Signed statement of accuracy
A signed page saying the translation is complete and accurate.
Every add-on goes with a package, so put a package in your cart first. The number of add-on units can't be more than the number of package units. In the brief, we ask which package each add-on is for.
never more than
Add-ons need a package in your cart. They can't outnumber your package units.
A signed page saying the translation is complete and accurate.
A reusable termbase in a spreadsheet: up to 150 terms, source and target, for your next vendor.
About half the standard turnaround.
About half the standard turnaround, for packages at $999 and up.
Your result, translated back into English by a different linguist.
Another linguist reads the finished text.
The translation set back into pages that look like the original.
About half the turnaround on the package card. A standard 4-business-day package becomes 2. If we miss the rush date, we refund the rush fee. Pairs that need an extra day, like Hmong and Tagalog, get the same treatment.
Example: Spec sheet or SDS
Rush covers: Packages up to $599
$99
Rush covers: Packages $999 and up
$199
Someone who hasn’t seen your English translates the result back into English. You compare the two. If a sentence comes back different, that’s a spot to look at.
It isn’t proof that the translation is right. A smooth back-translation can hide a flat translation, and a clumsy one can come from a perfectly fine target text. Treat it as a way to ask better questions.