How Gloty compares
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Gloty vs. Weglot
Weglot is a polished, platform-agnostic SaaS: install the connector, add an API key, and your site is machine-translated in minutes. But your translations live on Weglot's servers and you're billed by unique word count and number of languages — and serving depends on staying within the active plan limits.
Read comparisonGloty vs. WPML
WPML suits multilingual editing, professional translator workflows and stores needing its multicurrency tools. Its CMS and Agency licenses include AI words that are topped up to the included amount at annual renewal; unused words do not expire.
Read comparisonGloty vs. Polylang
Polylang is lightweight, native, and has a genuinely capable free version with 800,000+ active installations — you build multilingual sites by creating a linked, translated post for each language. Its Pro edition adds a DeepL assist, but that runs one item at a time, only with DeepL, and doesn't re-sync when you edit the source.
Read comparisonGloty vs. MultilingualPress
MultilingualPress (by Syde) links content across separate language sites in a WordPress Multisite network. That suits different content or presentation for each market.
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