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DevTranslate is a localization tool for developers that helps translate and manage application resource files. It is aimed at software teams working with structured translation files and automated translation workflows.
💡 Pick it for a mature, integration-heavy localization platform with stronger team workflows.
Lokalise is a translation management system for agile teams. It helps teams to manage the localization process of their software products efficiently.
Starting from $60 per month
💡 Pick it for repository-connected localization or open-source translation projects.
Crowdin is a cloud-based localization management software that helps businesses to translate content and manage multilingual projects.
Starting at $159/month
💡 Pick it when software localization must connect with enterprise content and governance workflows.
Phrase is a translation management solution that helps companies streamline the localization process for software and websites.
Varies
💡 Pick it for open-source, self-hosted localization with tight Git and developer workflows.
Weblate is a free web-based translation tool with tight Git integration. It features a simple and clean user interface, supports various translation...
Free / Paid plans available
💡 Pick it for developer-friendly in-context translation and an open-source deployment option.
Tolgee is an open-source localization management platform for software teams that need to translate web and mobile applications. It combines an in-context...
Free self-hosted; cloud free tier, paid plans from €49/mo
💡 Pick it for affordable management of structured localization files and smaller development teams.
POEditor is a simple and efficient localization management platform suitable for small to medium-sized businesses.
Starting from $14.99/month
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