Features
Multilingual SEO for WordPress
A translated site is several sites sharing one install, and search engines need to find every language version separately. CrawlWP’s multilingual sitemaps work with WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress, so each translation is listed, submitted, and indexed separately.
Paid plans only — from $59 a year, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Translated sites
Every language, indexed
The usual failure on a multilingual site is not bad translation — it is translations search engines never find.
WPML
Sitemaps that understand WPML’s language setup.
Polylang
The same for Polylang, including language directories and domains.
TranslatePress
Translated URLs included alongside the originals.
Per-language discovery
Each language version is listed properly, not just the original.
Works with instant indexing
New and updated translations submitted like any other page.
Index status per language
See whether your translations actually made it into the search engine index.
Why it matters
Why multilingual sites need their own sitemaps
The WordPress core sitemap lists your pages, but most translation plugins do not tell it about your translated URLs. Google can end up with your English pages and none of the rest.
CrawlWP reads your translations from WPML, Polylang, or TranslatePress and lists each one in its own sitemap entry, so every language gets a fair chance at being found.
How it works
Three steps, then it runs itself
Step 1
Keep your translation plugin
WPML, Polylang, or TranslatePress — nothing changes about how you translate.
Step 2
Switch on multilingual sitemaps
Translated content is picked up from the plugin you already use.
Step 3
Watch the index
Check that every language version is indexed, not just the first one you wrote.
Questions
Common questions
Which translation plugins does CrawlWP support?
WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress.
Is multilingual support in the free version?
Multilingual sitemaps are part of the paid plans.
Do I need a translation plugin first?
Yes. CrawlWP reads your translations from WPML, Polylang, or TranslatePress. It does not translate content itself, and it needs one of those three plugins already set up.
Does this replace hreflang tags?
No. Hreflang tags and multilingual sitemaps do different jobs. Your translation plugin usually adds the hreflang tags; CrawlWP makes sure it lists and submits every language version.
Can I see the index status for each language separately?
Yes. Each translated URL is its own page to CrawlWP, so it tracks its index status on Google, Bing, and Yandex separately.
What if I use subdomains or separate domains for each language?
CrawlWP works with how your translation plugin sets up URLs, including language subdirectories, subdomains, and separate domains.
Will translations be submitted for indexing?
Yes. A translation is a page like any other, so new and updated translations are submitted through the same instant indexing as the rest of your content.
Pricing
One license, every feature
No feature is held back for a higher tier — the only difference between plans is how many sites you can run it on. From $59 a year, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Standard
For 1 Site
$59
/ year
Pro
For 5 Sites
$159
/ year
Agency
For Unlimited Sites
$259
/ year
Standard
For 1 Site
$359
once
Pro
For 5 Sites
$559
once
Agency
For Unlimited Sites
$759
once
Every language, found and indexed
Keep the translation plugin you use, and make sure search engines see all of it.