Namespaces in software localization
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Namespaces are a great way to organize translations in software localization. Learn what namespaces are, why they are important, and how to use them in your localization process.
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Are you actively seeking an alternative for Locize translation management? SimpleLocalize, as an alternative for Locize, offers a great variety of features and a user-friendly, simple i18n translation editor. Besides its great online translation editor, SimpleLocalize is built with simplicity in mind. With fixed, predictable pricing, clear terms of use and great support, we will help you localize your website or app on your terms.
SimpleLocalize is a feedback-driven app. We listen to our customers and offer customization options in a user and developer-friendly software. Multiple integrations, like i18next, next-translate, FormatJS and much more, as supported file formats, help in translation and localization process management.
SimpleLocalize vs Locize
Value and features comparison between SimpleLocalize and Locize translation management software.
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| i18next integration | |||
| Predictable pricing | |||
| Translation modifications | Free and unlimited | Paid per word $0.04 modification | |
| Translation fetching | Free and unlimited | Paid per $0.001 request | |
| Pricing | Fixed price | $5 + translation hosting and changes | |
| Full FormatJS support | |||
| Native integrations | |||
| Vendor agnostic | |||
| Open-source CLI | |||
| Auto-translation markings | |||
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Cost comparison
Translation hosting pricing comparison.
Cost estimated for a small app with 200 users and 5 languages.
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| Fixed price | $12 / €12 (with annual payment) | $5 | |
| Translation modifications | Free and unlimited | $10 50 changes per month * 5 languages * $0.04 | |
| Translation downloads | Free and unlimited | $3 200 users * 30 days * 5 page loads * $0.0001 | |
| Translation hosting | Free and unlimited | $18 300 keys * 3 words/key * 5 languages * $0.004 | |
| Total cost of localized application | $12 per month (with annual payment) | $36 per month |
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