The time frame for translating a website depends on several factors:
Scope of content: The more content needs to be translated, the longer it usually takes to complete the entire process.
Number of languages: The number of languages into which the website is to be translated affects the time required. Multilingual websites require more time for translation and integration work.
Quality of the translator: The speed and efficiency of the translator play a role. Professional translators can usually work faster and more accurately.
Communication and feedback: The customer’s availability for feedback and approvals can affect the speed of the translation process.
Technical integration: The time for the integration of the translated content into the website depends on the complexity of the technical requirements and whether a CMS or a website builder is used.
As a rule, smaller websites with a smaller scope can be translated within a few days, while larger and multilingual websites can take several weeks or even months for the entire process. It is important to set a realistic time frame based on the specific requirements of your website and the skills of the translation team.