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SimpleLocalize Developer Plan free for the first year
Approved startups that contribute to the community, for example with a blog post or social media mention, get the SimpleLocalize Developer Plan free for the first year.
Apply at simplelocalize.ioWhat you get
- Free service1 yearDeveloper Plan is free for the first year if the startup contributes to the community.
- Cost variescostThe startup contributes to the community, such as a blog post or social media mention. Auto-translation characters are excluded from all plans; more can be purchased, or the startup can use its own API key.
Who qualifies
- The offer is for genuine startups, not a loophole to reduce costs for established companies; SimpleLocalize primarily supports early-stage teams, individuals, and small businesses building new products, and the Developer Plan is free for the first year if you contribute to the community.vendor decides
How to apply
- AvailabilityOpen to applicants who meet the eligibility requirements.
- MethodApplication form at simplelocalize.io/startup-form
- InstructionsSubmit the startup form with a link to the product, a short description of what you are building, and how you plan to contribute. If approved, SimpleLocalize sends a discount code for the Startup Plan.
- Terms and accessSimpleLocalize
- TermsNo separate terms page on record.
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Where this comes from
simplelocalize.io/for/startups, 24 Sept 2026
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SimpleLocalize provides translation management with a web-based editor, auto-translation, QA checks, translation hosting on a global CDN, and a CLI.
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SimpleLocalize reviews startup applications and offers approved early-stage teams a free or discounted annual plan in their first year, depending on the project and community contribution.
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