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Consumer translation, dictionary and grammar tool with a free tier and a Premium subscription around $6.49 to $9.99 a month
As of 1 September 2026, Reverso is free to use. A translation and language-learning tool best known for its context search feature, showing real bilingual example sentences rather than only a raw translation. Softwr lists it under Translation. Reverso is made by Reverso Technologies Inc., available on Web, iOS, Android, Browser extension.
Overview
Reverso provides text translation, a contextual example-sentence search engine, grammar checking and vocabulary tools across a web app, browser extensions and mobile apps. Its context feature, which surfaces real bilingual sentence pairs drawn from translated documents and subtitles, is the tool’s most distinctive capability and the reason many language learners and translators use it alongside, rather than instead of, a machine translation API. Commercially it sits apart from Google, Microsoft or Amazon’s developer-facing APIs: Reverso has no meaningful volume-priced API business for developers, and instead sells a consumer Premium subscription, at roughly $6.49 a month billed annually or $9.99 billed monthly, that removes ads, raises document translation to 50,000 words a year, expands context search results, and adds a premium grammar checker and offline mobile access. A separate business-oriented Pro tier extends the annual word cap to 200,000 words with larger file size support. Buyers are individual language learners, translators and writers who want a browser-based tool for everyday translation and writing help, not developers building translation into an application at scale. The trade-off against the major MT APIs is that Reverso’s document translation caps (50,000 or 200,000 words a year) make it unsuitable for high-volume automated translation, and it offers no on-premises or enterprise-scale infrastructure option the way Systran does.
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Pricing
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Free
Free
Premium
$6.49 /mo
Pro
$19.99 /mo
Capabilities
Context search
Real bilingual example sentences drawn from translated documents and subtitles
Text and document translation
Standard translation plus document upload, capped by annual word count on paid tiers
Grammar and rephrasing checker
Writing assistance tools bundled into the Premium subscription
Vocabulary trainer
Saved word and phrase lists with spaced-repetition style review
Browser extensions
In-page translation and context lookup across major browsers
Offline mobile access
Downloaded content available without a network connection on Premium
Answered, with sources
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No, it is a consumer-facing product with no significant developer API business; Google, Microsoft or Amazon are the appropriate choice for embedding translation into an application.
It shows real bilingual example sentences from translated documents and subtitles alongside a translation, which is useful for checking natural usage rather than a raw one-line output.
50,000 words a year on Premium; the Pro tier raises that to 200,000 words a year with larger file support.
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