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MultilingualPress

Run each language in a separate site of your WordPress multisite and connect the content in a lightweight user interface. To allow your users switch between languages, create a language switcher in your custom menu or use a customizable widget.

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Freemium • Open SourceSoftware as a Service SaaSWordpressBy Inpsyde

About MultilingualPress

Run each language in a separate site of your WordPress multisite and connect the content in a lightweight user interface. To allow your users switch between languages, create a language switcher in your custom menu or use a customizable widget. This plugin lets you connect an unlimited amount of sites with each other. Set a main language for each site, create relationships (connections), and start writing. You get a new field now to create a linked post on all the connected sites automatically. They are accessible via the post/page editor screen – you can switch back and forth to translate them. In contrast to most other translation plugins there is no lock-in effect: When you disable our plugin, all sites will still work as separate sites without any data-loss or garbage output.

Key Features

  • ✓Privacy focused
  • ✓Lightweight
  • ✓No Tracking
  • ✓Ad-free
  • ✓Website Translation
  • ✓Translator
  • ✓Multiple languages

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Frequently asked questions

What is MultilingualPress?

Run each language in a separate site of your WordPress multisite and connect the content in a lightweight user interface. To allow your users switch between languages, create a language switcher in your custom menu or use a customizable widget. It is listed under the Freemium • Open Source license model in the SaaS Lenz directory.

Is MultilingualPress free to use?

MultilingualPress is listed as Freemium • Open Source in our directory. Pricing and plan details can change, so check the official website for current terms before committing.

What platforms does MultilingualPress run on?

MultilingualPress is available on Software as a Service SaaS, Wordpress, so you can use it across the devices your team already works with.

Who develops MultilingualPress?

MultilingualPress is developed by Inpsyde. You can find more background and documentation on the product's official website.

What are the best alternatives to MultilingualPress?

Popular alternatives to MultilingualPress include BabelShark, ConveyThis, Falang multilanguage for WordPress, GTranslate Plugin, TranslatePress. Compare their features, license models, and platforms on the SaaS Lenz alternatives page.