Pick the path that fits your team. Each solution tailors professional translation services and multilingual marketing to the budgets, channels, and markets your organization works in, with live interpreting support for meetings and events. When an authority asks for it, we also deliver a certified translation with a signed certificate of accuracy.
We run three solution tracks: one for small and medium businesses, one for corporations and multinationals, and one for NGOs and international development. They share the same native-speaking linguists and the same dual-review process, but each is structured differently, because a founder launching a second market and a corporate team coordinating a dozen regional editions are not buying the same thing.
Start with the card that sounds most like your organization, or read the comparison below. Every track covers document and website translation, spoken language support through professional interpreting, and multilingual digital marketing, so you can add pieces later without changing partners. The BeTranslated homepage details our full range of services should you require solutions beyond these three tracks.
Founders and growth marketers reaching international customers without an in-country team. Native-speaking specialists run lean monthly programs in one to three markets, with per-word translation, social media retainers, and project-based SEO audits available. A single project manager owns timelines, quality, and reporting, and we reply with a scoped quote.
Explore SMB solutionsEnterprise marketing teams running regional editions across integrated paid and organic channels. A single point of contact coordinates the per-market specialists, a shared translation memory keeps terminology consistent, and reporting compares results across markets. Regulatory and crisis content can be prioritized, and we outline the consolidation roadmap with you.
Explore enterprise solutionsWe serve donor, beneficiary, and policy audiences in every required working language. Linguists who know development-sector terminology translate and localize content for institutional donors, community readers, and ministries, with a flexible model that scales up for emergency response and back down between campaigns. Donor data is handled confidentially before any content is shared, and we can sign a confidentiality agreement on request.
Explore NGO solutionsEach track draws on the same language expertise. What changes is who coordinates the work, how many markets run at once, and how scope and pricing are set.
Small businesses work with one project manager who owns timelines, quality, and reporting. Enterprise teams get a single point of contact, with per-market specialists behind that role. NGOs work with linguists who know development-sector terminology, supported by a flexible engagement model.
Small business programs focus on one to three markets at a time, and ad budgets go first to the markets that convert before scaling. Enterprise programs run many regional editions with shared terminology across every one. NGO programs follow the working languages of donors, beneficiaries, and policy readers, including the languages of field offices.
Small businesses typically translate a website, a product catalog, help center articles, or social posts for a second market. Corporations localize content calendars, paid media, multilingual SEO with hreflang, and regulatory or crisis statements. NGOs translate annual reports, grant applications, safeguarding information, policy briefs, and fundraising campaigns.
Small business engagements are scoped to the budget first, with per-word translation. Enterprise engagements start with an audit and a transition plan from the current vendor stack. NGO engagements are scoped to the campaign or program, and the quote is confirmed in writing before work starts.
Small business projects follow a confirmed delivery date agreed with the quote. Enterprise teams get prioritized turnaround for regulatory filings, recalls, and crisis statements. NGOs can scale up for emergency response, and we plan capacity with you for ongoing crises.
All three tracks use linguists who translate only into their mother tongue, with a second linguist reviewing the work before delivery, across 50+ languages. Translation memory is built from the first project, so repeated terms stay consistent and later projects move faster.
When an authority asks for it, any solution can include a certified translation: a translation with a signed certificate of accuracy, for example for a US state court, USCIS, a German Standesamt, or an Italian Comune. The receiving authority decides what it accepts, so we confirm its requirements before work begins.
Meetings, hearings, and events can add interpreters through our professional interpreting services. If you are unsure which track fits, send a short description of your markets and budget through the quote form, and we will recommend one.
Tell us about your audience, budget, and target markets. We reply with a scoped quote.
