The XPLI model is disrupting the translation industry by focusing investment on the source text clarity, dramatically reducing the high costs associated with traditional human correction.
Traditional translation models require human post-editing, which typically costs €5 per 100 words of source text. Our model is dramatically different:
A project of 1,000 words translated into 10 languages costs only €20 with XPLI. The same project would cost approximately €500 with human post-editing, representing a cost reduction of 96%.
This economy makes translation accessible for massive content volumes that were previously left untranslated due to budget constraints.
By following the rules of our Explicit Pilot Language, the XPLI version of the text (and its translations) is often clearer and more explicit than the original source document.
This focus on absolute clarity ensures maximum reliability and safety, which is essential for technical specifications, regulatory filings, and mission-critical documentation.
Our process is built for speed. While human post-editing can introduce delays of days or weeks, the MT stage after XPLI pre-editing is nearly instantaneous.
This guaranteed quick turnaround time, which rarely exceeds 48 hours, is vital for organizations like NGOs, where rapid, multilingual communication is crucial for operational effectiveness and crisis response.
We can scale instantly to process enormous volumes—millions of words—in multiple languages simultaneously.
XPLI makes translation affordable for content that has been historically ignored due to cost. We specifically target the massive pool of untranslated text generated by global administrations and humanitarian organizations.
These organizations generate millions of words annually that remain untranslated—reports, educational guides, and policy documents—a substantial market that XPLI is now uniquely positioned to serve.
Clear pricing. Flexible delivery. Scalable solutions.
Whether you need high-volume translation, standards summaries, or premium optimization for complex texts, XPLI adapts to your content, volume, and priorities.