How much does it cost?

The translation world is in a state of total anarchy. There are skilled, trustworthy professionals who care about the quality of their work, but also unscrupulous agencies that need to produce enormous amounts of poor quality work in order to keep costs low.

Rates may vary significantly depending on the type of text, the languages involved, the specialisation and, of course, the volume.

A translator produces on average 6 to 8 standard pages a day. This often involves time-consuming research into terminology and meticulous post-translation revision. Too low a cost is therefore a sign that the work is poorly paid, which often translates into poor quality and unsatisfactory results, which may even be unintelligible and damaging to the client’s image.

Why invest large sums of money in beautiful advertising campaigns or spectacular photo shoots, only then to present yourself with low cost translated, poor quality texts that undermine all the efforts made in other areas?