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How Lexel Translate compares

Compare translation APIs by cost, product features, and production controls.

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Feature comparison

Comparison is based on native provider features, not custom application-layer workarounds.

Feature

Lexel Translate

Google Translate

Microsoft Translator

DeepL

Pricing

API price

$1/M chars

Example: 1B characters/month

$1,000/month

$20,000/month

$10,000/month

$27,532.50/month

Safety

Built-in placeholder protection

Do-not-translate terms

Short-message HTML protection

Short-message Markdown protection

Structured content modes

Plain, Markdown, HTML, JSON, XML, YAML, CSV

Glossaries

Text API glossary support

Reusable glossary ID

Personal glossaries

Team glossaries

Organization glossaries

Glossary groups

Nested glossary groups

Enable / disable glossary groups

Enable / disable individual terms

Per-job glossary selection

Per-job term selection

Immutable glossary versions

Batch API

Shared synchronous batch

Flexible synchronous batch

Yes, up to 16 jobs

Different language pair per item

Different glossary per item

Different content mode per item

Asynchronous batch

Yes, 4.5 MB request-size limited

Document Translation

Yes, resumable direct upload with no fixed route cap

Per-item asynchronous batch config

Asynchronous polling and cancellation

Asynchronous callback URL / webhook

Webhook profiles

Real-time batch result ordering

Developer experience

Per-job full configuration

Mixed language pairs in one batch

Mixed glossaries in one batch

Translation route attribution

Google-like compatibility API

DeepL-like compatibility API

Microsoft Translator compatibility API

Personal, org, and team API keys

Configurable translation history

Cost controls

Prepaid credits

Cloud billing budgets

Azure budgets / quotas

Competitor prices from public pricing pages, verified July 2026. Yes means native support, Partial means a related capability with different behavior, No means no native equivalent, and Limited means a narrower implementation. Enterprise contracts, custom discounts, regional pricing, and taxes are excluded.