Guides on translating Webflow stores, what to ask when choosing a tool, and what StoreLingo does and does not do, from the team that builds StoreLingo.
What translation memory is, how StoreLingo keeps it per site and per language pair, when it saves AI characters, how your own edits are kept, and how it differs from the glossary.
The parts that make up the cost of translating a Webflow store, a worked example you can redo with your own numbers, and StoreLingo's plans in AI characters.
A careful plan for moving a Webflow store's translations from Weglot to StoreLingo: what changes, how the Weglot CSV import works, what you set up yourself, and what to check before you switch.
StoreLingo writes translated copies of your products and CMS items into your own Webflow site. What gets created, what you set up yourself, what it costs you in Webflow item limits, and what stays in your site after you uninstall.
How Webflow Ecommerce stores products, variants and options, why variants are the hard part of translating a store, and exactly what StoreLingo does with variants today.
The broad ways to translate a Webflow Ecommerce store, what to check before choosing one, and an honest account of what StoreLingo does and does not do.
If you are comparing translation tools for a Webflow store, these are the questions worth asking every vendor, with StoreLingo's own answers, including the things it does not do.
A plain explanation of hreflang and why it matters on a site with several languages, what StoreLingo does and does not add to your pages, and the options a site owner has.