FAQs
Find answers about setup, translations, and your account.
FunnelLingo translates the text you publish on websites and funnels. That includes headings, paragraphs, buttons, form labels, and supported screen-reader text. Visitor entries and contact records stay out of translation.
Yes. Add the language switcher to the pages you choose. You need permission to edit those pages and must verify the website. Hosted translations use a dedicated language subdomain and leave your original website in place.
Yes. Enter a public page on the homepage for a small translation sample and a site estimate. The sample does not change your website or start a subscription. You still need to verify the website before setting up translations.
Starter lets you translate into one language. Growth and higher include all supported languages and regional options. Quality varies by language, so review important text before publishing.
Yes. Protect names you want to keep and set approved translations for business terms. Translation checks preserve placeholders, merge fields, links, email addresses, phone numbers, and supported HTML structure.
Automatic updates leave your approved wording unchanged. If the original text changes, FunnelLingo flags it for review. A reviewer must edit the translation or explicitly allow it to be translated again.
Yes. A compatible agent can prepare translations and complete supported setup and publishing steps with your permission. Website verification, required approvals, and spending limits still apply. The agent must check the published pages before reporting them as complete.
The language switcher alone does not create pages for search engines. Hosted translations have their own addresses and search information. Search indexing is currently disabled. Each website needs verification, review, and separate approval before indexing can be enabled. Search rankings are never guaranteed.
Creating an account is free. Paid plans use real payments. Check the monthly price and billing terms before you subscribe.
We count the words in your original text for each language successfully translated. A 1,000-word page translated into five languages uses 5,000 translation words. Reused translations, manual edits, page views, failed attempts, and duplicate retries do not count.
Open your account’s billing section to manage the plan shown there. Review the available changes and terms before you confirm. If you subscribed through a connected CRM, manage that subscription through the same provider.
Choose Forgot password on the sign-in page. If you sign in through a connected CRM, use its account recovery.
Read the setup guide, sign in to your account, or contact support. Keep passwords, verification codes, and visitor data out of support messages.
Create a free account to set up your website and choose a language. Review the monthly price before subscribing. Paid plans use real payments.