Document translation runs on hardware we own, under the same job pricing and retention rules as everything else here — no separate cloud translation API in the loop.
Why "just Google Translate it" is a real risk for some files
Google Translate's business terms are built around a free consumer product — convenient for a menu or a street sign, not something most firms would choose for a contract, a medical record, or anything under an NDA.
How the job runs
The document is translated on hardware we own, returned as a translated document alongside the source, priced the same flat-job way as the rest of the catalog — no per-character cloud API billing.
Where this breaks down — said plainly
- Idiom and legal-term nuance can flatten in any machine translation, this system included — for anything that will be signed or filed, have a bilingual human reviewer check it.
- Not a certified/sworn translation unless you separately arrange that — this is a processing job, not a notarized service.
Related guides
Where this fits on the site: this is the Document translation service under Document & PDF services pricing — published tiers starting at $199 for up to 500 pages, no quote, no sales call. See Services & Pricing or go straight to Choose your job.