Comparison · Checked 9 July 2026
Page Translator vs Linguana
Linguana is a subscription built for no-code platforms, with subdirectory SEO and a capped credit grant. Page Translator is a Framer plugin you buy once, and the translated pages belong to your project.
Linguana is a reasonable middle ground: cheaper than Weglot, focused on no-code, and it handles the hosting and the SEO plumbing for you, including server-side hreflang and translated slugs. The cost is that your translations live on Linguana's infrastructure. Page Translator makes the opposite trade: you own the pages, you pay once, you stay inside Framer, and you accept a weaker hreflang implementation.
| Linguana | Page Translator | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | From $19/month billed yearly ($25 monthly), Starter | €29 once, no subscription |
| 3 extra languages, 1 year | $228/year (Starter includes 3 languages) | €29 total, forever |
| Where translations live | Translated static pages hosted by Linguana, on subdirectories | Real Framer pages in your own project |
| Word / page limits | One-time grant of 10,000 AI credits on Starter (1 credit = 1 word). Manual translation is free | None on Pro |
| hreflang, served how | Server-side hreflang, subdirectories, translated slugs and meta tags | hreflang injected client-side by a script, not server-rendered |
| If you stop paying | Not documented on their pricing page | Pages stay in your project, nothing breaks |
| Platform | Framer, Webflow and others | Framer only |
| Translator workflow | Managed in the Linguana dashboard | You edit the pages directly in Framer |
| CMS collections | Covered by the service | Sister plugin, CMS Translator (€19) |
- You publish on more than one no-code platform, not just Framer.
- You want the translated versions hosted and maintained for you, without touching your project.
- You want server-side hreflang and translated slugs without doing the plumbing yourself.
- A managed dashboard is worth a recurring cost to you.
- Your site is on Framer and you want the translated pages inside your own project.
- You would rather pay €29 once than $228 or more every year.
- You want to edit a translated page directly on the Framer canvas, like any other page.
- You want the pages to survive if you ever stop using the plugin.
- It only works on Framer. Linguana also covers Webflow and other platforms.
- Its hreflang tags are injected by a script in the browser. Linguana serves hreflang server-side, and translates slugs and meta tags too.
- It translates static pages. CMS collections need CMS Translator, sold separately at €19.
- Nothing is managed for you: the pages live in your project and you maintain them.
FAQ
Page Translator vs Linguana, answered.
Is Page Translator cheaper than Linguana?
Over any period longer than a couple of months, yes. Page Translator is €29 once. Linguana's Starter plan is $19 per month billed yearly, so about $228 for a year, and again the year after. Paid monthly it is $25.
Where do Linguana translations actually live?
Linguana parses your pages, caches them, and serves translated static pages from its own infrastructure on subdirectories. Page Translator writes real Framer pages into your own project, so the translated content is yours and stays there.
What happens if I stop paying Linguana?
Their public pricing page does not document it, so we will not claim it. What we can say is that Linguana serves the translated pages, while Page Translator leaves them in your project: uninstall the plugin and every translated page remains.
Does Linguana have word limits?
Starter comes with a one-time grant of 10,000 AI credits, where one credit is one word. It is a grant, not a monthly allowance. Manual translation does not consume credits. Page Translator Pro has no word or page limit.
Which one is better for SEO?
Linguana, on the plumbing. It serves hreflang from the server and translates slugs and meta tags. Page Translator injects hreflang with a browser script, because Framer locks the server-rendered tags to its paid native Locales. It translates slugs only in DeepL mode, and never translates page titles or meta descriptions. Page Translator's advantage is ownership: the indexed pages are real pages in your project, on your domain.
Can Linguana do things Page Translator cannot?
Yes. It works beyond Framer, hosts and manages the translated versions for you, serves hreflang server-side, translates slugs and meta tags, and covers CMS content in the same subscription.
See all four options side by side: Framer Locales, Weglot, Linguana and Page Translator →
Competitor prices, plan names and limits checked on each vendor's public pricing page on 9 July 2026. Neither vendor documents there what happens to translated content after cancellation, so this page does not claim it. Plans change: always verify before deciding.
Real pages. One payment. Your project.
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