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WebLingo turns public pages into crawlable localized versions you can review before rollout.
For public pages only. Excludes checkout, accounts, personalization, and real-time flows.
Private preview
Preview WebLingo on your own site
Enter a public URL and an email. We'll generate a private preview and email the link when it's ready.
Public pages
landing pages, docs, pricing, policies, and SEO pages
Search-ready output
crawlable HTML with metadata, hreflang, and sitemap support
Control before rollout
private preview, review controls where enabled, serving toggle, and rollback path
Public pages decide market trust
Campaigns travel faster when the pages behind them are localized too.
Market context
Language preference can shape buying research, but WebLingo does not guarantee ranking, traffic, or conversion lift.
Lost organic traffic
Missing localized metadata, slugs, and hreflang can hide useful public pages.
Unsupported pages create risk
Checkout, booking, account, and personalized flows need separate product work.
Manual page copies drift
Duplicated CMS pages and ad hoc translations drift as pages change.
Built for public pages
Localize public pages without rebuilding the source site.
Travel & hospitality marketing pages
Localize destination, amenity, and policy pages; exclude booking and payment.
SaaS and B2B growth pages
Localize public landing pages, pricing, docs, and policies; exclude app UI.
Agency and professional services sites
Preview client public pages without agency billing or workspace promises.
From URL to rollout decision
- 1
Choose public pages
Start with public landing, docs, pricing, policy, or SEO pages.
- 2
Generate localized previews
Submit one URL and inspect a private localized preview.
- 3
Review controls
Check glossary, overrides, paths, placeholders, metadata, and exclusions.
- 4
Enable serving deliberately
For production, publish approved artifacts and refresh from source snapshots.
Preview first. Roll out deliberately.
Questions engineers ask
Is this SEO-safe?
WebLingo renders crawlable localized HTML with metadata and hreflang support. It does not guarantee rankings or traffic.
Do you access private or authenticated pages?
No. WebLingo processes public URLs you provide. Use allowlists for paths like /blog or /docs; logged-in, personalized, and real-time pages are out of scope.
How do updates work?
Refreshes run through crawl and translate workflows from approved source snapshots, not live mirroring.
Can I control which parts of my site are localized?
Yes. You can restrict localization to specific paths and exclude others, focusing on the content that matters most.
Does this work with React, Next.js, or SPAs?
WebLingo works when pages render at crawl time, including SSR/SSG and hydrated JS. Logged-in, personalized, and real-time pages are out of scope.
Do you translate URL paths or slugs?
Yes. Keep original paths or choose translated slugs per language, with hreflang and localized sitemap support.
Ready to see your site in a new market?
Start with one public page. Review the localized result before rollout.
No code installed for preview. Publish only after review.
Start with one public page, then expand after review.