We are a team of carefully selected professionals who have the same interest as you: elevate your brand and make it accessible to users of other languages.

Our team of remote translators is extremely scalable and can manage large projects in several languages: Ambra, translator and founder, will be your project manager and will remain available for any questions or concerns you may have. Being a translator herself, she knows how to run the translation process into the different languages and what critical issues and difficulties translators may face.

Forget the hours spent searching for the right translator for each language and giving individual instructions to each one: with us you save time and are sure to get a high-quality translation. Thus, you will have time again to concentrate on your business.

You can find more information about this topic in this blog article: How to Find a Good Translator.

The languages in which we mainly work are English, Italian, German, French, Chinese, Spanish (Castilian and American Spanish), Portuguese (European and Brazilian Portuguese) and Dutch, but we also have collaborators in languages such as Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Polish, Japanese, Arabic, Russian, Ukrainian, Hungarian, Romanian, Greek, Thai, Hindi, Malay, Indonesian, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Korean…

Please contact us, we will check if we can help you!

Translation transforms text, while localisation transforms the entire content from one language to another. Localisation covers both linguistic and cultural adaptation.

Translation is indeed part of localisation, but more work is required for content to become authentic, native-like and locally accepted. When localising your content, you should pay even more attention to the cultural nuances and other specifics of the market you’re targeting. That’s why our translators translate only into their native language.

Localisation is especially recommended for highly emotional content which includes marketing and website content and apps.

For more information read our article: “Translation vs. Localisation: what’s the difference?”.

There is no universal answer to this question, as it depends on:

• language combination (e.g. English to Japanese translation is more expensive than Italian to Spanish translation);
• type of text (e.g. the technical translation of  a white paper will cost more than a hotel website);
• provided file format: non-editable files such as jpg, tif and png or scanned files require more work. More work is needed also for texts containing mark-up languages;
• delivery deadline (a surcharge applies to urgent deliveries).

The translation costs are based on a per-word rate and we use tools to calculate the number of words. We will be happy to provide you with a free quote tailored to your needs!

As with the previous question, the timing may vary depending on several factors such as type of text and format, as well as our availability at the time.
However, we will find a way to accommodate you in order to provide you with a great, quick and cost-effective translation.

We accept:

• Wire transfers in EUR, GBP or USD
• PayPal and Payoneer for smaller projects under 500€
• Payments in 30+ cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, LTC, CRO, LINK etc.)

For first-time clients, we usually request a 50% advance payment, with the rest due upon delivery of the project.

For regular clients, the payment is due 30 days after invoicing, and invoicing is usually done after completion of the project.

Of course! We have certain areas of specialisation, but we also gained experience in other industries such as: legal, electronics, real estate, astrology, furniture, automotive, medicine, fashion & beauty, transportation, tourism, web & IT.⠀

Try us out!

We guarantee you that you will be 100% satisfied. If not, we will revise the translation until you are. Quality is our priority!

Just email us: we will get back to you very quickly.

We do not provide such services: we have preferred to specialise only in translation, proofreading and editing. What we do, we want to do well.
In any case, working in the digital world we know and have worked with various professionals who offer all these services, so we would be happy to recommend someone to you.

No, we don’t.