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Keyglot vs Locize

Compare the workflows before you migrate.

A mature runtime localization service built around continuous translation delivery and transparent download allowances.

Public information verified September 12, 2026

Features and allowances vary by plan. Keyglot roadmap items are marked “Coming soon” and are not counted as available today.

Choose Keyglot when

You want the shortest controlled path from hardcoded source text to reviewed code changes, translated content, and an immutable production release.

Choose Locize when

Teams deeply invested in its surrounding web localization ecosystem or needing mature usage-based delivery options.

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Capabilities and commercial model.

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CapabilityKeyglotLocize
Commercial model
Permanent Free planYes · 500 keysYes · 100K standard downloads
Starting paid price$9.99 / month$7 / month
Primary pricing unitsProjects, keys, locales, members, AIWords, languages, namespaces, downloads
Additional capacity$5 per additional 1M delivery requestsComing soonUsage blocks and plan upgrades
Developer workflow
Source discoveryCLI and editor source scanningEcosystem extraction tooling
Reviewed source-code rewritingPreviewed rewrite with explicit approvalNo equivalent workflow documented
CLI and CIScan, check, extract, structured CI outputCLI and repository synchronization
Repository and pull-request syncPlannedComing soonRepository synchronization
Runtime coverageWeb, React, and compatible JavaScript workflowsBroad web runtime ecosystem
Translation workflow
AI translationCharacter allowance on paid packsIncluded credits and bring-your-own accessPlan dependent
Human reviewReviewable AI drafts before releaseReview workflowPlan dependent
Glossary and instructionsManaged glossary and project instructionsGlossaryPlan dependent
Automated quality checksAI placeholder safety; broader checks plannedComing soonStyle and workflow checksPlan dependent
Delivery and releases
Hosted and over-the-air deliveryPublic and protected translation deliveryStandard, professional, and private delivery
Public delivery without a keyIncluded on every packStandard delivery
Protected deliveryStarter and abovePlan dependentProfessional and private deliveryPlan dependent
Included delivery volume50K to 10M requests by packComing soon100K to 15M standard downloads by plan
Release history and rollbackImmutable versions and independent environment rollbackVersion allowance by plan
Collaboration
Included seats1 to 15 by pack; custom on EnterpriseUnlimited users on eligible plansPlan dependent
Review workflowShared editing now; staged workflow plannedComing soonReview workflow and unlimited usersPlan dependent
Tasks, comments, and assignmentsPlannedComing soonWorkflow-dependentPlan dependent
Granular rolesPlannedComing soonRole controlsPlan dependent
Governance
Branch and release workflowsPlannedComing soonBranches and versionsPlan dependent
Audit historyPlannedComing soonAudit logPlan dependent
Single sign-onPlannedComing soonEligible plansPlan dependent
Self-hostingNoNo
Service commitmentsPlanned for EnterpriseComing soonEnterprisePlan dependent

Where Keyglot stands out

  • First-party source discovery and reviewed code rewriting.
  • A single workflow spanning extraction, translation review, immutable publishing, and delivery.
  • Project-wide public or protected delivery with clear environment separation.
  • A modern editor extension and structured CI output.

Where Locize stands out

  • A mature ecosystem for web application localization.
  • Clearly published delivery allowances and usage blocks.
  • Multiple delivery classes, extensive runtime integrations, and repository synchronization.
  • Established review, glossary, version, and style workflows on higher tiers.

Migration outline

Validate first. Switch delivery last.

  1. 1

    Export the current published resources by locale and namespace.

  2. 2

    Create matching Keyglot namespaces and preview each resource import.

  3. 3

    Link the workspace without changing production delivery, then compare development output.

  4. 4

    Switch the application only after the Keyglot publication matches the current resources.

Try the source-to-delivery workflow

Review the code change before Keyglot changes the application.

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