Localize your website with startup Bablic in a cost effective way

December 15, 2015March 27, 2018 Geekopedia 0 Comment Bablic, Content, featured, Global Startups, Israel, language, Localize, Programming, Translation, Website

Bablic is the most cost-effective and advanced website translation service available to small & medium businesses,web agencies and more. Translate your website by simply adding one-line of code onto your pages using Bablic. Bablic aims at becoming a key gateway for content localization. In two years Bablic will be the operational platform that will allow business and people to break down language barriers and communicate worldwide across all channels and all media. Text, images and video will be easily localized on websites, social media and mobile apps.Localization is becoming more and more crucial for websites as 70% of internet users only navigate on websites in their native languages. Also 56% of internet users are willing to pay a higher price for goods and services online in order to receive information in their native language. Yet, localization is complex and expensive. Many small business don’t have the resources to undertake such a project and give up altogether renouncing sizable business opportunities. Bablic is here to change all that.

Simply enter your URL on the Bablic homepage and select the language you want to add. It starts off with machine translation and you can then manually edit all of the elements you see (text, images, css, forms, error msgs, etc) simply by right-clicking on them in our user-friendly, visual, editor. Once you’re happy with the results (which you see in real-time in the editor) simply click Activate Now. You’ll get one line of code which you need to paste onto your header and that’s it, your website is fully localized. Works with all websites, no programming required.

The startup is founded by Gabriele Manasse & Ishai Jaffe .Gabriele(CEO) is passionate about building things from scratch. Did that a few times in his career before Bablic. He has extensive experience in business development and managing teams both directly and remotely. Gabriele holds an MBA from INSEAD, likes to travel and to play blues. Ishai(CTO) lives and breathes code. He’s been developing since the age of 18 and has grown into an expert in large-scale cloud services. He graduate with honors from Tel Aviv University.

Bablic offers a free plan with limited features and charges a monthly/yearly subscription for the more advanced plans. This gives their customer access to their platform and the ability to manage localization easily. Additionally all “premium” services are paid on-demand: professional translation, and in the future video subtitles, banner design and much more.