Translation management shouldn't depend on your budget.
langctl gives developers a CLI and everyone else a visual dashboard — kept in sync, with AI translation included for every team, on every plan.
Why "langctl"?
"lang" plus "ctl" — named the way Unix tools are. If you've used kubectl or systemctl, you already know how it feels: one command to control the thing.
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Why we built it
We kept landing between two bad options.
$500–2,000 / month
Enterprise tools
Powerful, but priced for companies with a localisation department.
JSON in a repo
Simple tools
Cheap, but translators can't work without a developer in the loop.
langctl
The middle we wanted
A real workflow for the whole team, at a price a startup or agency can say yes to.
What we believe
Principles.
01Developer experience firstThe CLI is the product's spine, not an afterthought.
02Fair pricingFlat plans. No per-seat surprises.
03AI for everyoneAI translation is included on every plan, including Free.
04Simple setupInstall, langctl init, pull. Minutes, not a migration project.
05Transparency and open communicationPublic pricing, a public CLI, and a roadmap you can see.
06Quality over feature countFewer things, done properly.