Core systems
Multi-language websites
Your website in Bahasa Malaysia, English, Chinese or any language your customers read.
From RM 1,000 per languageFor websites up to 15 pagesAll add-on prices
What it is
A second or third language for your website, written for the people who read it, not machine output pasted in. Each language has its own pages and address, its own menu, forms and emails, and a switch that keeps visitors on the same page.
How we build it
What makes ours work
Each language is a real page, not a widget
Translation widgets swap words in the browser and leave Google, your forms and your emails in English. We build each language as its own set of pages, with its own address, title and description, linked so Google shows people the version they search in. Rainline’s Chinese pages and Equator’s Malay pages work this way.
The whole journey changes language
A Malay home page that leads to an English form loses people. We translate everything a visitor touches on the way to buying or booking: menus, buttons, forms, confirmation emails, WhatsApp messages and error messages. Where a page only exists in one language, the link says so.
Written by people, checked by you
We may start from a machine draft for speed, but a native speaker edits every page and you approve it before launch. Pages that sell are written properly in the language, not translated word for word. Government agency websites must be in Bahasa Malaysia and English, and privacy notices should be in both for any business that collects personal data.
Proof
Where we've built this
Every build below contains this system. Open any one to see how it works — the fastest way to judge whether we can do what you need.
Equator
EV charging network website
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Lightwell Specialist Hospital
Private hospital website
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Traverse
Listed contractor corporate website
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Marlowe & Khoo
Commercial law firm website
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Ninefold Foods
Halal food brand house website
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Rainline Architects
Architecture practice website
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Highcloud Tea
Tea brand online store and back office
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Lanternway Foundation
Charity website and giving system
See how it works →Often built alongside
Questions
Asked about multi-language
The questions that come up when we scope this system. Anything else, ask us directly.
How much does an extra language cost?
From RM 1,000 per language for a website of up to 15 pages. That covers the translated pages, menus, forms and emails. Larger sites, online stores and systems are quoted on the number of pages and messages to translate.
Do you use machine translation?
Only to start a draft. A native speaker edits every page and you approve it. Your home page and service pages are written properly in the target language, because a stiff translation costs you enquiries.
Will Google show the right language?
Yes, when it is set up properly. Each language has its own address, title and description, and tags that tell Google which page is which. We never force visitors into a language based on where they are; they choose, and the switch remembers.
Can we add a language later?
Yes. We keep each language’s text in one place, so adding Chinese after launch means translating, not rebuilding. Your team can edit every language in the content editor.
Need this in your project?
Tell us what you are building and we will show you the closest thing we have already made — then quote the real version.
Tell us what you need built
You get a fixed quote for your project, and a working prototype to click through before you pay.