Localization engineering platform for configuring translation engines and auditing translation quality against custom scorecards.
Lingo.dev is a localization engineering platform for teams managing translated content at scale. It lets teams configure localization engines with glossaries, brand voice, and per-locale model chains, called from code, CLI, CI/CD, or MCP. Its quality audit tooling checks translations against a custom scorecard, flagging changed meaning, omitted information, added claims, terminology mismatches, and brand voice conflicts. It connects to TMS, CMS, and GitHub so connected tools are audited against the same criteria. It is aimed at international product and localization teams. The page shows sign-in and sales contact options.
Free
$99/mo
Customcontact sales
Prices in USD, as shown by lingo.dev. Source: pricing page. Last checked October 30, 2026.
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I want to decide whether Lingo.dev (lingo.dev) is the right tool and which plan to pick. Below is what the StableMRR pricing directory read from Lingo.dev's own pricing page (last checked 2026-10-30). It can be out of date, so treat it as a starting point. Category: Developer tools What it does: Localization engineering platform for configuring translation engines and auditing translation quality against custom scorecards. Plans: - Sandbox: Free. Limits: Throughput 100K tok/day, Data retention 7 days. Includes: Unlimited engines, Engine provisioning API, Per-engine consumption tracking, Unlimited seats, Unlimited glossary - Production: $99/mo. Limits: Throughput 5M tok/day, Data retention 30 days. Includes: Unlimited engines, Engine provisioning API, Per-engine consumption tracking, Unlimited seats, Unlimited glossary - Enterprise: Contact sales. Limits: Throughput Unlimited, Data retention Custom. Includes: Engine Suggestions, Configurable async pipeline, Pre-localization AI edit, Human-in-the-loop review, Selective human review routing Alternatives in the directory: 21st, ApparenceKit, BetterTerminal, CodeViz Pricing page: https://lingo.dev/en/pricing Directory listing: https://stablemrr.com/p/lingo-dev First ask me three short questions about my team size, budget and what I need it for. Then recommend one plan, tell me what could make it a bad fit, and compare it with the alternatives. Finish with what I should check on the vendor's site before I pay.
No price changes recorded since we started tracking on October 30, 2026.
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| 21stLibrary of React and Tailwind components, templates and themes that can be copied or installed into a project. | Developer tools | Yes | $8/mo | 4 | Oct 29, 2026 |
| ApparenceKitFlutter template with prebuilt modules for auth, payments, onboarding, notifications and CI/CD. | Developer tools | No | - | 3 | Oct 29, 2026 |
| BetterTerminalWeb tool that builds custom macOS terminal configurations with prompts, aliases and themes, applied via a shell command. | Developer tools | No | - | 2 | Oct 29, 2026 |
| CodeVizVisualizes codebases as editable architecture diagrams that stay in sync with source code for software teams. | Developer tools | Yes | $19/mo | 4 | Oct 30, 2026 |
| CodersRankBuilds developer profiles from coding activity across GitHub, GitLab and StackOverflow, with widgets and recruiting tools. | Developer tools | No | €19/mo | 3 | Oct 30, 2026 |
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