Think Global. Talk Local. With AI.
Automated translations at scale with the AI-powered MultilingualPress plugin.
Clients that trust us
MultilingualPress
Features
Automated Translation
Translate your entire website instantly and reach a global audience effortlessly.
Integrated Translation Services
Connect with tools like DeepL, OpenAI, and more for reliable translations.
Multilingual SEO Optimization
Boost search visibility with language-specific URLs and auto-generated hreflang tags.
Plugin Compatibility
Conflict-free, it works seamlessly with all plugins in your stack—ACF, WooCommerce, Yoast.
Centralized Management
Control all your sites from one dashboard—simplify scaling and cut operational costs.
Developer-Friendly
Tools
Robust CLI commands give developers full control and make customization hassle-free.
If you want to offer your store in different languages, one of the best plugins to use is MultilingualPress
WooCommerce
Started in official WooCommerce Documentation
We trust @Syde’s MultilingualPress the most. In our view, multisite is the best solution for multilingualism.
Yoast
Recommending MultilingualPress as SEO-friendly multilingualism Plugin
I’m slowly becoming convinced that MultilingualPress is the only sane way to run a multilingual site on WordPress
John Blackbourn, Human Made
Director of WordPress Security
MailPoet does not support qTranslate or WPML. MailPoet works well with MultilingualPress otherwise.
MailPoet
Support qTranslate or WPML, in FAQ
Conclusion: the best multilingual plugin for WordPress Multisite
Irena Domingo, WP Lang
Conclusion after in-depth-testing all multilingual solutions
MultilingualPress is the only multilingual solution we recommend for customers who need high performance, high scale sites – nothing else comes close.
Ryan McCue, Altis
Director of Product & Creator of WP REST API
Make Multilingual
Your Superpower
Less than 20% of the population speak English, yet 51.2% of websites are in English. MultilingualPress provides the security, scalability, and global reach your business needs, so you can speak to your customers in their language.
Smart Translations
Leverage AI to deliver accurate, real-time translations that adapt to your content seamlessly.
Centralized Security
Patch, harden, back up, and monitor a single network to ensure consistent and robust security.
Scalable Growth
Multisite architecture maintains steady load times and simplifies maintenance—no matter the size of your site.
Full Ownership
Retain every translation you’ve created, even if you deactivate the plugin, ensuring your content remains yours always.
Simple, Scalable Plans —
Built for You
starter
$ 149
Billed annually.
Includes VAT
- 2 Languages
- 1 WordPress installation
- Updates for 365 Days
- Premium support for 365 Days
- 365 Days / $ 149
professional
$ 499
Billed annually.
Includes VAT
- 6 Languages
- 1 WordPress installation
- Updates for 365 Days
- Premium support for 365 Days
- 365 Days / $ 499
advanced
$ 899
Billed annually.
Includes VAT
- 12 Languages
- 1 WordPress installation
- Updates for 365 Days
- Premium support for 365 Days
- 365 Days / $ 899
enterprise
$ 1.499
Billed annually.
Includes VAT
- Unlimited languages
- 1 WordPress installation
- Updates for 365 Days
- Premium support for 365 Days
- 365 Days / $ 1.499
The Multilingual WordPress Plugin Trusted by Global Brands
With over 300k downloads, leading enterprises rely on MultilingualPress to deliver seamless, multilingual experiences
to their customers worldwide.
The team behind MultilingualPress
At the heart of MultilingualPress stands a dedicated team of over 20 professionals— part of Syde GmbH.
Niklas Gutberlet
Product Owner Plugins
Moritz Meißelbach
Products Tech Lead
Jade Engelbrecht
Partnership & Sales Manager
Narek Zakarian WordPress Developer
Emili Castells WordPress Developer
Joost van de Vijver WordPress Support Lead
Viola Gruner
Head of Marketing
Samuel ‘Femi’
WordPress Supporter
Daniel Fizesan
Head of QA
Dario MorbidiProduct Pages Responsible
Alexandra Vovk WordPress Developer
Alexander Frison Syde’s CEO
Version
First Release Date
December 23, 2011
Last Update
