Pricing for release-ready localization
Release-ready localization without the overhead
Typical localization costs ~$120/mo. String Catalog starts at $15.
40 languages included. No per-language pricing.
Why teams pay for String Catalog
- Localize your app to 40+ languages in minutes, not days
- Keep strings, release notes, and metadata in sync
- Prevent broken or inconsistent translations before they ship
- Save hours every release cycle
- Review localization changes in the Git workflow your team already trusts
"Waiting for translations slows down almost every single release, which makes it a huge chore for a tiny team like us trying to move fast. String Catalog has been a lifesaver, allowing us to launch new features globally as quickly as we can..."
Annual plans save 20% · no hidden seats · cancel anytime
Hobby
For indie developers shipping their first localized app.
Scale
- Unlimited apps
- Up to 40 languages
- 3,000 base string keys
Automation
- Fully automated translations
- Unlimited string updates as your app evolves
- 20 localized release notes per month
- Protected terms (keep brand names untranslated)
Integrations
- GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket
Support
- 48-hour response time
- Localized App Store and Google Play metadata
- Human translation QA with shareable review links
- Localization accuracy monitoring
- Team support
Pro
For teams shipping regularly who need review confidence.
Scale
- Unlimited apps
- Up to 40 languages
- 7,500 base string keys
Automation
- Fully automated translations
- Unlimited string updates as your app evolves
- Unlimited localized release notes
- Localized App Store and Google Play metadata
- Protected terms (keep brand names untranslated)
Review & QA
- Human translation QA with shareable review links
- Localization accuracy monitoring
Integrations
- GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket
Support
- 24-hour response time
- Team support
Business
For teams with large apps and frequent releases.
Scale
- Unlimited apps
- Up to 40 languages
- 15,000 base string keys
Automation
- Fully automated translations
- Unlimited string updates as your app evolves
- Unlimited localized release notes
- Localized App Store and Google Play metadata
- Protected terms (keep brand names untranslated)
Review & QA
- Human translation QA with shareable review links
- Localization accuracy monitoring
Integrations
- GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket
Support
- 24-hour response time
- Team support
Still sizing the plan? Run the calculator first. Cost calculator →
String key limits apply only to base language source strings. Localized strings across all 40 languages don't count against your limit. All plans are in USD.
Included Across The Workflow
The pricing is simple. The release workflow stays strong.
40 languages
Reach more markets without per-locale pricing math.
All plans cover up to 40 languages, so the decision stays focused on workflow fit and release volume.
Reviewable workflow
Keep launch work inside the process your team already trusts.
Strings, release notes, and store metadata stay close to your release workflow instead of drifting into side tools.
Human review
Add extra review only where launch risk is higher.
Pro and Business add shared review and monitoring when nuance matters more than raw speed.
Loved By Teams
Real feedback from developers shipping localized strings, release notes, and store metadata in the same workflow.
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Pedro Carrasco
@pedrommcarrasco
"In a market crowded with products that often miss the mark for indie developers due to aggressive pricing, String Catalog stands out with affordable options that make expanding to new markets accessible. The platform offers outstanding inte..."
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Rudrank Riyam
@rudrankriyam
"Within a few clicks, I could localize my app to 40+ languages! The latest changes also provide confidence in the translation per key, making String Catalog one of the best time-savers for me to reach different markets!"
HAHarry Lachenmayer
@lachenmayer
"Waiting for translations slows down almost every single release, which makes it a huge chore for a tiny team like us trying to move fast. String Catalog has been a lifesaver, allowing us to launch new features globally as quickly as we can..."