Interpres Pro translates anything in your admin.

Pick a plugin, press Translate, and a few minutes later its admin screens are in your language, as real WordPress language files. Updates only re-translate what changed.

Pro runs on top of the free plugin. Translation units: 1 credit = 1,000 strings translated through Interpres Cloud. Strings another site already translated are free.

Pricing

Prices in USD. Korean customers see KRW prices on the Korean page. Sales open soon; until then, email hello@interpres.ing.

Yearly most popular

$29
per year · 1 site
  • 30 cloud credits a year (30,000 strings), up to 10 carried over on renewal
  • Interpres Cloud: no API key needed
  • Server cache: strings already translated elsewhere are free
  • Updates included while subscribed
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Lifetime · 1 site

$49
one-time · special sales only
  • 25 cloud credits to start (valid 12 months)
  • Use your own Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini key, unlimited
  • Server cache forever
  • 1 year of updates, then $9 a year to extend
Special sales only

Lifetime · 10 sites

$89
one-time · special sales only
  • 50 cloud credits to start (valid 12 months, shared across sites)
  • Your own API key, unlimited
  • Server cache forever
  • 1 year of updates, then $9 a year to extend
Special sales only

Extra credits: $9 for 10 (valid 12 months). Update extension for lifetime licenses: $9 a year.

Questions

Do I need an API key?

No. Interpres Cloud translates with your credits. If you prefer your own key (lifetime licenses), Pro talks to Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini directly and the cost is whatever the provider charges you.

What does one credit cover?

1,000 translated strings. A typical plugin has 300 to 3,000 admin strings; a large one like WooCommerce is bigger but mostly covered by official translations already, so only the gaps count.

What happens to my translations?

They are written as standard language files on your site and stay there. With sharing on, translations you make are sent to the Interpres server, reviewed, and then offered to other sites as a pack. You can turn sharing off in Settings.

Is the quality good?

Translations use glossaries built from the official WordPress core translations of your language, keep placeholders and HTML intact, and you can fix any string in place. Reviewed packs mark their origin.