One button
No settings, no key to copy: the plugin finds its licence by itself, linked to your domain name. You click “Translate my site”, and translation starts in the languages you've chosen.
TOP TRANSLATE · WordPress translation
Your site in 30 languages. And found on Google in every one.
Your WordPress site is in English. Tomorrow it will also be in Español, Deutsch, Italiano — at real URLs that Google indexes, without you retyping a single line.
Fixed price, no metering 30 languages included No commitment
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Works with what you already have
WordPressWooCommerceElementorDiviGutenbergYoast SEO
The difference that decides everything
Translating isn't enough. Google has to see the translation.
Most solutions translate the page once it has reached the visitor's browser. But what Google records is what the server sent — in other words, the original version. Your translated pages never make it into search results.
Translated in the browser
monsite.fr a single URL
The visitor clicks a flag then waits
Google receives French and indexes only that
As far as search engines are concerned, only one page exists.
Translated by the server
monsite.fr/de/ one URL per language
The visitor lands in their own language instantly
Google receives German and indexes it
Thirty pages exist, and each one can be found.
Your original content is never modified. The translation sits on top of your site, not inside it. The day you stop, everything goes back exactly as it was — your text was never touched.
What you get
Multilingual, without the nasty surprises.
30 languages included
The thirty most widely spoken languages are included in every plan. Switch them on and off whenever you like, at no extra cost.
A fixed price, known in advance
The price depends on the size of your site, measured once. It doesn't change if your traffic soars. No per-word billing, no per-visit billing.
SEO done for you
Each language gets its own URL, title, description and sitemap, with the tags that tell Google “this is the German version of this page”. And every day, we check from the outside, just as Google does, that each language responds and stays indexable.
No slowdown
Every translated page is cached and served as is. Your visitors never wait, and one more visitor costs you nothing.
Your corrections always win
Don't like a turn of phrase? Correct it, and your version is the one that's served. The machine will never overwrite it.
In three steps
Your WordPress site and WooCommerce shop, from monolingual to multilingual.
You install the plugin
Like any WordPress plugin, in two minutes. It looks at your site and recognises its language and structure. It changes nothing.
You choose what gets translated
The plugin lists everything that can be translated, heaviest first, with the weight of each line. Untick what doesn't need translating and the total follows: that's your exact price, before you even create an account.
You click “Translate my site”
Translated URLs are created, SEO tags are put in place, and Google can come and index them. Your visitors land directly in their own language.
Pricing
It depends on the size of your site. Not on your success.
A busier site doesn't cost more. A site that sells more doesn't cost more. All that counts is the amount of text to translate, measured once, at installation.
It doesn't depend on your traffic
A million more visitors doesn't cost a single euro more. A translated page is generated once, then served from the cache.
It doesn't depend on the number of languages
All thirty are included. Turn them on or remove them whenever you like, and nothing changes on your invoice.
It depends on the size of your site
In other words, on the amount of text to translate, measured once, at installation. It's the only thing that counts.
Why the plugin measures your site before giving you a price. Nobody can price a site accurately from the outside — not us, not our competitors. A reading taken from outside sees neither your drafts, nor your menus, nor the text that Elementor or Divi keep in their settings; and it counts technical code as text when it isn't. Measured on 26 August 2026 on a customer's Elementor site: 57,204 characters seen from outside versus 39,566 actually displayed — a 45% gap, always in the same direction. Close to a plan limit, that's a whole tier paid for nothing. The plugin measures from the inside, for free, and the total it shows is the one you'll pay.
The other plugin
TOP CALENDAR — it knows what's actually available.
A calendar shows boxes, and you do the counting. TOP CALENDAR knows what you own, how many, and what's already taken — so it can answer “which units are available from the 10th to the 12th?”
- Double bookings are impossible — the check happens in the database, under a lock, never in the browser.
- Horses, bikes, rooms, kayaks, equipment — the engine knows no trade's vocabulary, so it works with yours.
- A free edition that's genuinely useful — and a 14-day trial of the Plus edition, no card required.
Discover TOP CALENDAR Plus edition: €179/year, everything included.
Saturday 12 September · 09:00 → 11:00
Forest ride
6 of 12 places left.
4 mounts available
Bijou available
Vasco available
Luna under treatment — 3 days
Luna isn't deleted: she comes back into the inventory with her full history.
The REDORZO ecosystem
Plugins that just plug in. Full stop.
One shared principle: it works in one click, it respects your site, and it costs a fixed price.
Available
TOP TRANSLATE
Server-side translation, 30 languages, SEO included. Your site exists in every language, at its own URL.
Learn more
Available
TOP CALENDAR
Bookings and inventory. Events, places, named units, availability — and a 14-day trial, no card required.
Learn more
Coming soon
TOP SEO
Titles, descriptions and structured data set up automatically, without an overcomplicated tool to figure out.
Coming soon
TOP SHIELD
Password attempts, injections and malicious scripts blocked by default. Security with no setup.
Coming soon
TOP CACHE
Pages served instantly, compression included. No settings to figure out to get speed.
The questions we get asked
What to know before you start.
Will it damage my site?
No, and you can check: the plugin never writes to your posts or pages. The translation sits on top of your site. If you deactivate it, your site goes back to exactly what it was, without a single word having been changed.
How much will it cost me per month?
It depends on the amount of text to translate on your site — and nothing else. The plugin gives you the exact figure, free, in two minutes: it measures your site from the inside, which no estimate made from outside can do without getting it wrong. Once set, the price doesn't move as long as your site stays the same size: no per-word billing, no per-visit billing, no language charged separately.
Will Google penalise me for duplicate content?
No. A translation isn't a duplicate: it's a version in another language, and Google knows it. The plugin adds the tags that say so — each page declares its equivalents in the other languages, and each one declares which version is its reference. That's exactly what Google asks for on a multilingual site.
What if I stop paying?
TOP TRANSLATE stops working within a day of your subscription ending: your site returns to its original language, its translated pages are no longer served, and both shop translation and multilingual SEO stop. Your translations stay saved: if you resubscribe, they come back online without re-translating anything. Since your original content was never modified, there's nothing to repair. The subscription is monthly and can be cancelled at any time.
Can I correct a translation I don't like?
Yes, sentence by sentence, from your WordPress dashboard. Your correction becomes the version that's served and will never be overwritten. You can also list the words that must never be translated — your brand name, your product codes.
Does it slow my site down?
No. A translated page is generated once and then cached; after that, it's served as is, like any other page on your site. An extra visitor triggers no processing and costs you nothing.
I have a WooCommerce shop. Does it work?
Yes: product pages, the cart and checkout are supported, as are pages built with Elementor or Divi. Order emails, however, go out in your shop's language, and that's deliberate: a faulty translation in a contractual document would make you liable as the seller. And what the shop displays afterwards, in the browser — the mini-cart, a variation's description — is detected and then translated a few minutes after it first appears.
I manage several sites. What about agencies?
Each site has its own fixed plan, and your customer area brings together the billing for all your sites, with a total known in advance. Write to us: we'll look at your portfolio and reply with a figure, not a brochure.
Ready to speak the language of all your customers?
The plugin is free and translates nothing until you have a subscription. Its first job is to measure your site and give you your exact price — no commitment and no card required.