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Stop paying per word. Pay for the model, at a price you can see.

Per-word invoices climb with every market you add and every release you ship. Nobody in the room can forecast next quarter, because the number depends on things nobody controls.

What that looks like today

Agency retainers and per-word metering multiply by language count, so adding a market is a permanent budget increase rather than a one-off cost. The invoice arrives after the spending, which is the worst possible moment to find out what a release cost you.

How TextSetu handles it

A new market is added, and the invoice is supposed to go up.

  1. 01

    Your account, or a published rate

    Use TextSetu's AI engine on credits at a rate published before you spend, or connect your own Claude, OpenAI, Gemini or DeepSeek account and pay that provider at cost.

  2. 02

    Only the model that answered is billed

    Models are called one at a time, so only the AI that actually answers is billed.

  3. 03

    Repeated wording costs less each time

    Every approved translation is reused as context, so repeated copy costs less each time it appears.

  4. 04

    Only the changed lines are sent

    Only the lines that changed are sent. Editing one string does not re-translate a file.

  5. 05

    Spend visible while you spend it

    Spend reporting breaks the number down by project and by language while you are spending it.

The outcome

A translation budget that is forecastable, visible, and materially smaller.

Memory matches
Exact match100%
"Ajouter au panier", reused across 3 projects
Fuzzy match88%
"Add to your bag" "Ajouter à votre panier"
Below threshold61%
Not suggested: too different to reuse safely
The outcome

A translation budget that is forecastable, visible, and materially smaller.