Content Localization for New Languages

We localize content into new languages: the site, articles, interfaces, presentations and video. We keep one glossary of terms, translate and adapt meaning for the market, and have a native speaker review the text. We add captions and voice-over, so material ships in a new language without a reshoot.

We move content into other languages: translation, adaptation and voice-over that keep your brand style and terms.

Pricing

from ₽200,000

per language

This is the lower bound of a project. We scope the exact quote after a brief: it depends on volume and the number of integrations.

What's included

Capabilities

Translation and adaptation

We translate texts and adapt meaning for the market: idioms, units, cultural details. We replace a literal translation with living language.

Brand terminology

We keep a glossary of terms and names. It holds the product the same across languages.

Image localization

We swap the text on images and banners for the language. The visual keeps the brand style on every market.

Voice-over and captions

We localize video: captions, dubbing and on-screen text. We deliver the audio track and captions as separate files for each platform.

How we work

From request to result

  1. 1

    Audit and glossary

    We gather the materials and brand terms into one glossary. We lock the tone and translation rules before we start.

  2. 2

    A translation pilot

    We translate one piece and check it against the glossary. The pilot shows how the brand sounds in a new language.

  3. 3

    Translation and editing

    We translate the volume and pass native-speaker editing. We refine wording until the text sounds natural.

  4. 4

    Publishing and locales

    We assemble files for platforms and publish the locale. Versions ship with captions and voice-over.

Who it fits

Check if it fits you

Good fit

  • Entering a new market

    The company launches a product in another language. Localization prepares the site, documents and video for launch.

  • A multilingual product

    The interface and help content live in several languages. One glossary keeps the terms in agreement.

Not a fit

  • One language and market

    If the audience speaks one language, localization can wait for a new market.

  • A job of two lines

    A short text is faster to translate through a regular service.

Track record

What you get

×3

speed of entering a new market

We localized a manufacturer's site into three languages: glossary, texts and video. The team entered a new market in a matter of weeks.

In weeks

Time to market

A new market opens in weeks, because localization runs as a process. The launch date sets the pace.

From five

Languages

One product ships in several languages and markets. Languages open new audiences without a new team.

One glossary

Terminology

The glossary keeps terms and names in agreement. A new translator takes the ready wordings straight from it.

Living language

Cultural adaptation

We adapt idioms and examples to the market. The text reads naturally, and the reader feels a local language.

Without a reshoot

Voice-over and captions

Video gets dubbing and captions in a new language. Material reaches the platform without a studio or a shoot.

By volume

Cost of a language

The budget depends on the volume of materials and languages. We estimate by language, so spend stays transparent.

Scope of work

What the delivery includes

A brand glossary

One glossary of terms, names and wording. We hand it to the team for new materials.

Localized content

Finished localized texts, pages and visuals in new languages. We deliver files in the format of the source materials.

A locale package

Captions, voice-over and versions for platforms. The package covers a release in a new market end to end.

Limitations and cost

Where the solution pushes back

  • 01

    Accuracy versus speed

    The speed of a translation loses nuance, and a verified text takes time. For each task we pick the pace and the editing scope.

  • 02

    Terms need a glossary

    Without a glossary terms drift between translators. We keep one glossary, so the product speaks one language.

  • 03

    Cost of languages

    Each language is a separate scope of work and review. We estimate the budget by language and show where a package pays off.

  • 04

    Cultural details

    Idioms and examples from one market sound foreign in another. We adapt the meaning, so the text lands in the culture.

  • 05

    Captions versus dubbing

    Captions cost less, while dubbing feels closer for video. We pick the format for the channel and the audience.

What we localize

What we localize

The site and landing pages.

Articles and newsletters.

Interfaces and help content.

Presentations and documents.

Video and captions.

Product cards and catalogs.

Localization coverage

Localization coverage

English and European languages.

CIS and Middle East languages.

Asian markets.

Industry glossaries.

A native-speaker review.

What the team gets

What the team gets

One glossary of brand terms.

Texts without traces of machine translation.

A native-speaker review in every language.

A locale package with captions and voice-over.

A release calendar for the launch date.

Support for new languages after launch.

Budget estimate

Cost calculator

This is an indicative range, not a quote. We scope the exact estimate after a brief: it depends on volume and the number of integrations.

Languages

3

Content volume

Format

Review

SEO adaptation

Add-ons

Support

Year one: updates and monitoring, a reply within 2 business days.

Service

Content Localization for New Languages

The estimate covers our team's work. Hardware, third-party service licences and travel are added on request.

Estimated cost

₽750,000

Timeline

5 wk

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from machine translation?

Machine translation knows the language but mixes up terms and tone. We keep a glossary and have a native speaker edit the text.

Who checks quality?

The text passes native-speaker editing. We check terms against the brand glossary.

Do you localize video?

Yes, we make captions, dubbing and on-screen text swaps. Material ships in a new language without a new shoot.

How do you store terms?

We keep one glossary for the product and the industry. All translators work from it.

How long does localization take?

We show a pilot in a few days, and the volume depends on materials. We build the calendar around the launch date.

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