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Bing Translator vs TranslatePress

Both stand on translation software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Bing Translator

Free plan AndroidExtensioniPhone+1

Bing Translator covers web text, mobile, photo and live conversation use, with offline options in the app. Its 1,000-character page limit and language-dependent feature availability are worth noting.

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Choose TranslatePress if you need website translation with memory and glossary tools, and its site and word allowances match your needs. Personal starts at €8.25 per month billed yearly; look at Business or Developer for more sites and higher AI translated word limits.

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The facts

	Bing Translator	TranslatePress
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Yes
Runs on	Android, Extension, iPhone, Web	API, Self-hosted, Web
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Personal: €99 a year
Plans published	2	7
Maker	Not published	TranslatePress
Website	bing.com	translatepress.com
On translation software	#3 of 156	#1 of 156

Bing Translator: what it does well

Free web text translation.
Live conversations support browser participants.
Offline translation works with downloaded language packs.
Photo text translation is available in the app.

What to know first

Each web-page input is limited to 1,000 characters.
Document translation is not available.
Translation features vary by language.
Consumer app translations may be recorded for service improvements.

TranslatePress: what it does well

Supports 160 languages.
Includes translation memory and glossary tools.
Provides API access.
Paid plans cover one, three, or unlimited sites.
Developer includes 500K AI translated words.

What to know first

Personal is limited to one site and 50K AI translated words.
Business is limited to three sites and 200K AI translated words.
Annual plans auto-renew.

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