Languages

Serve customersin their own words.

If your customers speak two languages, only one of them can read a single-language site. Pendro publishes your site in every language you choose, each with its own address, and shows visitors a switcher to find theirs.

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Real versions, not overlays

Each language is a real, editable version of your content with its own address. You control every word, per language.

The switcher, built in

A language switcher renders in your site’s design automatically. Visitors change language in one click and stay on the page they were reading.

Every language gets indexed

Each version carries markup telling search engines who it is for, so the German page ranks for German searches, not against your English one.

AI drafts the translation

Start a new language from an AI draft of your existing content, then correct it with the eye only a speaker has.

Why it matters

Multi-language sites usually fail on maintenance rather than launch. The second language goes live in January and by June it still advertises a menu you changed, because updating twice is twice the work and the less-spoken version loses. Pendro keeps the versions side by side in one editor, so a Tuesday price change is a two-minute job in both. Structure, design, and sections stay shared, and only the words differ.

The search side is where it pays. A properly published second language is not a translation of your visibility, it is a second visibility. People search in their own language, and the page that answers in that language wins them. Pendro emits the per-language markup search engines require and keeps each version at a clean address, so each builds its own standing. In a bilingual city, that is a second front door to the same shop.

Straight answers

How many languages can a site have?+

As many as you can keep accurate; that is the practical limit rather than a fixed number. Each language you enable is a full, editable version of the site, so the work is maintaining the words.

Is the translation automatic?+

AI drafts it and you approve it. Machine translation on its own is not good enough for a business’s public face, so the workflow assumes a human pass by someone who speaks it.

Do the language versions share a design?+

Yes. Design, sections, and structure are shared, and only the content differs. Restyle the site once and every language follows, so a rebrand is not repeated language by language.

Does this help with search in other languages?+

Yes, and it is most of the point. Each language version is indexed for searches in that language, with the markup that stops your own versions competing with each other for the same result.