On your existing website
The language switcher shows approved wording on the page someone is reading. Your original website and form actions stay in place.
Multilingual SEO
A page for each language.
Your language switcher changes what visitors read. Hosted pages give each translation its own address and search information.
Multilingual SEO is included in every plan. Search indexing is currently disabled. Verify your website, review the translated pages, and get separate approval before enabling it. Search engines decide which pages to include and how to rank them.
Choose how visitors see translations.
At a language address
Publish translated HTML on a verified subdomain, such as languages.example.com. Forms still submit to your original website.
Prepare translations for search.
Translated page details
Publish reviewed page text, titles, and descriptions for each selected language.
Clear page addresses
Canonical links identify the main address for a page. Language annotations tell search engines which translations are available.
A sitemap for translations
After indexing is approved, eligible published pages appear in multilingual sitemaps.
Checks before indexing
Verify website ownership, the language address, and its secure HTTPS connection. Review the published page before you approve indexing.
Set up your translated pages.
- Choose the pages and languages. Start with a few pages you can review.
- Connect the language address. Verify ownership and check that the secure HTTPS connection works.
- Review the published pages. Check the text, search details, links, layout, and where forms submit.
- Approve search indexing. This is a separate decision from publishing. Search engines then decide which eligible pages to include and where to rank them.
Questions about translated pages
Can I use translated folders on my main domain?
The supported setup uses a dedicated language subdomain of your verified website. It does not replace the routes on your original website.
Does multilingual SEO cost extra?
Multilingual SEO is included in every plan. Your plan’s project, language-subdomain, translated-URL, and usage limits still apply. There is no separate fee to enable indexing.
Why are published translations not indexed yet?
Published translations remain excluded from search indexing until the website checks and separate approval are complete.
Add a language to your website.
Create a free account to set up your website and choose a language. Review the monthly price before subscribing. Paid plans use real payments.