Buyer-facing language
Headlines, services, products, buttons, calls to action, and explanations are adapted for meaning and natural reading.
WordPress localization for real market launches
Launch a working version of your WordPress website in another language.
Talanum localizes the agreed pages, navigation, forms, links, and key search text. You receive a version that reads naturally, works on your existing WordPress website, and stays under your control.
For WordPress company websites, product sites, portfolios, and blogs.
Initial planning range
Understand the likely project size before production starts.
Enter your WordPress website and choose the language you want to add. Small and medium public websites can receive an initial planning range when enough website information is confirmed. Very large, blocked, or incomplete websites are sent for a closer review instead.
How the estimate works
Start with the public WordPress website.
The scan checks public structure and content signals. It does not create a final quote or a paid commitment.
Step 1Enter your website
Step 2Choose the next language
Step 3Review the planning result
One accountable delivery path
Stop coordinating translation and website repair as separate jobs.
A language launch usually involves more than text. Pages, menus, forms, links, buttons, search fields, and reusable content must still work together.
Talanum combines the agreed language and website work in one managed project.
Without a managed process
- Text moves between documents and people
- Pages and menus are rebuilt separately
- Forms, links, and buyer paths are easy to miss
- No one owns the complete result
With Talanum
- One agreed launch plan
- Language and implementation handled together
- Review checkpoints before publishing
- A working version delivered on your website
What the project can include
The language and the website around it.
What is included is confirmed before production. Nothing is silently added to the bill.
Website implementation
The agreed pages, navigation, forms, links, and reusable website elements are prepared for the new language.
Search text and URLs
Titles, descriptions, and localized page links can be included when they are part of the agreed project.
Pre-launch QA
The agreed routes, visible elements, links, forms, and language consistency are checked before delivery.
Start with the pages that matter
A useful market launch does not require every archive page on day one.
The first launch can focus on the homepage, priority services or products, navigation, contact paths, forms, and the pages buyers need to decide.
Large editorial archives and historical content can be planned separately.
Buyer journey
Homepage, navigation, contact, and inquiry routes
Priority offer
Key services, products, proof, and decision pages
Broader content
Additional pages, posts, products, and archives
Clear ownership and boundaries
The delivered language version remains part of your website.
The agreed version is delivered without a mandatory subscription or remote content lock. Additional languages, future compatibility work, new integrations, and ongoing support are separate unless included in the offer.
Before production
- You receive a clear list of what is included
- Deferred work and exclusions are stated
- Technical access and review steps are confirmed
Before publishing
- The agreed work is reviewed
- Backups or staging are used where appropriate
- The final work and price are already confirmed
Request a detailed review
Find out what should launch first and what it will cost.
Sending a request does not create a paid commitment. Talanum reviews the website and market goal, then recommends the next project step.
Any paid review, production work, or final offer is discussed and explicitly agreed before it begins.