Outsource translationsFluent and convincing in every language
Imagine: an experienced translator who does not convert your texts word for word, but really makes them work in the target language. That way you reach new markets without your message losing any of its power.
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What a translator does for you
How much does it cost to get
to outsource translations?
A freelance translator usually charges per word or per hour, and a translation agency works with markups, while a full-time translator at Remote Opus works entirely for your business for a fixed amount from 995 euros per month.
| Freelancer | Agency | Opus | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hours p/week | 16 hours | 8 hours | 40 hours |
| Monthly amount | € 1,750 | € 1,500 | € 995 |
Your translator is onboarded into your house style, terminology and tone of voice, just like a colleague in the marketing department. If time is left after the translations, you use it for proofreading or maintaining a terminology list. That way you get more out of your budget than with individual translations alone.
Why translations outsourced?
Translating yourself costs time you do not have, and a one-off translation agency often delivers a correct but impersonal text. A permanent translator gets to know your brand and safeguards consistency across all languages and channels.
Full focus on your international message
Because your translator works full-time and exclusively for your business, he or she builds up knowledge of your products, customers and brand style that a translator hired ad hoc never develops.
Experiences of clients
who outsourced their growth
All our specialists are trained in AI
Every Opus specialist works with the latest AI tools every day. That way you optimize your processes, run your business more efficiently and get more work done in the same time. You do not just get better results from your translations, you make your entire way of working smarter and faster.
- Smarter and faster processes through AI
- More efficient business operations
- More work done in the same time
Your team, worldwide
We have offices worldwide where international top talent works for your company. Every specialist becomes fully immersed in your organization, while we take care of the daily floor management at our offices.
Frequently asked questions about
Outsource translations
A full-time translator at Remote Opus costs a fixed monthly fee from 995 euros per month. No agency fees, no long-term contracts and no surprises afterwards.
On average we match you with a suitable translator within about 14 days, who then gets straight to work on your translations.
Yes, your translator becomes part of your team and you set the priorities directly. In the background, Remote Opus arranges the coaching, contracts and payroll administration.
Think of consistent translations in the right tone, faster turnaround times than at an external agency and clear reporting on progress, without hard guarantees on figures.
Certainly, many companies also have their translator proofread, handle subtitling or help with copywriting for international campaigns.
During the matching we look specifically at the language pairs you need, so your translator has native-level command of the languages that matter for your markets.
Yes, your translator works seamlessly with CAT tools such as memoQ or Trados, and with your CMS such as WordPress or Shopify for processing translations directly.
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Directly schedule your introduction
Pick a time that suits you. We discuss which languages and texts get priority and how your translator gets straight to work on them.
This is how your translator approaches it
Your translator starts with a thorough introduction and then works on all your multilingual content in a structured way.
Getting to know your brand and languages
Your translator maps out which languages, channels and tone of voice are important for your business.
Translating with an eye for context
Texts are not translated literally but in a culturally fitting way, while preserving your message.
Review and alignment
Every translation is checked and, where needed, aligned with a native speaker before it goes live.
