GTranslate pro v 2.8.54

cesareborgia said:

Nulling is not my area, but this is a plugin connected to their site, running on their API, which goes on to being translated by Google and delivered by their cloud.
I don't think it's possible to use this plugin without paying for it.

The good news being that TranslatePress is there nulled and working.

Since they ask you to provide your own Google API for translation and then that translation is stored on your database, it's possible to run it without paying for it.

Either you create a Google Cloud account to get the free credits they offer or you use DeepL for translation (it's better), which is free until 500.000 characters, and you can create unlimited free accounts on it to get more characters (you don't even need a new email for each one, just a new VCC).

Hope it helps.

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Plouh said:

@cesareborgia

Thank you for your answer, I have a question, what about wpml, if I use Google credit to translate my website, does it's gonna be stored on my database and can use it even after the free credit expire?

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vyasmonarchu said:

Thanks for your comments but this two plugins are completely different. TranslatePress or Polyland or WPML adds a language version of the website, which creates website heavy. Imagine if you have 10 pages and 5 languages then total pages on website will be 50.

Plugins like GT Translate or similar just translate page directly using google API means you dont need to have custom versions on your website for each language.


If you have a paid WPML account, you can use their automatic translate credits to translate pages on your website. AND yes, they are stored on your datebase so if you decide on cancelling your membership, you can keep the translations but this feature is only for paid users and not nulled version users.

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cesareborgia said:

Sure.
But imagine that you want to translate your site and don't have the money to pay GTranslate.
I would say it's better to use TranslatePress than not being able to translate anything in the first place.
And yes, I've used GTranslate, it's a great plugin (my favorite actually from what I've tried) but expensive too.

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DEBAKID said:

With translatepress, don't you have to do the translation manually?

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cesareborgia said:

No.
You can use DeepL 500k characters trial or the 300$ Google Cloud trial for auto translation.

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DEBAKID said:

I tried the one from babiato. I think it said for DeepL API, you have to buy an add-on.

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