Host every guest, in every language.
Bablic translates every guest touchpoint (rooms, rates, dining, and the booking flow) without touching your booking engine. One snippet, one dashboard, every market your guests travel from.
Guests book in their language.
An English-only site asks most of the world to book in a second language. The photography carries, but the rate details, the cancellation policy, and the booking form are where a guest decides whether to trust you with a card number. And those are exactly the surfaces that stay untranslated the longest.
Localizing them is direct-booking work, not brand polish. A site that speaks the guest's language from the room page through the booking flow stops handing commission to the booking platforms.
Translates everything they see.
Not just the homepage. The four guest-facing surfaces that make or break direct bookings: covered, end to end.
Rooms & rates
Room descriptions, rate details, amenities, and even the alt text on your gallery, translated and indexed in every language your guests travel from.
Booking flow
Where most localization tools stop, Bablic keeps going. Date pickers, form labels, rate rules, and confirmation copy all translate.
Dining & experiences
Restaurant pages, menus, and experience listings read natively, so the stay sells itself in the guest's language before arrival.
SEO & metadata
Local search engines need local pages. Bablic generates hreflang tags, multilingual sitemaps, and translated titles and meta, so French guests find you through google.fr, not through a middleman.
Built for hotel sites, fluent in every platform.
WordPress first, and the same snippet covers whatever the rest of your stack runs on.
Bablic for WordPress
Bablic works with WordPress through one line of JavaScript: pages, posts, and the content your booking engine renders are detected and translated, with no plugin to install and none to keep updated.
WordPress localization →No plugin needed, and none to keep updated. One line of JavaScript covers the rest of the field as-is.
Anything else (headless, custom, home-grown), the snippet covers. If it renders in a browser, Bablic translates it.
From snippet to multilingual booking flow, in an afternoon.
Three steps. No re-platforming. No developer ticket. Your property, in every market your guests travel from.
Connect your site
Paste one line of JavaScript into your site's head. Bablic detects every string on every page: rooms, rates, dining, and the content your booking engine injects. No duplicate sites, no re-platforming.
Localize every guest touchpoint
Machine translation produces the first pass across the whole site in 130+ languages. Your team refines the pages that drive bookings in the Visual Editor, on the live page, while glossary rules keep property and brand names consistent everywhere.
Watch every market compound
Translated pages publish with hreflang, multilingual sitemaps, and translated metadata, so each market ranks in its own local search. Translation memory stores every approved string, so the next market launches faster and cheaper than the last.
Six reasons the engineers thank you.
Bablic was built to ship multilingual sites without a developer ticket. The defaults are the right defaults.
No code, no re-platforming
One snippet covers the site, the booking flow, and the content your engine injects. Your site stays yours: nothing to fork, nothing to merge at the next redesign.
Translation memory across properties
Edit a room name once and it propagates everywhere it appears: every page, every property, every language. An approved string is never paid for twice.
Page-visit pricing, not per-word
A portfolio of properties does not balloon your invoice. Bablic prices on monthly visits (the metric you already track) with plans from $19 a month.
Glossary rules for brand terms
Lock property names, room categories, and brand vocabulary so they are never machine-translated into something a guest wouldn't recognize.
Built for peak season
New offers, seasonal menus, and rate changes are detected and translated as you publish them, so a high-season promotion does not ship English-only to half your markets.
Concierge migration
Moving off another translation tool? The Bablic team carries your existing translations, URLs, and hreflang mapping over for you.
Priced on visits, not words.
A full property portfolio does not mean a portfolio-sized bill. Bablic prices on monthly visits (the metric you already track), so translating everything costs the same as translating the homepage.
Questions before you launch.
How Bablic handles the booking flow, seasonal updates, local search, and the move off your current tool.
Yes. Bablic translates what renders in the browser, so the rooms, rates, and forms your booking engine displays are detected and translated: one line of JavaScript, no integration project.
Yes. Date pickers, form labels, rate rules, cancellation policies, and confirmation copy all translate. The booking flow is where a guest decides whether to trust you, so Bablic treats it as a first-class surface.
Changes are detected as you publish them, machine-translated automatically, and routed through your review workflow. There is nothing to re-upload and no sync job to babysit.
Yes. Bablic generates hreflang tags, multilingual sitemaps, and translated titles and meta descriptions, so each language version indexes as a real page in its own market.
Bablic prices on monthly visits, not words or properties, so a large portfolio costs the same as a single property with the same traffic. Plans start at $19 a month at 1,000 visits, and annual billing is 20% less.
Yes. Concierge migration is included: the Bablic team moves your existing translations, URL structure, and hreflang mapping over, so you keep what you have already paid to translate.
Launch your next market this afternoon.
Free 30-day trial. Concierge migration if you're switching. Cancel anytime, keep your translations.