Your document in another language, written by a specialist

Contracts, manuals, reports and websites go to a translator who works in that subject. A second linguist then reads the finished text against your original before it reaches your account.

Translator at a wooden desk holding a printed page beside the translation on her laptopTwo colleagues leaning over a printed document, one pointing at a paragraph with a pencilLinguist in a headset on a client call with an annotated printout and index cards on the desk
  • 18

    Active languages

    Live from our roster, so the list is what we can actually take on today.

  • 3

    Service levels

    Economy, professional and premium. Same translators, different turnaround and depth of review.

  • 2

    Linguists per text

    One writes the translation, another checks it against your original file.

What we translate

Three kinds of text make up most of what arrives. Each one goes to someone who already writes in that field.

  • Documents and records

    Contracts, agreements, statements and certificates, set in the layout of the original so the two versions can be read line against line.

  • Business and technical writing

    Manuals, specifications, reports and internal papers, with the terminology decided once and then held across every file in the set.

  • Websites and marketing

    Product pages, campaigns and help articles rebuilt so they read as if the market wrote them, rather than as if a tool converted them.

Price your text before you commit

Enter the word count, pick the language pair, and the three service levels are priced side by side.

Source text length. Set it to 0 to clear the estimate.

Included on every level

  • A translator who already writes in your subject
  • A second linguist reads the text against your original
  • Your layout kept rather than rebuilt from scratch
  • The price and the delivery date fixed before payment

Rates and delivery dates come from our current price list and appear in the currency you picked in the header.

Specialists, not generalists

A supply agreement and a machine manual need different people. Your text is matched to a translator who already works in that field, so the terms are right on the first pass instead of after three rounds of comments.

Nothing leaves on one pair of eyes. A second linguist reads the translation against your source file and checks meaning, names, figures and layout before it appears in your account.

Nobody is picked off a list. Every translator we work with passes a test assignment first, and their finished jobs keep going through our own quality review afterwards.

How we work
  • Hands holding a printed page next to a laptop screen to compare the two versions
  • Reviewer pencilling corrections into a technical manual with tabs along the page edge
  • Translator on a video call with a client, dictionaries stacked at the side of the desk
  • Desk from above with a laptop, cloth-bound dictionaries, a notebook and a pencil
  • Three colleagues at a glass partition agreeing terminology written on index cards
  • Finished translation squared up on the desk beside a closed laptop

Pairs we work in

This list is live from our roster of active languages. Pick a pair in the calculator to see what your text costs in it.

Western Europe

5
  • DutchNederlandsnl
  • Englishen
  • FrenchFrançaisfr
  • GermanDeutschde
  • IrishGaeilgega

Northern Europe and the Baltics

6
  • DanishDanskda
  • EstonianEestiet
  • FinnishSuomifi
  • LatvianLatviešulv
  • LithuanianLietuviųlt
  • SwedishSvenskasv

Central and Eastern Europe

4
  • CzechČeštinacs
  • HungarianMagyarhu
  • PolishPolskipl
  • SlovakSlovenčinask

Southern Europe

3
  • ItalianItalianoit
  • PortuguesePortuguêspt
  • SpanishEspañoles
Translator and reviewer reading the same document together at a table by a window

One person writes your translation. A second one reads it against your original.

How ordering works

Everything past this page happens in your account, where the price and the delivery date are on screen before you confirm anything.

  1. Send the text

    Upload the file or paste the text, then say which language you need it in.

  2. Choose a level

    Economy, professional or premium. Each shows its own price and its own delivery date.

  3. Get it back read twice

    A second linguist goes through the translation, then it lands in your account ready to download.

What clients say

Lingome read our launch copy more carefully than we did. The wording landed in every market we opened at once, and the tone survived the move instead of flattening out.
Sarah J.Marketing Manager
We needed a website localised for several European markets. The price was clear from the start, replies came the same day, and the finished pages read like our own writing rather than a translation of it.
Michael R.Regular Client
We send a steady flow of reports and partner letters, and every text comes back in the same house style. The review pass catches things our own team misses, and the date we were quoted has never moved.
Jessica A.International Relations Specialist
One document, three languages, one deadline. The terminology matched across all three versions and everything arrived ahead of the date, which is not what I had come to expect.
Emily T.Content Manager
After a bad run with another agency I sent over a product catalogue as a test. The translator clearly knew the subject, and there was almost nothing left for me to correct.
David L.Regular Client

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Ready to send the first file?

Create an account, upload the text, and the exact price and delivery date are on screen before you pay.