Updates
Product and site changes, newest first.
The LionRapid Translation plugin for WordPress is out. It translates the page on the server, before it reaches the browser, and adds a language switcher, /{lang}/ URLs, and hreflang tags; enter your integration key under Settings → LionRapid and the site is multilingual. Version 1.2.6 is on GitHub now — source and installable ZIP. A listing in the WordPress.org plugin directory follows once their review is done — date to be announced.
Self-service signup is live: create an account, upload a document, and work through the whole pipeline — CAT editor, quality assurance, project workflow, and reproducible CAT-band quoting. Six plans are available with real billing, from a free tier with 3,000 words to full agency workflow, hosted in the EU.
The developer API, SDK, and edge-proxy pages were re-verified line by line against the integration codebase: live TypeScript type generation, JSX-preserving styled translations, and SEO-safe server-side WordPress rendering are now documented, and every capability statement traces to shipped code.
A four-lane research pass (buyer reviews, developer threads, translator communities, verified analyst data) re-weighted what the site leads with: quality you can inspect and quotes you can re-derive now front the story, quality assurance and quoting lead the product tour, and each audience page opens with what that audience actually buys on.
Corrected the language count (345 languages plus about 1,100 script and region variants) and documented features that were built but unmentioned: the structural QA lane that diffs rebuilt documents against the source, quality estimation with threshold routing, 13-entity-type MT protection, project and document chat, and the optional client portal.
The LionRapid site relaunched with the full product tour: CAT editor, quality assurance, workflow, quoting, developer API, and Subtitle Studio.
First public presence at lionrapid.com.