Nobody knows how many words are on their website.

Not the marketing lead, not the person who built it, and not the agency about to quote you for translating it. Point this at a URL and find out — page by page, folder by folder.

Start with your site

Built for translation quotes

Translation is priced per word, so the first question is one most site owners can only guess at. Guessing wrong by a factor of three is a budget that runs out halfway through.

It counts what a translator is handed

Navigation, footers, sidebars and forms are stripped before counting, so a 500-page site doesn't inflate by the same menu repeated 500 times.

It sees pages the way a reader does

Every page is rendered in a real browser, so content built by JavaScript is counted. Tools that only fetch HTML report a fraction of the truth.

Broken down where it's useful

Totals per folder and per page, your longest pages ranked, and a CSV of every URL — so a quote turns into a plan you can phase.

Also in here

Tick one box before a crawl and every page is also saved as Markdown — main content only, no navigation — and handed back as a single ZIP. Ready to feed a language model, a search index or a CMS migration.