globalize.now
AI localization & translation for your app — set it up once, stay translated
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npx skills add globalize-now/globalize-skills) and it finds hardcoded text, sets up your i18n framework (next-intl, react-i18next or Lingui), and auto-translates on every git push. Works with Next.js, React and Vite; JSON, PO and .xcstrings catalogs. Free tier, no card required.AI-powered localization that scans your repo, sets up i18n, and auto-translates on every git push.
- for
- Developers using Next.js, React or Vite who want in-repo translations without a separate TMS.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
- license
- MIT
Key features
- Repo scanning & i18n setup — Detects hard-coded strings, adds next-intl, react-i18next or Lingui config automatically.
- Auto-translate on push — Every git push creates a PR with translated locale files for all target languages.
- Supports Next.js, React, Vite — Works with popular JS frameworks and static site generators.
- CLI, API & Git sync — Manage translations via command line, REST API or built-in GitHub/GitLab integration.
- Context-aware AI glossary — Uses AI to keep terminology consistent across translations.
- Unlimited languages incl. RTL — Translate into 50+ languages from day one, no per-language fees.
Use cases
- Add multilingual support to a Next.js web app with a single repo connection.
- Keep translation files in sync automatically for a React SPA on every deployment.
- Translate a Vite-based static site without adding a separate translation dashboard.
- Integrate AI-assisted glossary for consistent terminology across dozens of languages.
globalize.now pricing
- Trial€5 free creditNo card required · 30-minute setup · Credits for first translation
- Indie€5/month/monthPay per character · Unlimited repos & languages · No seat charges
- Starter€20/month/month€20 translation credit (~200k words) · ~€0.10 per 1k words thereafter · All Indie features
- Team€249/month/month€200 translation credit · Team-focused features · All Starter features
globalize.now FAQ
Why not just use Google Translate?+
Google Translate adds a rough machine-translation layer over your live page, while globalize.now translates the actual source strings into locale files you own in your repo.
How do I get set up?+
Sign up, connect your GitHub or GitLab repo, and the tool scans your code, prepares i18n wiring if needed, and creates translation PRs on each push.
Do I need an i18n library like i18next?+
Yes—globalize.now provides the infrastructure to generate locale files; runtime libraries such as i18next, next-intl or Lingui handle loading them at runtime.
Where do translations live?+
Translations are committed as locale files directly in your repository, so you retain full ownership.
How is billing calculated?+
You pay for the characters actually translated; source code and unchanged strings are free, and there are no per-seat or per-language fees.
What happens when my €5 credit runs out?+
Translations stop and the app shows why; you can add a payment method to continue, but existing translations remain in your repo.
Summarized by DevHunt from globalize.now · Oct 4, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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