A: Yes, MultiLipi can automatically detect the visitor’s language based on their browser settings and adjust the website content accordingly. This way, users don’t need to manually select their preferred language—the site will automatically display in the language that matches their browser settings. However, users can still manually change the language through the language switcher if...
A large proportion of website requests are generated by bots. Bots such as those from Google and bots from hackers that primarily search for vulnerabilities. Is a distinction made between bots and real visitors? How are rendering and non-rendering requests from bots counted? And how are requests that are answered with error codes 40x and 50x and contain HTML code counted?
A: Great question! Here’s how it works: 1. Bots vs. Real Visitors: Yes, with Cloudflare integrated for bot detection, MultiLipi will count only requests made by real users. Bot traffic, including search engine bots or malicious bots, is filtered out by Cloudflare before reaching your site. As a result, only real user requests that require translation will count towards your credits. This ensures...
Hi Kunal, is it possible for the user to integrate MultiLipi with DeepL via our own API key?
Alternatively, perhaps you can integrate with them (and others like Microsoft, Google) while allowing the user to select which service/API to use with translations on their sites? Similar to how some AI services allow the user to select which LLM to interact with in their chats and AI agents — i.e. BYOK (Bring Your Own Key).
As DeepL is one of the industry leaders in terms of translation quality (with AI-drive neural machine learning network), having the option to use our own API key or choosing which service to use through your platform would be nice to have.
Currently, we are using Azure Translation for translations, but we are planning to integrate Google Translation for improved accuracy in the future. As for DeepL, we don’t currently offer the ability to use your own API key. However, we understand the importance of flexibility, and we are exploring the option to allow users to select their preferred translation...
You’re welcome! If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out. I’m always here to help!
Q: Some more questions
Hey Kunal, I have some more questions:
1) What translation service/engine does MultiLipi use?
2) Do you have any benchmarks comparing the quality of translation between MultiLipi and other translation plugins (e.g. TranslatePress, WPML, Weglot, etc.) and services (DeepL, Google Translate, etc.)? Just trying to understand where MultiLipi stands in terms of quality.
3) Does this only translate the frontend? Can we also use this to translate the backend, including text and UI elements contained within themes and other plugins that don't have a translation in a specific language?
4) Aside from sustainability, what was the reason behind offering just one-time translation credits, instead of recurring credits? Most SaaS LTDs here on AppSumo usually offer recurring credits, as well as additional credits that can be purchased if needed.
Here are the answers to your questions: 1. Translation Engine Used by MultiLipi: Currently, we use Azure Translation as our primary engine. However, we are planning to switch to Google Translation soon for better accuracy and more reliable translations. 2. Translation Quality Benchmarking: While we currently don’t have a direct comparison with other plugins like TranslatePress, WPML, or...
You’re very welcome! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. I’m always here to help!
Q: Social media
Hello Let's say I have a blog in English. Each blog post is posted through a plugin to the corresponding Facebook Page. Now, I wonder what about the translated blog post in the subdomain and how to handle its submission to the corresponding Facebook Page. Should a Facebook Page in the corresponding language be created? What is your idea or solution for this? Thank you
To handle translated blog posts on your subdomain and Facebook Pages: 1. Create Separate Facebook Pages: Yes, create a Facebook Page for each language (e.g., French, Spanish) for better audience targeting. 2. Use Plugins for Auto-Posting: Set up a plugin to post translated content to the correct Facebook Page for each language. 3. Ensure Correct URLs: Share URLs with the corresponding...
Hello So, can we access the subdomains to tweak the plugin poster on each subdomain? I understood that the subdomains were only on your servers, and the contents (translations) were tweaked on the multilipi dashboard only. Thank you
To clarify, you cannot directly access or tweak the subdomains themselves. The translations and content for each subdomain are managed via the MultiLipi dashboard, where you can edit and control the translated content. The subdomains are used for displaying the translated content, but any modifications to the translations or settings must be done through the MultiLipi dashboard.
I knew this: there was no real access to the users' subdomains. But now, I'm confused again about how Facebook Pages work (not talking about other SM). I usually create a special post for my Facebook page related to my website blog post, where I place a link (mysite.com/myneupost).
To share translated content on Facebook, you’ll need a separate page for each language (e.g., “MySite - Español” for Spanish). Post the translated content with links to the respective subdomains.
Thank you for your suggestion — we truly appreciate it! A post on social media highlighting MultiLipi would definitely help get the word out about the platform. We’ll be sure to consider this in our plans moving forward.
Q: Language detection
Does the software can automatically detect websites visitors language and adjust to it without the user needing to change it manually?
Kunal_MultiLipi
Apr 19, 2025A: Yes, MultiLipi can automatically detect the visitor’s language based on their browser settings and adjust the website content accordingly. This way, users don’t need to manually select their preferred language—the site will automatically display in the language that matches their browser settings. However, users can still manually change the language through the language switcher if...
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Q: Which requests count?
A large proportion of website requests are generated by bots. Bots such as those from Google and bots from hackers that primarily search for vulnerabilities.
Is a distinction made between bots and real visitors? How are rendering and non-rendering requests from bots counted?
And how are requests that are answered with error codes 40x and 50x and contain HTML code counted?
Kunal_MultiLipi
Apr 19, 2025A: Great question! Here’s how it works:
1. Bots vs. Real Visitors: Yes, with Cloudflare integrated for bot detection, MultiLipi will count only requests made by real users. Bot traffic, including search engine bots or malicious bots, is filtered out by Cloudflare before reaching your site. As a result, only real user requests that require translation will count towards your credits. This ensures...
Share MultiLipi
Q: DeepL API integration?
Hi Kunal, is it possible for the user to integrate MultiLipi with DeepL via our own API key?
Alternatively, perhaps you can integrate with them (and others like Microsoft, Google) while allowing the user to select which service/API to use with translations on their sites? Similar to how some AI services allow the user to select which LLM to interact with in their chats and AI agents — i.e. BYOK (Bring Your Own Key).
As DeepL is one of the industry leaders in terms of translation quality (with AI-drive neural machine learning network), having the option to use our own API key or choosing which service to use through your platform would be nice to have.
Kunal_MultiLipi
Apr 18, 2025A: Thanks for your question!
Currently, we are using Azure Translation for translations, but we are planning to integrate Google Translation for improved accuracy in the future. As for DeepL, we don’t currently offer the ability to use your own API key. However, we understand the importance of flexibility, and we are exploring the option to allow users to select their preferred translation...
Share MultiLipi
Thank you, Kunal :)
You’re welcome! If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out. I’m always here to help!
Q: Some more questions
Hey Kunal, I have some more questions:
1) What translation service/engine does MultiLipi use?
2) Do you have any benchmarks comparing the quality of translation between MultiLipi and other translation plugins (e.g. TranslatePress, WPML, Weglot, etc.) and services (DeepL, Google Translate, etc.)? Just trying to understand where MultiLipi stands in terms of quality.
3) Does this only translate the frontend? Can we also use this to translate the backend, including text and UI elements contained within themes and other plugins that don't have a translation in a specific language?
4) Aside from sustainability, what was the reason behind offering just one-time translation credits, instead of recurring credits? Most SaaS LTDs here on AppSumo usually offer recurring credits, as well as additional credits that can be purchased if needed.
Kunal_MultiLipi
Apr 18, 2025A: Hi,
Here are the answers to your questions:
1. Translation Engine Used by MultiLipi:
Currently, we use Azure Translation as our primary engine. However, we are planning to switch to Google Translation soon for better accuracy and more reliable translations.
2. Translation Quality Benchmarking:
While we currently don’t have a direct comparison with other plugins like TranslatePress, WPML, or...
Share MultiLipi
Many thanks for your time, Kunal!
You’re very welcome! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. I’m always here to help!
Q: Social media
Hello
Let's say I have a blog in English. Each blog post is posted through a plugin to the corresponding Facebook Page.
Now, I wonder what about the translated blog post in the subdomain and how to handle its submission to the corresponding Facebook Page. Should a Facebook Page in the corresponding language be created? What is your idea or solution for this?
Thank you
Kunal_MultiLipi
Apr 18, 2025A: Hi!
To handle translated blog posts on your subdomain and Facebook Pages:
1. Create Separate Facebook Pages: Yes, create a Facebook Page for each language (e.g., French, Spanish) for better audience targeting.
2. Use Plugins for Auto-Posting: Set up a plugin to post translated content to the correct Facebook Page for each language.
3. Ensure Correct URLs: Share URLs with the corresponding...
Share MultiLipi
Verified purchaser
Hello
So, can we access the subdomains to tweak the plugin poster on each subdomain?
I understood that the subdomains were only on your servers, and the contents (translations) were tweaked on the multilipi dashboard only.
Thank you
To clarify, you cannot directly access or tweak the subdomains themselves. The translations and content for each subdomain are managed via the MultiLipi dashboard, where you can edit and control the translated content. The subdomains are used for displaying the translated content, but any modifications to the translations or settings must be done through the MultiLipi dashboard.
Verified purchaser
I knew this: there was no real access to the users' subdomains. But now, I'm confused again about how Facebook Pages work (not talking about other SM). I usually create a special post for my Facebook page related to my website blog post, where I place a link (mysite.com/myneupost).
To share translated content on Facebook, you’ll need a separate page for each language (e.g., “MySite - Español” for Spanish). Post the translated content with links to the respective subdomains.
Let me know if you need more assistance!
Verified purchaser
Thank you.
I think that a posting to Social media on Multilipi could be very appreciated.
Thank you again
Thank you for your suggestion — we truly appreciate it! A post on social media highlighting MultiLipi would definitely help get the word out about the platform. We’ll be sure to consider this in our plans moving forward.