Yes. Editing one language version does not force you to make the same change everywhere else.
MULTILINGUAL WEBSITE
Start in one language. Add more when the market demands it.
Manage multiple language versions of the same website, each with its own content and SEO settings. Use AI to prepare an initial translation, then refine it for the people you're speaking to.
Manage every language version in one place.
You don't need separate websites for separate markets. Keep each language version alongside the others and edit them independently.
A message for each audience
Adapt the offer and copy for each audience instead of relying on a word-for-word translation.
SEO for each language →
Fine-tune supported SEO titles and descriptions for every language version separately.
AI drafts you can refine
Let AI prepare a first translation, then review the wording for your audience and brand.
One site, independently editable versions
Manage every version in one place while updating one language without rewriting the others.
A practical way to add another language.
Launch with one strong version first, then build the next language step by step.
1. Get the first language right
Start with a clear structure, message and set of pages in the language you're launching with.
2. Add the next language
Enable another language version on the same website.
3. Use AI for the first draft →
Create a quick starting version with AI — including from ChatGPT or Claude if that is where you prefer to work.
4. Rewrite for the market
Adjust the copy for local expectations, terminology and the way your audience actually speaks.
5. Tune the SEO →
Set the SEO title and description for that language so the page makes sense in the target market too.
Questions before adding another language
Plan limits, AI translations and editing: the practical details.
MORE LANGUAGES, SAME WEBSITE
Launch in one language. Expand when you're ready.
Create the first version now, then add another language when you move into a new market or start speaking to a new audience.