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Arabic
"منتجاتنا الصديقة للبيئة تشحن حول العالم!"
Adds halal certification emphasisPortuguese (Brazil)
"Nossos produtos eco-friendly são enviados para todo o mundo!"Highlights carbon offset shippingJapanese
"私たちの環境に優しい製品は世界中に発送されます!"Uses proper keigo honorifics- 2.4M+ websites translated
- 120+ languages supported
- 47 seconds average translation time
3-Level Localization
From basic translation to cultural mastery
Local SEO Optimization
Generates region-specific keywords/metadata
German site ranking for 'Online-Shop' vs. 'E-Commerce'
Cultural Adaptation
Adjusts colors, idioms, and visuals
US: Handshake imagery | Japan: Bowing imagery
Literal Translation
Basic word-for-word conversion
Shows awkward phrasing examples
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See Your Business Expand Across Continents
- GermanAI Enhanced
Jetzt kaufen
Direct approach preferred - JapaneseAI Enhanced
ご購入
Polite honorific form - ArabicAI Enhanced
اشتري الآن
RTL layout optimized
- FrenchAI Enhanced
Livraison gratuite
Emphasizes service quality - ChineseAI Enhanced
免费送货
Highlights savings benefit - SpanishAI Enhanced
Envío gratis
Regional dialect adapted
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Average expansion results in first 6 months
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What "translated" actually means here
Most tools translate the words on screen and stop there. A visitor arriving from a search engine never sees that version, because as far as the engine is concerned it does not exist as a page. Devaito treats each language as a real destination.
Every language has its own address
Your French pages live under their own paths, your Spanish ones under theirs. They are listed in your sitemap, they can be linked to, shared and bookmarked, and each one declares which other languages exist and where they are. A Spanish reader gets the Spanish result, not the English page with a translation widget on top.
Right to left, properly
Arabic is not a mirrored English page. Layout direction, alignment, menus, form fields and spacing follow the language, so the store reads the way its readers expect rather than the way the template was drawn.
Metadata travels with the content
Titles, descriptions and social previews are translated too. Without that, a shared link or a search result shows the original language even when the page itself is translated, which is the fastest way to lose a click you already earned.
Your blog, in every language
Write an article once and publish it across your languages, each version with its own address and its own metadata. The same rule applies to products and categories: one catalogue, several markets, no duplicate pages competing with each other.