Polyflow

Start with what your visitors see: the right words, the right prices, the right rules. In Polyflow, connect your Webflow project, pick a source language, and generate new language versions from the same master pages and CMS templates. Translate visually in context or import draft text from your writers. Use machine suggestions to speed things up, then lock critical phrases with a glossary. When you publish, Polyflow keeps your structure intact—navigation, forms, and collection items sync across locales—so you don’t rebuild layouts for every market.

Create market-aware content without touching complex logic. Set routing by visitor location or browser language, define fallbacks, and preview every page as a user in Paris, São Paulo, or Tokyo would see it. For pricing, attach currency formatting, tax notes, and rounding rules per locale, and show different tiers or promotions by country. For legal pages, map jurisdiction-specific clauses and dates, and schedule updates to roll out simultaneously across all required regions. You can also swap hero copy, CTAs, and images per market to match local tone and expectations.

Strengthen international search from day one. Polyflow generates hreflang tags, localized slugs, and per-locale XML sitemaps, and applies canonical rules to avoid duplicate indexing. Translate meta titles and descriptions alongside on-page content, and propagate structured data in each language. If you merge or split pages for a region, set redirects and keep link equity intact. Track what’s indexed, see gaps by locale, and fix missing fields before publishing. The result is consistent crawling, correct ranking by region, and content that surfaces for the queries your audience actually uses.

Work as a team without stepping on each other. Assign roles for marketers, translators, reviewers, and developers. Use comments and change requests in context, approve batches, and schedule go-lives. Polyflow remembers previous translations, so recurring UI text and product names stay consistent. Bulk-update CMS items, push urgent changes to all locales at once, and roll back if needed. When new pages are added in Webflow, Polyflow auto-detects them, creates draft language versions, and flags what needs attention—keeping your global site current with minimal effort.