TranslatePress review: visual WordPress translation

How many AI words each TranslatePress plan includes

Each TranslatePress license includes a number of words translated by TranslatePress AI: 2,000 in the free version, then 50,000, 200,000 or 500,000. The plugin also connects to Google Translate with your own API key, which makes automatic translation unlimited on the TranslatePress side. Google bills those calls separately. From the Business license up, an add-on connects DeepL through your DeepL key.

TranslatePress pricing

Licenses renew yearly at the same price and can be cancelled any time, with a no-questions refund within 15 days. Business adds a separate domain per language, translator accounts and automatic visitor language detection.

Translating pages in the visual editor

You open a page on the front end, click a string and type its translation with a live preview. The whole page translates this way, including shortcode output, forms and page builders, and it works with WooCommerce. Translations stay in your site’s database, so you keep them if you stop paying. URL slugs translate too, and the language switcher works as a menu item, floating dropdown or block. Version 3.3.7 shipped in late September 2026.

What TranslatePress AI sends off your server

When TranslatePress AI is on, page text goes to the publisher’s servers along with your license key, site URL, language settings and plugin version, and front-end page visits can trigger it. You must have the right to send that content. With a Google or DeepL key, those providers’ terms apply to the text instead.

Who publishes TranslatePress

TranslatePress belongs to Reflection Media SRL, based in Timișoara, Romania, under the Cozmoslabs brand. The plugin has been on WordPress.org since August 2017 and has 400,000 active installs and a 94 out of 100 rating from 1,660 reviews.

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