Translation for the markets that matter
76% of shoppers prefer buying in their own language — 40% will never buy from an English-only site.
CSA Research, “Can't Read, Won't Buy” studyDue diligence
Every shortcut has a ceiling. Wordbridge doesn't share it. Eight measures. Four columns. One verdict.
Swipe sideways to compare every column →
| Metric | Wordbridge | Machine | Freelance | Big agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 99.2%String accuracy rate | 99.2% verified accuracy | ~82% accuracy | 91–94% (varies) | 96–98% accuracy |
| 48 hrsSprint turnaround cycle | 48-hour sprints | <1 hour | 5–10 business days | 3–6 weeks |
| 40+Locale pairs covered | 40+ locale pairs | 100+ language pairs | 1–5 languages | 20–60 pairs |
| 100%Cultural QA depth | Full cultural QA pass | Partial — no process | Structured review | |
| 0Post-launch legal errors | Zero legal misses logged | High legal risk | Unverified | Low risk |
| 100%Terminology consistency | Locked glossary + TM | None | Inconsistent | Client-managed TM |
| −55%Error rework cost vs. agency | Lowest rework cost | High rework rate | Medium rework cost | Baseline cost |
| 14App store languages in 72 hrs | 14 languages, 72 hours | Fast but unusable | Not feasible | 3–4 week minimum |
30 minutes. No slide deck. Just your launch plan and our proposal.
Industry evidence
of shoppers prefer buying in their native language
CSA Research
conversion lift from multilingual product pages
HubSpot × CSA
of addressable market lost by English-only products
CSA Research
localization industry size in 2024
Nimdzi 2024
more people reached by localized vs. English-only content
HubSpot Analysis
more likely to grow revenue after investing in translation
CSA Research
English now accounts for less than half of online content consumption. The internet has already moved.
The question is whether your product has moved with it.
Client record
“We handed Wordbridge our entire onboarding flow — 4,200 strings across checkout, legal, and in-app messaging — and had fourteen languages back in 68 hours. Zero legal flags at launch in Germany, Japan, or Brazil. That had never happened to us before.”
“Our APAC expansion had been stalled for six months because our previous vendor kept missing cultural context in Korean and Mandarin. Wordbridge's QA process caught 47 critical issues our agency had already approved. We launched on schedule.”
“We closed our Series B on a Thursday and needed our app store listings in fourteen languages by Tuesday for the press push. Wordbridge delivered thirteen by Sunday evening. The fourteenth — Bahasa Indonesia — arrived Monday morning with a cultural review note attached.”
Schedule
30 minutes. You walk us through the launch. We map the route. No pitch, no fluff — just your requirements and a clear proposal by end of day.
Not ready to schedule? The rate card details our per-language pricing, 48-hour sprint costs, and enterprise retainer structures. It closes with a booking link for when you're ready.
We review your stack, target markets, and volume before we speak.
You walk us through the launch. We ask the questions your agency skipped.
Timeline, locale pairs, accuracy SLA, and fixed pricing. No surprises.
Businesses that invested in translation were 1.5× more likely to report revenue growth. Fortune 500 companies were 2.0× more likely to improve profits when they invested in localization. — CSA Research
Every week you wait is market share your competitor is claiming. The scoping call is 30 minutes. The proposal arrives the same day.
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