Verbafy,
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Five rows, chosen because they are the ones that decide what you end up paying. Every competitor cell is something their own page says, read on 11 October 2026, with the page linked underneath.

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Verbafy compared with Weglot, Linguise and GTranslate. Competitor details as of October 2026.
Feature Verbafy Weglot Linguise GTranslate
Word allowance renews every month YesResets on the first day of each billing month No“A fixed limit” that “does not renew” Not statedIts pricing pages name no period for the quota No word limitUnlimited words on every plan
Every language included, on every paid plan Yes60+ languages, no per-language price No1 language on Starter, 3 on Business, 5 on Pro YesUnlimited languages on all three plans NoThe $12 plan is bilingual: one added language
Unlimited domains, on every plan YesNo per-site price on any plan No1 website on Free, Starter and Business; 3 on Pro No“1 website per plan” Not statedIts pricing section does not say
Translations served without a paid subscription YesAfter the trial, what it translated keeps showing YesA free plan, 2,000 words No“An active plan is required to give translations to your customers” YesA free widget tier
Free plan allowed on a commercial site NoNo free plan: a 7-day trial with 5,000 words, no card needed Not statedIts pricing page sets no restriction NoNo free plan: one month free with a subscription NoFree is marked non-commercial: “no revenue-generating activity”

Competitor details as of October 2026, read on 11 October 2026. Prices and plan limits change; their own pages are the ones to trust.

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