside your builder | Per locale | $20 (Framer) / from $9 (Webflow) per locale |
| Crowdin, Lokalise | Developer teams, apps + web | Seats and words | See their sites |
1. Lantis
Lantis translates your site with AI (Gemini), gives you a visual editor and a glossary, and serves each language from its own URL with hreflang once your domain is connected. On Framer it installs with a plugin in two clicks; on Webflow and other builders you paste one line of code.
- €3/month for one language, €2.50 per language from two, €2 from ten.
- 500,000 words per language included, no traffic caps.
- First 100 translations free, no card.
A three-language site costs €7.50/month instead of €29, and five languages €12.50 instead of €79. See the full Weglot vs Lantis comparison.
2. Linguana
Built specifically for Framer and Webflow, with translated URLs and meta tags. Starter is $25/month ($19 yearly) for three languages and 10,000 AI credits; Individual is $59/month for unlimited languages across three sites. A strong option for agencies managing several client sites.
3. Verbi
A DNS-based proxy with flat tiers: $15/month for three languages, $35 for ten, $79 for unlimited. Limits are on translated characters and translated page views per month, with a 14-day free trial. Read our Lantis vs Verbi comparison.
4. TranslatePress
If you are on WordPress and want your translations stored in your own database, TranslatePress is one of the most popular choices, with a visual front-end editor and a yearly licence instead of per-word billing.
5. WPML
The veteran for complex WordPress sites with many plugins and custom post types. Powerful and well supported, but heavier to set up and maintain than a SaaS.
6. Native localization (Framer, Webflow)
If your site is on Framer or Webflow, the built-in option keeps everything in one tool. It is priced per locale: $20/month per locale in Framer, and from $9 (up to 3 locales) to $29 (4 to 10 locales) per locale per month in Webflow, billed yearly. See Framer Localization pricing.
7. Crowdin and Lokalise
Localization platforms for product and engineering teams that translate apps, docs and websites together, with translation memory and review workflows. Overkill for a marketing site, excellent for a SaaS product.
How to switch from Weglot without losing SEO
- Keep the same URL structure (for example
/fr/orfr.yourdomain.com). - Export your Weglot translations if you want to reuse them.
- Install the new tool, check every language, then remove Weglot.
- Redirect any URL that changes and resubmit your sitemap in Search Console.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest alternative to Weglot?
For a site in several languages, per-language pricing is usually the cheapest. With Lantis, three languages cost €7.50 per month and five cost €12.50, with 500,000 words per language included.
Is there a free Weglot alternative?
Several tools have free tiers for testing: Lantis gives the first 100 translations free, Linguana has a free plan for one language, and Weglot itself has a free plan for 2,000 words. A real multilingual site needs a paid plan with any of them.
Is Weglot good for SEO?
Yes. Weglot serves translated pages with their own URLs and hreflang. Most alternatives in this list do the same; what changes is mainly the pricing model.
Which Weglot alternative is best for Framer?
Lantis and Linguana are both built for Framer and serve each language from its own URL. Lantis installs from the Framer Marketplace and is priced per language; Linguana uses plans by number of languages and sites.
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