Crowdin vs Weblate: Which Should You Choose in 2026?
Both prices below were read from each vendor's own pricing page on the date shown.
Pricing side by side
| Plan | Crowdin | Weblate |
|---|---|---|
| tier 1 | Free — 60K hosted words, 1 private project, unlimited public projects and translators | On request — Open source self-hosted, unlimited projects, unlimited languages, full Git sync |
| tier 2 | $50/mo — From $50/mo billed annually ($600/yr) — 60K hosted words, 2 private projects | On request — Up to 500 source strings, managed cloud hosting, automated Git pull requests |
| tier 3 | $150/mo — From $150/mo billed annually ($1,800/yr) — 100K hosted words, 5 managers | On request — Up to 5,000 strings, priority backup, machine translation API connections |
| tier 4 | $450/mo — From $450/mo, annual billing only ($5,400/yr) — 500K hosted words, data residency | — |
| tier 5 | On request — Unlimited content, 10 managers, SSO and SCIM | — |
read from both vendors' pricing pages · 20 Aug 2026 · how we verify
Choose Crowdin if
- Open-source and academic projects — both get free licences with unlimited projects and members
- Teams with many translators, since translator seats are unlimited on every paid plan
Choose Weblate if
- Open-source projects and developer-first SaaS products managing community translations
- Technical marketing teams managing multilingual content stored in Git repositories
Where each one disappoints
Crowdin
- Anyone sizing cost by word count alone — the hosted-words limit multiplies by the number of target languages
- Teams wanting month-to-month on the larger plans — Team+ is annual billing only
Weblate
- Marketers who cannot interact with Git branches or structured JSON/PO files
Compiled by Stepan Noianov from both vendors' own sites. Something wrong? Report an inaccuracy.