The intelligent automation platform that connects systems, automates workflows, and governs AI at scale
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Pricing
Free: up to 200 source texts. Hobby: €12/month for up to 2,000 source texts (14-day trial). Pro: €45/month for up to 10,000 source texts (14-day trial). All plans include unlimited translations and target languages.
Celigo offers three platform editions: Standard Edition, Professional Edition, and Enterprise Edition. Pricing is based on endpoints and flows with no per-task or transaction fees. The Enterprise Edition includes unlimited endpoints. Specific plan prices are not listed on the website.
Key features
Integrates with Angular, React Intl, Android, Flutter, GitHub Actions, and IntelliJ IDEA
Preserves file structure, formatting, placeholders, and existing translations
Context-aware translations using existing translations for terminology and style
One synchronous API request returns translated files in same build or CI run
Repository remains the source of truth with no platform setup required
Pricing based on unique source texts, not per-translation or per-language
30-day money-back guarantee for paid plans
Natural language interface (Celigo Ora)
Error management and auto recovery
Role-based access controls and SSO
Prebuilt connectors and integration apps
Sandbox development environment
What makes it different
Repository-native: keeps localization files in version control without forcing a new platform
On-demand: returns translated files in the same script or CI pipeline run with no project queue
Works with files already in your repository without requiring translators to leave their workflow
Built and maintained by a single founder focused on developer tooling
Unified platform for integrations, workflows, and AI agents under one governance system
Accessible to business teams while maintaining enterprise-scale robustness
Flat-rate pricing with no per-task or transaction overages
Controlled AI deployment through least agency principle