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WPML and Polylang

Run PriceKit on a multilingual store with WPML or Polylang — translated customer texts, discount names and WooCommerce Multilingual currencies.

Updated November 8, 2026 · 1 min readPro

PriceKit's own texts are translated into 15 languages and follow the language of the page. Texts you type yourself (the discount name, labels, minimum order message) need a translation in your multilingual plugin.

WPML

  1. Save PriceKit's Price settings once, so your texts are registered.
  2. Go to WPML → String Translation, search for your texts (e.g. the discount name) and translate them.
  3. With WooCommerce Multilingual and multiple currencies, member prices are calculated in the base currency and converted like any other price. Bundle deal prices are converted too.

PriceKit ships a wpml-config.xml, so the options are registered automatically.

Polylang

  1. Go to Languages → Translations and search for your PriceKit texts.
  2. Translate the discount name and labels.

Check

Open a product in each language, logged in as a customer: the badge, card labels, cart progress bar and order email should all be in that language.

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