Compare Crowdin and Lokalise 
- Users report that Crowdin excels in collaborative translation, with a score of 8.8, allowing teams to work together seamlessly. In contrast, Lokalise, while still strong at 9.1, is noted for its user-friendly interface that enhances team collaboration.
- Reviewers mention that Crowdin's quality of support is impressive, scoring 9.0, with many users appreciating the responsiveness of the support team. Lokalise outshines with a score of 9.6, with users highlighting the availability of extensive documentation and quick resolution times.
- G2 users indicate that Crowdin's ease of use is rated at 8.4, which is beneficial for small businesses looking for straightforward solutions. However, Lokalise scores higher at 9.0, with users praising its intuitive design that simplifies the translation process.
- Reviewers mention that Crowdin's translation memory feature is robust, scoring 8.7, which helps maintain consistency across translations. Lokalise matches this score but is noted for its superior custom translation memory capabilities, scoring 8.8, allowing for more tailored translation experiences.
- Users on G2 report that Crowdin's workflow management is effective, scoring 8.3, but Lokalise's score of 8.7 reflects its advanced features that allow for more complex project management and tracking.
- Reviewers mention that Crowdin's billing and invoicing system, with a score of 7.5, is functional but could be improved. Lokalise, scoring 8.0, is praised for its streamlined billing processes that make financial management easier for users.
- Unlimited public projects
- 1 private project
- 60,000 hosted words (source strings × target languages)
- Collaborative web-based translation editor
- 2 projects
- Tasks
First of all, I'd like to underline the UX of the platform. It's extremely comfortable to use it, it's easy to explore it at the initial stage of usage, it's beautiful and doesn't hurt my eyes with lots of unnecessary blocks and so on. No need to accustom...
Had to contact the support twice and both times they were not able to help. 1) Could not add locale due to custom locales not working. Had to find a fix myself. 2) The platform did not allow to add new languages that stopped the project from working...
The way it allows us to collaborate as a team. It accommodates most of our work styles. We made the swap from managing translations in a spreadsheet to Lokalise, and the difference is tremendous both in performance, ease of use, and database maintenance...
The only thing I would like is to have the opportunity to modifiy something once for all (I don't know if it's possible)
First of all, I'd like to underline the UX of the platform. It's extremely comfortable to use it, it's easy to explore it at the initial stage of usage, it's beautiful and doesn't hurt my eyes with lots of unnecessary blocks and so on. No need to accustom...
The way it allows us to collaborate as a team. It accommodates most of our work styles. We made the swap from managing translations in a spreadsheet to Lokalise, and the difference is tremendous both in performance, ease of use, and database maintenance...
Had to contact the support twice and both times they were not able to help. 1) Could not add locale due to custom locales not working. Had to find a fix myself. 2) The platform did not allow to add new languages that stopped the project from working...
The only thing I would like is to have the opportunity to modifiy something once for all (I don't know if it's possible)
