Translate your site into other languages

Add a language

1. Open the business in your dashboard, then Settings -> Site languages.
2. Pick a language and press Add a language. Translation starts right away and usually takes a few minutes.
3. When the language says Ready to publish, open the editor and press Publish. Visitors see the new language from that moment.
4. You can also ask any assistant: "Translate my site into German".

What gets translated

• Every page, the menu, the buttons and the footer.
• SEO titles and descriptions, so search engines show your site in that language too.
• Published blog posts.
• The business name, phone, email and address stay as they are.

When you edit your site

• Changed text is translated again automatically - the language shows Updating for a moment, then Live.
• Only new or changed phrases are translated, so the rest of the translation stays exactly as it was.

Fix a translation by hand

• In Site languages open the menu next to the language and choose Edit translations.
• Find the phrase, change it and press Save. Your version stays even when the site is translated again.
• Reset to auto brings back the automatic translation.
• If a phrase has bold words or a link, keep the formatting tags as they are.

What visitors see

• A language switcher in the header shows the language code; open it to pick another language. In the editor, under the header settings, choose whether it sits in the navigation or next to the buttons.
• If a visitor's browser speaks one of your languages, a small note at the bottom offers to switch. Nothing changes until they press it.
• Each language has its own address, like /de/ for German, and search engines are told which page is which language.

Plans

• Languages besides your main one: Free 1, Starter 2, Business 3.
• If the business moves to a smaller plan, the languages over its limit are paused - hidden from visitors, translations kept. They come back when the plan allows them again.