— Any language, your call, one window —
Publish anywhere, in your voice
For writers and content teams — publish in any language without flattening your voice, on a styleguide that holds your tone and a memory that remembers every call you make.
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Here to help you translate
A key turned in the lock and the door swung open.
У замку повернувся ключ, і двері розчахнулися.
The knock came just before midnight.
Стукіт пролунав перед самою північчю.
From draft to any language, on one workflow
- I.
Drop in your draft, see it translated
Bring in DOCX, PDF, Markdown, or paste raw text. Headings, lists, and inline formatting come with it. Side-by-side editor, your language pair set on the way in.
Side-by-side translation - II.
A glossary for the names that matter
Brand names, character names, product names — the words a translation must get right. Build it once, and every translation in every language enforces it. Page 1 to page 500.
Glossary in context - III.
A styleguide that holds your tone, sentence by sentence
Tone, rules, and the quirks that make your writing yours. Every regeneration runs through it — so when you ask for "more punch" or "keep the metaphor," the rewrite stays in your tone. Generate a styleguide from a sample page, version it, swap per release.
Direction + your styleguide - IV.
Literess flags what flattens your tone
A literary editor at your side. She reads the translation, finds the moments where the tone has gone neutral, and leaves notes on the blocks that need another pass before publishing.
Literess at work - V.
Review with a co-author or editor
Send a link. They read in a clean reading view, leave comments on any block, you reply and resolve. No DOCX-by-email, no comment-tracker spreadsheet.
Review mode
Simple pricing
Pay for words you actually translate — self-serve, no sales call to start. Top up when you need more; extra words don’t expire.
Standard mode spends 1 word per source word. Pro mode uses a deeper model — 3 words per source word. Manual edits, exports, comments, and review activity are free — words are only spent when a block is translated by AI.
Free
Always freeFor your first projects
Unlimited users
Standard mode, 1 word per source word.
- Standard quality — fast, accurate, faithful
- Translation memory — a database of past translations, reused for consistency
- Workflows — chain translate, proofread, and checks into one run
- Glossary, styleguide, QA, import / export — all included
- Notion, Drive, TMX / XLIFF — import, export, bring your own memory
- 50+ languages — from Spanish to Tagalog, shelf to shelf
- 10 lifetime messages with Literess — your agentic AI literary editor, who remembers your projects and preferences
- No credit card required
Starter
For regular client work
Unlimited users
- Pro mode — deeper model for nuance, 3 words per source word
- Batch translation across whole projects
- Unlimited Literess — your agentic AI literary editor: drafts, proofreads, sets things up for you
- Teams — invite anyone free; add €29 seats to fund a shared word pool (100,000/mo each)
- Top up anytime — extra words never expire
Pro
For higher volumeFor agencies & large catalogs
Unlimited users
- 3× Starter’s allowance — headroom for batch work and full catalogs
- Priority support — direct line, faster replies
- Predictable bill — most months covered without top-ups
Prices are in EUR. VAT is added at checkout where applicable — EU consumers see local VAT, while EU businesses with a valid VAT ID pay the net price under reverse charge. Top up any paid plan with word packs — 50,000 words for €19, 200,000 for €69, or 500,000 for €149 — and pack words never expire. Working as a team? Creating a team and inviting people is free; add seats (2 or more) to fund a shared word pool — each seat contributes its plan’s monthly words, on one invoice. Cancel anytime; 7-day money-back guarantee on your first subscription payment, no questions asked.
Estimate the cost of your next project
- Words used50,000 of 100,000 included on Starter
Nothing could translate what we wrote — so we built what could
Two writers, one problem.
— Vitalii.I wrote 120,000 words of satirical romance fantasy — mages drowning in debt, a multiverse economy that makes Wall Street look ethical, and a love story tangled up in all of it.
— Mariia.I write semi-fictional stories about real people, built around how it felt. Most of the people I wrote about were foreigners. We met in English, spoke in English, lived those moments in English. So I wrote them that way too.
“But I sometimes wonder what version of them I missed by not writing them in their language.”Mariia
— Vitalii.The same flatness hit me from the other side. Every tool I tried preserved the words but killed the voice. Tone, rhythm, wit, emotional texture — nothing held. It all came back flatter than it went in.
— Both of us.So we did what we know how to do. We read the machine-translation papers. We benchmarked Claude, GPT, Gemini, and a handful of open models on the same 50-page chapter — judging accuracy, tone, and whether the satire still landed. None of them held all three; each failed in a different way. So we built the tool we wished had existed when we started.
Questions creators ask first
- You write a translation styleguide once — tone, rules, the quirks you want kept. Every translation in every language references it. When you regenerate a sentence, the styleguide and your direction both feed in.
- No. You can translate first and add brand terms or character names to the glossary as you notice them. Or skip it entirely for one-off pieces.
- Yes — anything from a 500-word post to a 50-chapter manuscript. Block-level structure handles long pieces; sentence-level controls handle the moments where it really has to land.
- Connect your Notion workspace, search for the page or database you want, import it as a translation document. When you’re done, export the translation back to Notion — same structure, ready to schedule and publish.
- When tone and nuance matter more than speed. Pro mode uses a deeper model and costs 3× per source word. For most content marketing, Standard is fine; for literary pieces or anything tonally tricky, Pro mode is worth it.
- Free covers ~5 pages a month (1,500 words) — enough to try everything. Starter at €29/mo (100,000 words) handles regular publishing — ~330 pages in Standard or ~100 in Pro mode. Pro at €79/mo (300,000 words) is built for higher volume. Top up any paid plan with word packs — Small (€19/50K), Medium (€69/200K), Large (€149/500K) — and pack words don’t expire.