Context-aware public wording
Translate eligible headings, navigation, labels and public descriptions. Context can improve results, but terminology and business-critical wording still need human review.
Offer translated public blog content with GoLocal. Review editorial wording, exclude reader comments and use native language URLs for multilingual search.
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Use the current platform catalogue and guide. Bubble and WordPress have tested installers; Wix, Shopify and Framer native apps remain previews. A developer recipe still needs acceptance on your own site.
Create the correct-domain project, install one integration, review external-service consent and exclude private routes and customer-owned records before enabling translation.
Test French and another target language, dynamic content, mobile layout, original form values and manual edits. Reopen the page to check cache reuse. Publish only after your own workflows pass.
https://goinglocal.online/en/integrations 1. Choose the real platform and check availability. 2. Follow its native app, WordPress ZIP, Bubble plugin or developer recipe. 3. Connect the published domain and public project key where required. 4. Review consent, private-page exclusions and staging acceptance.
Do not paste a generic script alongside a native plugin. Installation is free; SaaS usage and platform charges are separate. Confirm preview access before subscribing for a preview-only integration.
Follow the installation for your platform. Review eligible public translations, protect customer content and test your own site before release.
Translate eligible headings, navigation, labels and public descriptions. Context can improve results, but terminology and business-critical wording still need human review.
Input, textarea and contenteditable values are not rewritten. Protect saved customer text where displayed with data-tr-skip, translate="no", .notranslate or configured exclusion selectors.
Edit the exact project and source/target pair in Translation Editor. Updated visible online pages poll for dictionary revisions; allow a polling interval rather than expecting instant push.
Existing phrase translations are reused. New content may need a provider request; a cached visit is not a promise of zero configuration or revision-check requests.
Do not install a public-page translator across private dashboards, API keys, customer records or confidential messages without a separate reviewed exclusion and data-processing design.
The browser widget does not create translated server HTML or indexable language URLs. Use native localized routes, self-canonicals and reciprocal hreflang when multilingual SEO is required.
Manage eligible translations across the integrations your projects actually use. An installation recipe does not mean a released native marketplace app.
Review product terminology, calls to action and accessibility labels. Automatically generated text is not automatically approved business or legal copy.
Starter $15/month, Pro $35/month, Business $89/month. Visitor/project limits apply. Hosting, custom-code access and native platform localization charges are separate.
Disable the native integration or remove its single loader and publish. Original page content and stored application values are not replaced with translated copies.
Translate eligible published text on visit; long articles and new phrases may take longer than cached navigation.
Keep original category IDs while presenting translated visible labels.
Exclude visitor-submitted comments, names and private submissions by default.
Use localized URLs and actual translated HTML for search discovery; a widget alone does not create these.
All plans include unlimited translation words. No hidden fees.
Unlimited translation words
Unlimited translation words
Unlimited translation words
All plans include a 5-day free trial. Overage: $3 per 10K MAU above the limit.
Review installation availability, protect customer data and complete staging acceptance before release.
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