Langify pricing in 2026: plans, free words and extra machine translation
Langify charges a monthly plan plus machine translation words. Each paid plan includes a number of free words; more words are bought as packages inside the app. Here is what each plan includes, what the public pages don't say, and when a flat-price app is the simpler choice.
Plans and quotes read on 2026-11-12 from langify's Shopify App Store listing and its website. Prices change; check the source before you decide. Glossmill is not affiliated with langify or Shopify.
Langify's plans on 2026-11-12
| Plan | Per month | Free machine translation words | Off extra words | Languages |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | none listed (unlimited manual translations) | none listed | up to 5 |
| Basic | $17.50 | 10,000 | up to 21% | up to 20 |
| Growth | $29.95 | 50,000 | up to 32% | up to 20 |
| Premium | $59.95 | 200,000 | up to 42% | up to 20 |
Source: langify on the Shopify App Store, which adds: "All charges are billed in USD. Recurring and usage-based charges are billed every 30 days." Growth adds bulk translations there; Premium adds priority support. Langify's own site lists the paid plans with "unlimited languages"; its FAQ says up to 20 translation languages plus your base language.
How extra words are charged
From langify's FAQ: "You choose a word package inside the langify app, based on how many words you need. Every word package is a one-time purchase and does not add to your monthly app charge. Depending on your plan you get up to 42% off."
- The package prices aren't on the public pages we read; they are shown inside the app. Install it and open the package screen before you budget.
- Whether the free words renew each month isn't stated on the App Store listing or the website. Ask langify's support if it matters for your store.
- Size your store first. A catalog with 20,000 words of product text, pages and blog posts has more text than Basic's 10,000 included words even for one language, so the rest comes from packages or a bigger plan.
Plan changes
Langify's FAQ: "You can upgrade at any time and downgrade after 14 days." Upgrades during a billing cycle are prorated by Shopify; their example: Basic at $17.50, upgrading to Growth on day 15 of 30, costs $23.73 for that cycle. Downgrades give credit for the remaining time.
Who langify suits
- You translate by hand, or have a translator. The Free plan has unlimited manual translations for up to 5 languages.
- You need third-party apps or images translated. Its listing names translation of third-party app text and image translation (its FAQ: not on checkout pages).
- Support matters most to you. Langify has a 4.7 rating from 726 reviews on its App Store listing (read 2026-11-12) and has been on the App Store since 2014.
When a flat price is simpler
If you want machine translation of a store that keeps growing, a word allowance means watching a counter and buying packages. Other options:
- Shopify Translate & Adapt (free, by Shopify): "Use translations by Shopify for up to 2 languages, or 8 in select countries" (App Store listing). If two languages are enough, start there.
- Glossmill Translate (this site, being built, not on the App Store yet): $9.99/month for up to 5 languages or $19 for unlimited languages, with no word count. A per-store glossary and a tone setting per language; export translations and glossary as CSV any time. Fair use: text is translated once and then only what changes; a full re-translation is possible once a month per language. Glossmill translates by machine only and has no manual translation editor of its own (you can still edit any translation in Shopify). How it works.
- Comparing word-based apps? See also how Weglot counts words.
Questions
Do I lose my translations when switching apps? Langify's listing says you can export and import your work. Export before uninstalling, and keep each language's URLs the same (or redirect them) so search engines find the translated pages.
Is machine translation good enough for a store? For most catalog text, yes, with checks. Review your best-selling pages and fix key terms through a glossary; any app's machine translations can contain mistakes.