
Tranzly vs WPML
Tranzly's main competitor is WPML. This is how Tranzly compares the two.
In Tranzly's own words.
Here is how the two work. Tranzly is a free plugin on WordPress.org that supports unlimited languages and does no word counting, since translation runs through your own DeepL or AI account. WPML has been around for a long time, is a paid WordPress translation plugin, and charges for yearly plans that come with a fixed quantity of AI-translated words.
Where Tranzly stands out

- The free edition on WordPress.org covers unlimited languages, plus translated addresses, hreflang and sitemaps.
- Words are not capped. Your translation service gets paid directly by you, so there are no word allowances to purchase.
- Each translated page adds two database queries at most, and no cookie is set, which leaves caches working.
- With Tranzly Pro you can bring across WPML's languages, translations and translated texts, and the import can be reversed.
Where WPML is strong

- Each paid plan comes with a yearly allowance of AI-translated words, so you do not have to set up a separate translation account.
- Alongside DeepL, Google Translate and Microsoft Translator, it provides a translation engine of its own.
In common
- In both, a translation lives as genuine WordPress content and has an address to itself.
- DeepL, Google and Microsoft machine translation can be connected to either plugin.
Differences
- There is no free version of WPML, whereas Tranzly offers a free edition on WordPress.org.
- WPML plans include either 22,500 or 45,000 AI-translated words, and the Blog plan includes none; Tranzly sets no word limit.
- Through 73 tools, Tranzly allows AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT to translate a site.