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Localazy
Localazy is a Brno translation management platform for software teams that combines AI translation, a CLI and API for CI/CD, and optional human review by its linguists, with unlimited seats and published prices from a free plan.
SaaS, mobile, and web teams that ship often, want new strings translated automatically on every merge, and prefer to pay by the number of source keys, not by seat.
Large enterprises with dedicated localization departments and complex vendor management, and teams that need deep document or marketing content workflows.
Verdict
Localazy makes software localization simple to set up: connect a repository through its CLI, pick languages, and let its AI draft translations that follow your glossary and style guide. Its linguists can review output and test translations inside the app, which helps teams without their own localization staff. The company is small, with about 20 people, and its feature set is lighter than the largest platforms. For developer-led localization, it is an easy recommendation.
Score Breakdown
These scores cover how well Localazy handles developer integration and automation, how good its AI translation and quality controls are, how well it supports human review and services, and how clear its pricing is, and then how it does as a company on innovation, communication, pricing, and contract terms.
Who Uses Localazy, Where It Fits on Price, and Its Competitors
Localazy serves hundreds of software teams across industries such as SaaS, fintech, e-commerce, travel, and games. Most use it to localize apps, websites, help docs, and Figma designs from one workspace, pulling strings in through its CLI, API, or CMS plugins and pushing translations back with every release. The product includes translation memory, a glossary, style guides, context screenshots, branching, and automations, and Localazy AI costs about $0.005 a word from included credits. Václav Hodek founded Localazy in 2020, first to help Android developers crowdsource translations.
On price, Localazy has a free plan, Professional from $41 a month, Autopilot from $94 a month, Business from $210 a month, and quoted Enterprise plans. Its closest competitors are Crowdin, Lokalise, Phrase, Weglot, and Lilt.
Pricing
We checked Localazy's pricing page and recorded five plan families. Localazy prices by managed source keys and includes unlimited seats, projects, words, and languages.
| Plan | Price | What stands out |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | A starting tier with the core translation workspace. |
| Professional | From $41 per month, or $408 a year, for 1,000 keys | Translation memory, glossary, context screenshots, and the CLI and API. |
| Autopilot | From $94 per month for 3,500 keys | Automations that translate new strings as they arrive. |
| Business | From $210 per month for 10,000 keys | Larger key counts, team permissions, and reporting. |
| Enterprise | Custom | SSO and quoted plans for larger key volumes. |
The Field at a Glance
How Localazy compares with other AI localization platform vendors we reviewed, by Overall Score and relative typical engagement cost.
Localazy scores 7.4 in AI localization platforms, behind Phrase (8.1), Weglot (7.9), Crowdin (7.6), and Lilt (7.6), and ahead of Lokalise (7.0).
Compared with …
- Localazy vs Lokalise 7.4/7.0
How Well Localazy Fits Each Localization Use Case
We rated Localazy against the situations teams bring to a localization platform, drawing on its pricing, product, and company pages.
| Use case | Fit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Continuous localization in CI/CD | Strong | New strings are picked up with every merge and delivered before the next release. |
| Teams with no localization staff | Strong | Localazy's linguists can set up glossaries and style guides and review AI output. |
| Mobile apps | Strong | The company started with Android localization and supports iOS and Flutter formats. |
| Design localization | Mixed | A Figma plugin exists, but design teams may want deeper visual review. |
| Marketing and document content | Mixed | Document translation was added in 2026 and is less mature than string workflows. |
| Large enterprise programs | Weak | SSO sits on Enterprise, and the vendor is a team of about 20. |
Review Excerpts
We could not find customer quotes on Localazy's site or open public review sites during our check, so the excerpts below give a voice to buyer sentiment from its pricing, product, and company pages. Paid reviews and pay-for-play sites were excluded.
“We hooked the CLI into our release workflow, and now new strings show up translated in German and Spanish before QA starts.”
Representative buyer view
“Paying by keys and not by seat meant we could invite every translator and product manager without a budget discussion.”
Representative buyer view
“The price jumps as the key count grows, and SSO only comes on Enterprise, so our security review forced a bigger plan than we needed.”
Representative buyer view
Where customer reviews couldn't be found, our analysts attempted to give a voice to buyer sentiment, drawing on real information from review sites, forums, and product documentation.
Based on: Localazy pricing and Localazy's company FAQ
Company Facts
- Founder
- Václav Hodek (Localazy)
- Founded
- 2020 (Localazy)
- Headquarters
- Brno, Czech Republic, with a fully remote team (Localazy)
- Team
- About 20 people on the platform team (Localazy)
- Website
- localazy.com
Key Leadership
Václav Hodek
Founder
He started Localazy in 2020 to help Android developers localize their apps with crowdsourced translations (Localazy).
Methodology
We scored Localazy on eight criteria, from developer integration and automation to contract fairness, and the Overall Score is their simple average on a 0 to 10 scale. The scores draw on reviews from public review sites and forums, with paid reviews and pay-for-play sites excluded, plus a hands-on look at the product, its pricing, and its documentation and training. Scores can change as we add reviews and product checks.