What are you
working on?
A clear brief starts a useful conversation. Tell us your audience, language pairs, content type, and target timeline.
Where should
your content
go next?
Tell us what you’re creating,
who it’s for, and where it needs to go.
A few good
questions.
What do you need to scope a project?
Your content type, approximate volume, language pairs, required outputs, and target timeline. A representative sample and any style guide help us understand the work.
Can you combine several services?
Yes. A learning module may need translation, voice-over, and subtitles. A publishing project may need editing and multilingual layout. We can discuss a coordinated scope.
How are costs and timelines determined?
They depend on content complexity, volume, languages, service mix, file formats, and review requirements. Share your brief so the scope can be agreed before work begins.
Can you follow our existing guidelines?
Share your terminology, style guide, subtitle specifications, or annotation instructions. These help define how the content should be created and reviewed.