JurisLingo vs Weglot

Own your Spanish site, or rent it forever

Weglot is a well built product with one structural catch: it keeps your translations, and therefore keeps you. Here is the full comparison for law firms, with sources.

JurisLingoWeglot
ArchitectureWordPress plugin. Translations served from your own databaseSaaS proxy. Translations served from Weglot's cloud
Where translations liveYour WordPress database, foreverWeglot's AWS servers
If you cancelEverything keeps working. You keep every translation and editTranslations deactivate, Google deindexes your Spanish URLs, project deleted after 3 months
Export your dataIt is already in your databaseGated to Advanced plan, roughly $4,000 per year
Billing modelFlat monthly, unlimited wordsCumulative word tiers from 2,000 to 5,000,000, metadata counted, never resets
Hitting a limitThere are no limitsNew content silently stops being translated
Translation qualityFrontier AI with legal instructions, es-US variant and attorney glossaryDeepL, Google or Microsoft per segment; generic output
Legal glossaryCurated legal glossary included, unlimited rules, firm overridesGlossary rules capped at 5 words each; no legal content
Compliance parity for disclaimersBuilt inNot offered
Spanish URL slugsAutomatic, reviewed, with redirects. IncludedPlan gated, semi manual
Uptime dependencyNone. English fallback, no external calls at request timeWeglot outage breaks every translated page
Page cache and CDNFully compatible, each language is cacheable HTMLDocumented conflicts with common cache setups
Lead and call attribution by languageGA4 events, lead tagging, CallRail number swap, ROI dashboardNot offered
Migration path inAutopilot imports your entire Weglot corpus, verified page by pagen/a
Typical cost, 200k word firm siteEarly access $19.99 per month, flat$87 per month (Pro), rising as content grows

Weglot claims verified against weglot.com pricing and support documentation, July 2026.

The verdict

For a WordPress law firm, JurisLingo wins on ownership, cost structure, legal translation quality and analytics, and it removes the one thing keeping firms on Weglot: the fear of losing years of translations. The Migration Autopilot brings all of it with you, verified, while Weglot is still running. Weglot remains the reasonable choice only for non WordPress platforms or very high language counts.

Weglot switching questions

Can I really keep my Weglot translations if I switch?

Yes, and this surprises people. Your translated pages are publicly served by your own website today. While your subscription is still active, our importer reads each English page and its live Spanish counterpart, aligns them structurally, and stores every pair in your database. Your human edits come across too, because they are part of the served pages.

What does Weglot actually delete when you cancel?

Per Weglot's own support documentation: translated pages stop being served immediately when your subscription ends, translated URLs progressively drop out of Google, and the project with all translations is permanently deleted after 3 months. Export requires the Advanced plan or higher.

Is Weglot's translation quality bad?

No, it is competent generic machine translation. The problem for law firms is what generic means: literal renderings of practice areas that Spanish speakers never search for, simplified disclaimers, and no awareness of es-US legal phrasing. JurisLingo's model is instructed for exactly this content.

When is Weglot the better choice?

If you need 20+ languages on a non WordPress platform like Shopify or Webflow, Weglot's breadth is real and JurisLingo does not serve those platforms. For a WordPress law firm targeting Spanish speaking clients, the comparison is not close.

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