We want to be transparent about our pricing. That is why we explain here exactly how the price of a standard translation is made up.
The price of an express translation usually differs from this base price. It depends on several factors:
For an express translation, we complete your order in the shortest possible time and prioritise every step of the work.
To handle your order with the same care and maintain our quality standards, this takes considerable extra effort. Both the project manager and the translator put in additional hours, including at weekends and on public holidays.
For larger orders, the project manager assembles a team of experienced translators. This lets us speed up the translation process without affecting the quality of the result.
We want to pay our team fairly for going the extra mile, so we charge a small express surcharge on short-notice orders.
As a rule, the express surcharge is around 33% of the standard translation price, and in some cases less. Because the cost of a translation depends on the target language, the cost of an express service varies accordingly. You can find more information on our pricing in our price list or by using our price calculator.
Do you run a business, have an online shop or provide services? We offer business customers individual solutions, including language packages and additional services, at fair prices.
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Alongside the language combination and the scope of the translation, the subject area is a major factor in the final price, because different sectors call for different expertise.
Here is an example:
It follows that the hourly rate, and with it the price per word, is higher for fast translations in the medical field than for product texts.
Is time tight and your documents still untranslated? We translate reports, specialist articles, presentations, marketing materials and more within 48 hours, on fair terms.
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