Website Translation and Articles FR↔EN
Your site speaks French. Your customers search in English.
Monthly translation of your articles, pages and newsletters — with the SEO localization that makes them findable.
The Reality
A translated article does not rank on its own. Keywords in one language are not translations of those in the other: your best French article can become invisible in English — not for lack of quality, but because it answers no real search query.
Three Subscription Plans for Blog and Website Translation
Rates excl. tax (HT). If a formal invoice is requested, VAT is added at the applicable rate.
Essential
3,000 words / month · about 2 to 3 articles
Ideal to start a steady bilingual presence without overloading your editorial calendar.
Growth
6,000 words / month · about 5 to 6 articles
Maintained client glossary. The pace for sites that publish every week.
Authority
10,000 words / month · blog, product pages, newsletters
Volume discount included. For continuous production and a coherent bilingual voice.
SEO Localization: Why a Translated Article Does Not Rank Alone
Priced per article, never per word: keyword research in the target language, title and H1 adaptation, meta description, slug, alt text. Effort does not vary with text length — neither does the price.
| Per article up to 1,200 words | 25,000 FCFA excl. tax |
| Long-form or pillar page | 50,000 FCFA excl. tax |
SEO localization is optional and billed per article on top of the monthly plan.
What Is Included in Every Website Translation
- Client glossary built and maintained
- Terminological consistency from article to article
- Native formats preserved (CMS, Markdown, Word)
- Full review following the TEP sequence
- Strict confidentiality — no files kept after delivery
How Website and Blog Translation Works
Send
You send your articles or editorial calendar.
Quote & Calibration
Quote within 24 hours and plan calibration.
Delivery
Delivery throughout the month, in your formats.
Invoicing
Compliant invoice; glossary enriched each cycle.
Volume Pricing — When to Choose Which Plan
Essential (3,000 words) fits a soft launch or a site that publishes two short posts a month. Growth (6,000 words) is the default once you post weekly and want a maintained glossary so product names stay consistent. Authority (10,000 words) makes sense when the same month mixes blog posts, product pages and a newsletter — the per-word effective rate drops, and one voice covers the whole stack.
SEO localization stays optional on every plan: add it only on the URLs you actually want to rank, not on every draft.
Worked example — one monthly editorial cycle
A Growth client sends a four-week calendar on day 1: two 900-word how-to articles, one 1,200-word comparison page, and a 600-word product update (about 3,600 words). I confirm the plan fit, lock terminology against the existing glossary, and deliver throughout the month in CMS-ready format. They add SEO localization on the comparison page only (title, H1, meta, slug, alt text) — billed once at the per-article add-on rate — and keep the how-tos for social without the SEO package. Unused words that month do not roll over; if volume spikes the following month, they step up to Authority with one month's notice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. You can move to a higher or lower plan with one month's notice.
No. The word volume is consumed within the calendar month of the subscription.
Native formats (CMS, Markdown, Word) are preserved. Integration into your tool stays on your side, or can be discussed if needed.
No. It is an optional add-on billed per article, on top of the translation plan.
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