Soft launch Dialecto is still in testing, and details on this site may change as we finish it.

Priced to be an easy yes.

The best localization tool shouldn't cost like enterprise software. Start free — actually free, actually useful — and upgrade when your team does.

Free

€0 forever

Everything you need to localize a repo properly.

  • Connect a repository
  • The domain-driven editor
  • Minimal-diff pull requests
  • Community support
Ask for early access

Team

€TBD per seat / month

The full workflow for a team that ships together.

  • Private repositories
  • Organizations, teams & role-based access
  • The full review lifecycle
  • The completeness merge gate
  • Translation aids + curated context (voice, personas, glossary, translation memory)
  • Email + in-app notifications
Ask for early access

Enterprise

Talk to us

For teams with sovereignty or compliance obligations.

  • Self-hosting / EU-sovereign deployment
  • Priority support
  • On request: single sign-on (SAML / OIDC), SCIM provisioning, audit-log export
Talk to us

Enterprise single sign-on, SCIM, and audit-log export are available on request as part of an Enterprise engagement — tell us what your compliance story needs.

What's in each tier

Free Team Enterprise
Domain-driven editor ✓ ✓ ✓
Minimal-diff pull requests ✓ ✓ ✓
Private repositories — ✓ ✓
Teams & role-based access — ✓ ✓
Review lifecycle & notifications — ✓ ✓
Completeness merge gate — ✓ ✓
Curated context: voice, personas, glossary — ✓ ✓
Self-hosting / EU-sovereign deployment — — ✓
Priority support — — ✓

Billing questions

How does billing work?

Through GitHub Marketplace — the same place you installed from, no separate vendor account to manage.

Is it really free right now?

During launch, yes — the paid tiers are free while we onboard the first teams. Early users keep generous terms.

What happens if I stop paying?

Nothing dramatic. Your translations were in your repo the whole time; you lose the editor, not your data. That's the point.

Start with the free tier.

Connect a repo, see your strings by domain, ship a clean pull request. Decide from there.