Translation & localization

In the modern world a translator’s job often means not only translating a piece of information into another language, but also adjusting the contents of websites, software tools, games, applications etc. to users of a different culture by, for example, adapting forms of address and CTA phrases. It is called localization.

Options

SONKEIGO Basic (Cheapest)

  • This option is both the most economical and the quickest. In this case, only one translator will work on the text. This service is suitable for situations where the translation is not intended to be published anywhere specific, or if the client intends to edit it on their side.
  • Cheaper does not necessarily mean worse, and you can still expect a good quality translation.
  • Costs for this service start at EUR 15 per page.

SONKEIGO Economy (Most popular)

  • Our most popular translation service option involves having two translators work on your text. This ensures accuracy, and the translation is then edited and corrections are made in agreement with the translator. This service is suitable for all cases where the translation will be submitted or published somewhere.
  • For situations where quality is of utmost importance, such as for advertisements, press releases, and social media content, we offer an additional proofreading service.
  • The costs for this service start at EUR 18 per page.

SONKEIGO Premium (Best)

  • We offer an exceptional service that comprises translation, editing, proofreading, and other services as required, such as terminology research. It is specifically tailored for situations where precision is of utmost importance, such as legal, technical, safety-related texts, and medical translations.
  • The cost of the service is determined by the amount of work required. Please feel free to contact us for a quote.

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