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Proxylang review

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A flexible machine-translation service for multilingual websites and live chat.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Proxylang is a website translation service for organizations that need to publish multilingual versions of websites across common platforms and ecommerce systems. It automatically translates websites in 68+ languages and can handle page text, navigation, forms, metadata, dynamic content, and image text. Deployment is available through a script tag, WordPress plugin, hybrid mode, or DNS proxy, giving web teams several ways to fit translation into an existing site architecture. The service also includes a live editor, language switching, glossary controls, and multilingual live chat with two-way message translation.

Its plan structure scales from the Test Drive plan to Business. Test Drive includes 2,000 words, one language, and 1,500 page views per month without requiring a credit card. Lite adds 20,000 translated words, two languages, and one website, while Start supports 100,000 words, three languages, and two websites with Live Chat included. Pro increases the allowance to 500,000 words, 10 languages, and five websites, with priority support. Business covers 2.5 million words, 25 languages, unlimited websites, and priority support. Per-language SEO hreflang and indexable URLs are listed for Start, Pro, and Business, while Lite lists source-language SEO only.

Platform fit is a key reason to consider Proxylang. Integrations include Shopify, WordPress, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, IMWEB, and Cafe24, and the deployment choices extend beyond those integrations. Teams managing international SEO can use hreflang and indexable language URLs on eligible plans, while editors can refine individual strings and protect terms with never-translate controls. Proxylang is a good match for sites that value deployment flexibility, broad content coverage, and multilingual chat. Teams that require human translation rather than a machine-focused approach should consider a different service.

Proxylang pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Four deployment modes, including script tag, WordPress, hybrid, and DNS proxy
    • Translates dynamic content, forms, metadata, navigation, and image text
    • Glossaries, live editing, multilingual SEO, and two-way translated live chat
  • Where it doesn't
    • Machine translation may not suit teams seeking human translation workflows
    • Per-language SEO is available only on eligible plans; Lite lists source-language SEO
    • Test Drive is limited to 2,000 words, one language, and 1,500 monthly page views

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