POEditor 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

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User Reviews

Overview

POEditor

4.7

(17)

Pricing

Starting at $14.99 per month

About POEditor

POEditor is an online localization platform and collaborative translation management system for teams of all sizes. POEditor makes the localization process more transparent and helps avoid possible localization bugs. With its collaborative interface that is updated in real-time, POEditor also facilitates collaboration and boosts productivity for the product, design, and localization teams alike.

Operators can use POEditor to translate content across applications, websites, themes, plugins, games, or other software, and to automate the localization workflow.

Some supported localization file formats include flutter ARB (.arb), CSV (.csv), INI (.ini), key-value JSON (.json), JSON (.json), gettext (.po, .pot) and java properties (.properties).

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POEditor Pricing and Plans

Starting price: $14.99 per month

Free Trial

Free Version

Free

$0.00

flat rate

Plan includes:

Unlimited projects
API
AI Translation

Start

$14.99

flat rate, per month

Plan includes:

Unlimited projects
API
Translation Memory & History
Git service integrations
Unlimited contributors
AI Translation
Third-party Access

Plus

$44.99

Plan includes:

Unlimited projects
API
Unlimited contributors
Translation Memory & History
Git service integrations
Audit log
Slack and Teams integrations
1 workflow (limited to templates)
Third-party Access
AI Translation

Premium

$119.99

Plan includes:

Unlimited projects
API
Unlimited contributors
Translation Memory & History
Git service integrations
Audit log
Slack and Teams integrations
Glossary
Webhooks, Callbacks, PR Presets
Workflows

Enterprise

$199.99

Plan includes:

Unlimited projects
API
Unlimited contributors
Translation Memory & History
Git service integrations
Audit log
Slack and Teams integrations
Glossary
Webhooks, Callbacks, PR Presets
Single Sign-On (SSO)

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POEditor Features

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Activity Dashboard
Activity Tracking
AI/Machine Learning
API
App Store Localization
Commenting/Notes
Content Management
Customizable User Interface
File Management
File Transfer
For Software
For Websites
Full Text Search
Historical Reporting
Localization Automation
Machine Translation
Multi-Language
Multiple Programming Languages Supported
Online Payments
Order Management
Productivity Tools
Progress Tracking
Project Management
Project Tracking
Project Workflow
Quality Assurance
Quality Control
Quotes/Estimates
Real-Time Notifications
Reporting/Analytics
Reporting & Statistics
Resource Management
Revision History
Search/Filter
Single Sign On
Status Tracking
String Translation Management
Tagging
Task Progress Tracking
Team Collaboration
Terminology Management
Text Editing
Third-Party Integrations
Translation Analytics
Translation Management
Translation Memory
User Management
Version Control
Website Integration
Workflow Management

POEditor Integrations

GitLab

WordPress

Bitbucket

GitHub

Microsoft Teams

Slack

See all 16 integrations

POEditor User Reviews

Overall Rating

4.7

Ratings Breakdown

71%

29%

Secondary Ratings

Ease of Use

4.3

Value for money

4.3

Customer support

4.7

Functionality

4.4

Have you used POEditor and would like to share your experience with others?

Ozan O.

Verified reviewer

Computer Software

11-50 employees

Used weekly for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed July 2019

Localization tool that fully meets the localization needs

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Functionality

Pros:

POEditor is an easy to use online localization tool for web and mobile projects. We unified all localization terms among web, iOS and Android platforms and manage translations on POEditor platform centrally. Its API gives the opportunity to update the localization content on the fly and updated on the clients instantly. Translators and colleagues should be assigned to the language pairs, so it makes collaboration very easy.

Cons:

API data gives lots of information about translated terms. It increases the data transferred for localization and make it difficult to manage translations over API. Price tiers are calculated per added term to languages. If the project has a huge amount of localized text price should be very high.

Anton S.

Verified reviewer

Computer Software

2-10 employees

Used monthly for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed December 2023

POEditor for Open Source: Budget-Friendly Localization That Works

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

Choosing POEditor for our open-source project has been a game-changer, especially given its generous free access for open-source projects. The platform's user-friendly interface and seamless collaboration tools have made the localization process a breeze for our team and streamlined multilingual content management. One standout feature we absolutely love is the use of tags. The ability to organize localization through tags and export them for use as namespaces with i18n has proven to be a game-changer. It adds a layer of flexibility and granularity to our localization strategy, allowing us to manage and deploy translations with a level of precision that aligns seamlessly with our project's needs.

Cons:

One thing that's worth mentioning is the inability to manually order translation keys. While it might not be a dealbreaker for everyone, our project occasionally requires a precise organization of keys, and this limitation has posed a minor challenge. It's a nuance that we've learned to work around, but it's something to consider, especially if your project heavily relies on meticulous key sequencing.

Reasons for choosing POEditor

In exploring various localization tools for our open-source project, we encountered several options, each with its own set of features and drawbacks. Crowdin, Transifex and Weglot caught our attention and were considered, but the cost for our project's scale was a concern when we took into consideration our team size, number of keywords and/or localizations. Ultimately, we chose POEditor for its winning combination of cost-effectiveness, user-friendly design, and unique features. POEditor not only met our financial considerations but also provided the versatility and collaborative tools necessary for efficient localization management. It struck the right balance, making it the ideal choice for our open-source project.

Anouk C.

Verified reviewer

Human Resources

10000+ employees

Used daily for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed January 2026

Very good localisation tool

Great tool, easy to use and great support experience. I also like the fact that they develop new things based on our feedback/needs.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

I really like the value for money, it works perfect for what we need. And what I like most is the fact that the customer support is so helpful. All feedback I gave up until now has been taken into account.

Cons:

We don't have so many options to adjust our AI translation options. I did add some instructions but it doesn't always seem to take those into account.

Wilco v.

Verified reviewer

Computer Software

Self-Employed

Used monthly for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed April 2019

Good, easy to use translation management platform, with quite a streep price

It is a good platform if you can stay within the free tier. After that, it is only a good platform to use if your product has a relatively high profit.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Functionality

Pros:

POEditor is easy to use, gives you translation suggestions and allows others to contribute to translating your app by either an invite based system or just by allowing anyone to edit it. Nice API to use programs that allow you to integrate it with for example Gradle so you can easily update the language translations of your app. You can import and export transitions in many file formats, so they are easy to implement in your product, like Android XML and PO.

Cons:

No option as far as I know to, after allowing everyone to translate your project, exclude specific languages from being edited by someone else. For example, I only want to edit the English translation myself and not allow anyone else to change that. It has quite a steep price increase above the free tier, especially if you are using it for relatively small, not very high profit (open source) apps.

Juan U.

Verified reviewer

Translation and Localization

51-200 employees

Used weekly for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed July 2025

How to improve POEditor

POEditor is a great tool however when I'm constantly clashing with remembering that I have to activate the text first, it gets me quite stressed. The good thing is that with the minor but important changes I just mentioned it can become so wonderful.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

How fast it responds to input, that it automatically saves everything you write on it and the search tool with its many options is excellent.

Cons:

The most annoying and frustrating part of POEditor is that when I go ahead and highlight a text in the target section to change it or edit it, I can’t, because I have to click on the text first so it gets activated and then you can highlight the part you want to change. This is very odd and quirky because in any other editor (like Travod’s Phrase, Trados Studio) you just directly highlights the text and can change it right away and unfortunately my brain is so used to this mechanic that, even after many months of using POEditor, I struggle to quickly and smoothly edit my work. It would be nice to have an option to show all the segments in a single page, so I can review or see a previous segment without having to go back pages to have a quick look. The segments should all be numbered so when I have to tell an editor about a question or an issue within a specific part of a project, I can direct them to the exact content and where it is.

Kira O.

Verified reviewer

Automotive

11-50 employees

Used weekly for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed August 2025

Overall good experience for app texts

Overall it is a very useful tool, it has a very good free version, but I do recommend the paid version as it gives a great value for money. I do hope they improve the human interface and work on the UI.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

I am using POEditor for texts and translations on our application. The site is very easy to use, you set up a project, enter terms (which your programmers will use), and then set the languages you will use. It is very convenient that you have a "major" language, and then when you enter translations, it shows you the reference language on the same page, as well as the term. Also, the AI function on the auto translation has been handy several times.

Cons:

The fuzzy option in POEditor wasn't very clear to us. We never used the tagging as we didn't understand why would it be useful. Also not being able to: sort or filter within the project is inconvenient. Another downside is not being able to go directly to a certain page (say page 14 in my project, but I have to click next next next), which is highly time consuming and uncomfortable. I wouldn't create a split in the project either. Can't sort by ABC, it is always presented FIFO which I do find frustrating.

Bolivar E.

Verified reviewer

Design

Self-Employed

Used monthly for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed May 2025

Collaborative platform for streamlined localization

POEditor is the platform I always recommend for translation and localization of digital products such as games or software. It is very simple to use, the collaborative tools are fine-tuned for teamwork and the updates in real give a nice rhythm to the workflow. Even though the IA features are in touch with current tendencies to automate translation jobs, I believe that POEditor combines technology with a user-friendly platform that helps humans to review and assess the texts.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

An easy tool to manage the complexity of localization projects with many technical items to translate. The filters are very helpful to find similar use cases and compare previous translations with new terms from updates. The platform also allows the user to comment and mark difficult terms as "fuzzy" in order to revisit them after some research.

Cons:

I'm looking forward to seeing some bulk actions implemented, i.e. translating several terms at once (there are many repetitions along the platforms' UI that I've been working with). Debugging can also be difficult, since sometimes you have to search for one term that needs to be changed in several instances. It would be nice to have something like a "replace all" for the occurrences of a same word or expression along the projects.

Marijana P.

Verified reviewer

Translation and Localization

Self-Employed

Used monthly for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed March 2025

Ok, but can be improved

It's Ok, some things I mentioned above can be improved.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

It's practical to translate strings, source text can't be changed, so you don't have to worry you'll erase something in it.

Cons:

You have to wait until it saves a string, maybe it would be better if there was a button "Save." Also, you don't know if everything was saved correctly, don't know if there's an option to see that.

Yannick S.

Verified reviewer

Translation and Localization

Self-Employed

Used other for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed May 2020

Perfect for App localization

POEditor is definitely one of the best software for the localization of applications. It can be used with great ease and the interface is really clear.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Functionality

Pros:

POEditor has many great features, including an error notifier that let's the user know when there are punctuation mistakes in the translated phrases/sentences. Another realy useful feature is the ease to share files between users.

Cons:

I didn't really find any cons to the application, except maybe the fact it's lacking one or two features such as the ability to sort and group similar strings in app localizations.