Hi, @GraceKioko-nf9vt. Thanks for your input! It would be more helpful if you could also provide a link to the plugin you mentioned, where readers can learn about it. Cheers, -Edge

Hi @user-ow7tb4ph9x. Thanks for asking! According to Polylang's website, you need Polylang (or Polylang Pro) and the add-on Polylang for WooCommerce. See: polylang.pro/doc/is-polylang-compatible-with-woocommerce/ To ensure compatibility with other e-commerce plugins, you can reach out to their support for more information. I hope this helps. You can also reach us at our Support Center (barn2.com/support-center/) if you have questions about our plugins. ~ Adrian

Hi, @wrkhrvst. Thanks for your input. I understand your concern with costs, especially when just getting started. Sorry to hear your experience with GTranslate wasn't great. I suggest you consider using free translation plugins such as Weglot or Loco Translate - at least at first. You can also look up the details about any limitations in coverage (such as whether the plugin can accommodate the number of products that you have). I hope you'll understand that we don't mention other costing because these often fluctuate and coverage/terms vary greatly between plugins. Cheers, -Edge

What are the pros and cons of the G Translate free version?

Hey @musicman195959, thanks for sharing that you use GTranslate! We totally understand the appeal of keeping things simple with a free option - that's why GTranslate is mentioned as one of the best FREE translation plugins in the video! For questions, feel free to reach us via our Support Center - barn2.com/support-center/. Cheers!

Hey! If you're interested, both www.weglot.com/pricing and gtranslate.io/ offer free versions that allow translation into other languages. It might be worth checking them out. You can also send us a support request here barn2.com/support-center/. Thanks! - Nikki

Falang multilanguage for WordPress

Hello there! Thanks for asking. MultilingualPress creates a subdomain or subdirectory for each language variant. Polylang has the ability to bifurcate versions of your website into subdomains for each language. You can see this mentioned in our article included in the video description: barn2.com/blog/translator-plugin-for-wordpress/ . I believe WPML also uses a subdomain or subdirectory of your website's domain name for the translations. I suggest you look up whether this feature you're asking about is available for each translation plugin by browsing their documentation or reaching out to their support. I hope this helps point you in the right direction. Please let me know if you have any more questions. Best regards, -Edge

Hi @dasharathsutradhar8327! Glad you find it helpful. For questions, feel free to reach us via our Support Center - barn2.com/support-center/. Cheers!

Hi there. All of the prices from WPML include Support and updates in a yearly basis. You can see that the $99/year offers more feature than its starting price of $39/year. Please check out their prices at wpml.org/purchase/. Thanks! - Keza

@@Barn2Plugins So if I pay only $99 and don't renew, I would still be allowed to use it but don't get support or updates, right?

yup@@NicholasWongCQ

@@NicholasWongCQ It's very risky not to pay for updates. It would be akin to not updating software on your computer.

Hi Ajay! Glad you find it helpful. For more questions, feel free to reach us via our Support Center - barn2.com/support-center/. Cheers!

Hi there. Thank you for your comment. The scope of plugin support depends on the translation plugin that you'll be using so it's best to read through the plugin information first prior to purchasing. Cheers! - Keza

Hi! Thanks for your comment and for suggesting the Falang multilanguage for WordPress plugin, which I believe can be found at wordpress.org/plugins/falang/ and those reading the comments might find helpful. Cheers. - Edge

Hi, Pavel. Thanks for your comment. Please could you describe your concern in more detail so that I can better understand what you're referring to and assist you best. Best regards, -Edge