This article explains the key factors to consider when selecting the best ConveyThis plan for your website and how to estimate your translated word usage

1. What plans are available and what do they include?

ConveyThis plans are organized by website size and translation needs. Each tier primarily differs by:

• Included translated words
• Number of languages you can add
• Number of domains/websites per account
• Access to advanced translation and SEO features

Plan groups:

• Small Business plans – for smaller sites or early-stage multilingual projects
• Medium Business plans – for growing websites that need more languages, words, and domains
• Large Business plans – for high-traffic or content-heavy sites with many languages and domains
• Enterprise plan – for global brands needing unlimited scale, dedicated infrastructure, and custom support

For example, the Free plan supports 1 language and up to 5,000 translated words for 1 domain, making it ideal for testing or very small sites.

You can also try the Pro plan with a free 3-day trial that includes up to 100,000 translated words, which is a great option if you want to test larger websites or multiple languages before upgrading

At the top end, Large Business tiers scale up to millions of translated words, dozens of languages, and multi-domain support

To pick the right plan, estimate how many words your site will translate and how many languages you want to add, then match that total to the closest tier on the pricing page.

2. How do I calculate or estimate the total count of translated words?

You can estimate your original word count using the ConveyThis Word Count tool. It provides:

• Estimated words per page and for the full site
• Total and unique word counts
• A plan recommendation and price preview based on your selection

Manual estimate formula:
Total translated words = unique word count × number of additional languages

Example:
If your site has about 10,000 unique words and you add 2 languages, then:
10,000 × 2 = 20,000 translated words.

You can also estimate unique words by averaging words per page:
average words per page × number of pages = unique word count, then apply the formula above