Questions, Answered.

Almost certainly. Each translation is an ordinary WordPress page or post, so themes display it like any other. Block themes and classic themes are both supported.

Yes. Languages → Import brings over your languages, translations, menus and addresses. Your old plugin’s data isn’t touched.

Yes, each site has its own languages.

No. A page and all its translations load in two database queries, and performance is tested automatically on 10,000 products in 5 languages. Page caches keep working, because each language has its own address.

Yes. Each language has its own address, every page tells search engines about its other languages (hreflang), sitemaps list every language, and Yoast SEO and Rank Math work with it. Visitors are never redirected automatically, so search engines always see the page they asked for.

Any language, including right-to-left ones such as Arabic, Hebrew and Persian. Dozens are built in, and you can add your own.

Yes, free: products and variations, shared stock, cart and checkout per language, and customer emails in the customer’s language.

Yes. Price, SKU, stock, weight, images and linked products stay the same in every language, whichever one you edit. A sale in French lowers the stock in English too.

Yes. The free plugin on WordPress.org has no limits on languages, words, pages or products, and no trial period. Pro is a separate plugin for people who want bulk translation, a glossary and other time-savers.

No. Translate by hand for nothing, or connect your own DeepL, Google Cloud Translation or AI account and pay that service directly. Tonguana adds no fees.

Pro includes it. Install Pro, and the free plugin switches itself off; all your languages and translations carry over. You can then delete the free plugin.

No. The language is part of the address.

They stay in your database as ordinary pages, posts and products.

In your WordPress database, as ordinary pages, posts and products. Not on someone else’s server.

Only if you choose one. Nothing is sent anywhere until then, and Tonguana works fully by hand without one. When you do use a service, only the text of the page you’re translating is sent, never anything about your visitors.