Service Details
Webinterpret imports domestic eBay listings and translates them, converts product prices, and lists and synchronizes new items on eBay’s international sites.
For online store sellers on Shopify, Magento, or BigCommerce, Webinterpret’s fully managed Google Shopping eCommerce solution distributes existing product feeds to buyers worldwide.
Platform | SaaS (Cloud Web App) |
Pricing & Trial
Price Range |
Pay as-you-go plan: 5%+$1.29 per transaction ($9.99 monthly minimum). Pro package: 5%+$49.99 per month. |
Trial Length: 30 days
Integrations & Compatibility
Details | Integrations |
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Amazon Sites | Amazon.com |
eBay Sites | All eBay Websites |
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Jeff
Bad program and to many fees
What where the positives?
You may get a few sales a month. I use it for Ebay
Any negatives?
Everything. Fees are high, and based on the sale price, shipping, and also the VAT, so their cut is excessive. You cannot figure out their invoicing. It is difficult to figure out which fee and shipping was charged for each sale making it hard to determine if you actually made a profit. They charge shipping to you even if you use another carrier, and must force them to refund you. This is how they make their money. Since they are so tight knit with Ebay I'm sure they can determine if you bought the label through Ebay.
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stay away. I average 80 items a month sales on Ebay, maybe 2 month in Webinterpret so it's really not worth the hassle.
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nick
Do not accurately remove listings.
What where the positives?
None
Any negatives?
They do not accurately remove listings and keep your inventory correct. This will cause eBay or Amazon to close your account. They do not listen to support claims and generally will only respond with attemped appeasement rather then solutions.
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I am trying to cancel their service and they will not respond. I am giving them one more day before I reach out to an attourney.
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Peter Polly
Very poor system
What where the positives?
Makes it easier to list product on eBay international sites - this is difficult to manage using system like Linnworks
Any negatives?
Difficult to set up and manage. Poor functionality. Support are not helpful
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Just about worth using as the alternatives are even worse.
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Harold
Do not recommend.
What where the positives?
You will get some sale; however, you will lose more than you make.
Any negatives?
You will lose a lot of money using this service. Shipments are lost most of the time, and even if you file an insurance claim, they will only refund you partially. The support department is often rude and disrespectful. The company makes a lot of false promises as well. Save your time and money and stay away from this company.
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The biggest mistake we made was trusting this company.
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joe
fees too expensive 5.5% on every item sold! plus monthly fee!
What where the positives?
yes you can get extra sales but
Any negatives?
with the fees its like running your ebay account at below standard, when you consider ebay fees and having to accept returns, your end up losing money if your margins are tight, its just pure greed a monthly subscription should be enough
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not worth it fees way too high 5.5% is huge on top of ebays already sky high fees its not viable option for most sellers
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Luca Simonato
servizio ben fatto
What where the positives?
lavoro svolto in breve tempo
Any negatives?
nulla
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buono
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Pete
Beware this will ruin your ebay metrics
What where the positives?
A few extra sales, although I don't know how many of these are caniballised that you would have had anyway from the UK site
Any negatives?
Lots, the company will never accept responsibility, if there is an issue it is never their fault. As exdample today they have an item of mine that is out of stock on the home UK site, however they have not synced the data and the lisitngthey created shows stock, hence I have sold £140 worth on their listingbut I have no stock, hence this will hit my ebay metrics. They will not care they just lie and cheat, should come with a heavy health warning
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Not worth it, I sorely regret using them
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Alex Dobin
The epitome of incompetence
What where the positives?
Some extra sales.
Any negatives?
Not only Webinterpret's staff are highly incompetent, they routinely lie to cover their incompetence.
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I had my eBay account suspended because Webinterpret listed products that are restricted to European markets, i.e., Fossil watches. The blacklist feature (that prevents items to be listed) does not work. They claimed they removed those items manually, but they lied. Be very careful if you don't want to have issues with your eBay account.
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Michael Berry
Worst online experience ever
What where the positives?
A few sales from non ebay us sites.
Any negatives?
Continued listing of UK prohibited items (carving knives) caused ebay selling restrictions that cost me 1000's of dollars. a WI rep even told me to take the words knife or knives out of the title to evade the restriction. Bad advice from a bad company, period.
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absolutely not worth the trouble or time
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A.H
You are duped into paying for something you could easily do yourself
What where the positives?
NONE -- except maybe the syncing of prices across the different sites, but even this was very hit and miss most of the time
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I was paying and using their services for 3+ years, and yes, my sales did go up initially, but when things go wrong, they really go wrong and there is absolutely no support. I stayed with them mainly because I got lazy and believed they were handling things well. they were, for the English speaking sites. USA, Australia, Ireland, but the foreign sites (Austria, Belgium, French Canada, Germany, France, Spain and Italy, were a completely different thing. At first I thought that Brexit and other similar factors were hampering my sales in the EU, but it wasn't that, I started checking my listings, SO MANY of the titles were missing vital search keywords.I make use of most of the 80 characters in UK titles, and because they were using computer programmes to translate,the translated titles would often be missing keywords that were he items main search filter..ie, a Victorian vintage style, designer red diamanté necklace would be missing the word 'necklace' for the translated version of the title, or Retro Eames style gold plated watch, would be missing the word 'watch' off the end of the translated sentence, and no one was picking it up. This was the same for almost 80% of my stock. I didn't pick it up fast enough, because 1. i was relying on them to do a good job, and 2.i don't speak or understand French, German, Italian or Spanish, and trusted them to do the job.on complaining, I was told, it was up to me to check each and every listing...I had over 12'000 listings at one time, why am i paying them if i have to check them? Not only that, I started to scrutinise the listing descriptions, and found loads had not been translated in full .there would be some paragraphs in the appointed language, but scroll down the page and you'd see the rest of the page in English, and then I would find listings with different descriptions that had been copied off a different listing.ie a title created for, and with photos of, earrings, would have a description and gallery of a totally different item of mine in the description part of the listing. sometimes a watch or a necklace,the final straw came when the listings failed to get synced with UK prices, so I ended up selling loads of items in Euros and dollars, that were much cheaper than the upgraded UK prices....I couldn't change the price after the sale, as that would have got me a big fat neg from the buyer, and I had managed to maintain a 100% feedback rating for 5 years! They open tickets for complaints, but i had to keep referring back to tickets that had been open for almost 12-14 months, because they stated there were technical problems that they were STILL dealing with 12 months down the line, but sure enough, every year, they would be quick enough to take my yearly fee. About 18 months ago, things finally came to a head, when they took money from my bank without my permission. I always paid on invoice and often used the time just before payment to try and work through problems that had not been fixed in the previous year, I had opted out of automatic payments. They would normally work a bit better / faster when it was time to take payment and try to sort things out so that I was a happier customer, but this time, they billed me and took payment without my permission, and when I demanded a refund, they removed all my foreign listings. luckily I had an excel back up for each country and so decided enough was enough. I was not going to be held to ransom anymore I took a couple of weeks to learn the ropes, used ebay business / international selling department to give me some advice and managed to get all my listings reinstated by using the file exchange portal (those guys are brilliant). All webinterpret listings are computer generated via google anyway, (unless you use their ultra expensive human agents to list personally) so I just started using google to translate all my new and incorrectly translated listings from English to the 4 foreign languages, used a good WYSIWYG editor to switch between HTML and standard text and voila, I have easily translated listings in foreign languages. The only headache is keeping up with currency exchange rates, but as long at you add an EAN number or a sku, and then add notes to each listing you create, to show you what price it should be in UK pounds, you can pretty much tell at a glance if a price needs changing or revising. I swear to God! this is so much better, control is again in my own hands, I dont have listings vanishing now, I revised all the titles and am going through the listings now, and new listings are an absolute doddle. The English speaking sites are just copy and paste and the foreign take a little longer, but I am saving thousands in money every year, with no headaches and total control. I couldn't be happier! Take the leap, you wont regret it. dont let this horrible company hold you to ransom. In creating these listings myself, I have not only saved a fortune, but am learning new words every day.
Summary
Please read above,.....do not use this horrible company, all they care about is how much money they can get off you, and as soon as you complain, they start to threaten you with removal of listings ......they state the listings are theirs, but they are not,....you paid for them and let them remove them,.....you can back them up from ended listing lists and reinstate them at will....they cannot stop you.They even told me they would go into my account and remove them again if I tried to reinstate them...I changed my passwords and revoked the tokens they had for access to my account! They cannot charge you for reinstating the listings! I had a shonky bill sent to me via a debt collecting agency, but questioned it and asked them to produce the agreement between me and webinterpret, they sent the account back to the company. These people will try anything to keep a hold of your money.!
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John lopez
Waste of money, worst customer care and support.
What where the positives?
None. I am so disappointed from this company, completely did not deliver what I paid for.
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Waste of money, worst customer care and support.
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I do not recommend this company.
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scott
Good proffit
What where the positives?
They do all the leg work
Any negatives?
Customer service is better than it used to be but some of them have really strong foreign accents and I find it difficult at times to understand but thats not there fault. I live in the north east uk and they find it difficult to understand me so......
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Have used webintrepet for around a year now and my American and European sales have sored, average £300 to these countries before webintrepet, now average £3000 - £4000 with webintrepet. I make a listing and upload to UK ebay and they automatically upload to all the other countries within a few hours, all translated. I can cover the monthly fees in the first few hours of the first day of the month, it pays for itself. Now ebay are moving to managed payments I don't know whats going to happen though. Sad times
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Linda Puertes
Horrible company, No phone support
What where the positives?
-They increase sales in international markets more so than if you didn't have them. but are they worth the headache?
Any negatives?
Where to start? -NO phone support, horrible tutorials -They are a new company and still haven't figured out how to provide support and be user friendly -Impossible to keep track of inventory, if you 2 of an item and its in several market places, you may end up selling more than the inventory you have! -If change prices on one Platform lets say USA, it doesn't translate to other platforms so you suddenly get sales of OLD prices and none have been updated in other market places -Shipping issues Internationally, too many to write down
Summary
-They need to provide better customer support. Its messing up my ebay store and rating. Its actually damaged my store due to being chaotic and no support and unable to keep inventory report properly and shipping issues
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David Kaveny
A real boost to eBay sales - worth it!
What where the positives?
- 40 percent sales increase -new customers and repeat business
Any negatives?
-problem with customers buying accidentally in more than one currency causing problems with invoicing and combined shipment payment and discounts. -would prefer telephone support -a few times customers buy quickly in two markets simultaneously. Problem in there is only one item to sell - too quick for the eBay token to recognize sale.
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It has been a real boost to visibility and sales. I find the price quite reasonable and have always been surprised to see complaints.
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richard
lousy company
What where the positives?
none
Any negatives?
lousy company they charge 4k per year in fees for countries that are english speaking mainly so very little translation required not a good step to use going forward on ebay do the leg work yourself is better and save record high fees
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no real benefit they just milk you monthly on fees
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Patrick
Warning Do NOT install Webinterpret!
What where the positives?
NONE
Any negatives?
Invasive code from Webinterpret created near catastrophic issues with CSS on our Shopify site. NO follow up support as promised, to help uninstall.
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When we tried Webinterpret around 3 years ago, their buggy plugin crashed our Shopify site and was Very Difficult to Fully Extract Invasive Code. Their sales team tried to offer us their "services" again in the past few months and when we brought up our difficulty with uninstalling their plugin-app and lack of follow up support from their team, we were met with nebulous and very unsatisfactory answers to any processes on how it might be resolved a 2nd time around. Around 3 years ago, WebInterpret was suggested by PayPal sales as a "partner" for global commerce and poorly, very poorly never delivered on that promise. After we contacted their "support" team to describe the problem with their code, how it affected our ecomm site and asked for tech support to uninstall, we never heard from them again. It came at great expense to our new company at the time, many extra man hours to find and extract the invasive, buggy code. A great measure of any business is, "service after the sale", and Webinterpret was nowhere to be found and provided no service or support whatsoever when we had a problem with their plugin-app.
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Emilis
non-compliance with the agreement
What where the positives?
Non
Any negatives?
Too many to use. Charges money from paypal while not keeping for the initial aggreements
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Poor service, close to scam.
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Daniel
Conned me into using their services
What where the positives?
They made bad translated listings is that is even positive
Any negatives?
EVERYTHING
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Charged me a monthly fee after doing no work or making 1 listing. Constantly wants to contact you to suck every penny from you. Very hard to cancel. They change their policies without any agreement.
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Andrew - Aston Martin
Fantastic application to help increase sales
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Having used WebInterpret for our eBay store for a few months now, I can say it is a fantastic piece of software. It has continually helped us to increase sales in various markets and although it took me a little while to get my head round at first, once I fully understood I didn't want to go back. I cant recommend this enough! If you need help then the support team are always there and very helpful with any questions or queries I have. If you are looking to increase your online sales via an easy to use platform then use WebInterpret
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JoeCo
Just great app!
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Where to begin, we were looking to reach international markets quickly and BOOM! There you have this guys with brilliant offer! During short email and later phone conversation we were quickly assigned to their program/service and everything started to go smooth! The app is great! Very easy to use and quick to set up! Within few hours we already boosted our sales! Clear interface, great usability 0 time spend on reading manuals etc. During all process there was help all the time. Marcin is THE MAN! Every question answered within a seconds, plenty of advises how to improve and make things more smooth. Even few shortcuts/trick how to use app was given! 5 star service! 5 star team! 5 star app!
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Aztec
The worst nightmare of my e commerce experience
What where the positives?
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I sell postal history and postcards on e bay and when i got the webinterpret promo it seemed like a good idea. The good news is they boosted my sales by $3k to $5k a month. And then the bad news. Some of my listings caused problems with e bay's foreign sites so my account got suspended, after 12 years of selling on e bay, then i got hit with over $13,000 in listing fees for the webinterpret listings that were supposed to be "free". After repeated complaints to e bay and webinterpret they kept blaming each other for the mix up and it took over 6 weeks for them to belatedly resolve the over billing which in the meantime resulted in my account being suspended a few more times because of the massive and gross overbilling. This is the worst experience I have ever had in over 12 years of selling online. Not worth the hassle and the BS, horrible product and service and it definitely brings out the worst aspects of selling on ebay. I lost far more money in lost time and productivity caused by their false promises and mistakes than whatever I made in extra sales. Other problems is it doesn't list your entire inventory and translations were pretty hit or miss as they are machine generated.
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Bryan P deBlois
Webiterpret is a ****- They overcharge buyers!
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I used this new service on my aby site for two days and I made one sale so far. They overcharged my buyer for the sale and now i have a crisis of confidence on my hands. I had to call ebay three times to try and get an idea of why the buyer was being charged almost 75% more for the sale and ebay cannot give me a reasonable answer. So I cancelled all my listings that use the Webinterpret service and have to deal with an angry buyer. I also had to remove Webinterpret's third party access from my site. Avoid this service- it's a nightmare. Ebay has really dropped the ball by bolting on this service option.:(:evil:
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dav
Beware of fraudulent transactions!!
What where the positives?
Most of the transactions made using WebInterpret's translated listings were fraudulent transactions. Paypal allows up to 6 months for a user to open an unauthorized transaction claim but WebInterpret allows only 60 days to get a refund. You need to call eBay, get a refund of final value fee and then show the refund on your eBay invoice to WebInterpret within 60 days. If the buyer opens a claim after 60 days, WebInterpret won't refund the commission fees that they charged for the transaction. I've lost more than $100 in such transactions. Stay away from this company!!
Any negatives?
They should refund any commission that was charged for fraudulent transactions if a claim is opened on Paypal
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The support didn't resolve my issue stating their company's policy
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soundsgreat
Do not use this fraudulent company
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I was set up with Webinterpret a few months ago and recently had an order from Italy to ship a very expensive amplifier. I shipped it to the hub in Slough as requested and Webinterpret handled the rest of the shipping to Italy as they are required to do. The parcel never arrived and the customer was away at the time which he proved with multiple documents. The parcel was signed for but the signature was fake, also proved by the customer using multiple documents. Paypal refunded the customer and closed the case in his favour, so they also believed the parcel was lost or stolen. Webinterpret refused to refund my money (over £2000) and purposely withheld important documents proving the amp was stolen. I spoke to the customer who very kindly emailed me the same documents he had sent to Webinterpret. This proved beyond doubt that the parcel was stolen and the fact Webinterpret refused to refund me means they have stolen over £2000 of my money. I cannot stress enough that everyone should avoid this company at all costs. They take forever to answer requests (if they answer at all) and you have to constantly chase them up. And, if the worse happens, you lose a parcel, they stick their head in the sand and refuse to help. I would give 0 stars if I could.
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FS020484
Complete **** and was signed up without my permissions!
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I was subscribed to some kind of a promotion with your company without my permission. I would like to be completely removed from Webinterpret immediately and want nothing to do with this company. I already contacted Ebay and informed the supervisor that my Ebay account has been signed up with your company without any of my permissions. I also contacted PayPal and had your company blocked from my account and reported it as spam, Webinterpret will not be able to charge anything from my PayPal account.
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EMaster
Terrible Company. Bad Customer service. Terrible Product.
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Broken product and when you try to cancel they will not cancel but argue with you. Worst company ever. Tried to cancel 5 times and they will not do it. Called eBay about them and eBay told us they are having non stop complaints about WebInterpret. eBay should cut off being a partner of any kind with this company. If they cannot handle a simple cancellation after their product is broken then they should get lost. Advice to WebIinterpret: When a customer wants to cancel do not argue with them.
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MerchGuy
The worst!
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Received an invitation via ebay for a free month trial. I clicked the link for more information. Decided it wasn't for me. 24 hours later my account is populated with thousands of international ebay listings. All of these listings are subsequently picked up by my inventory management/listing software and the new translated product details are added to all of my listings. This is causing items to error out, thousands of duplicate listings being listed in my cloud database..It's a horror show. I never signed up for this service, never gave permission for them to access my listings/ebay account..What an awful experience this has been. You know how many hours of work you guys have cost me? I just spent an hour on the phone with my support rep from my inventory management/listing company. It's going to take a ton of work to get me back to where I was. Invasion of privacy much? I warn everyone to stay away from this company. You guys have really screwed me. And all I did was click on a link in ebay to see what the details of the service being offered was! Shame on you guys!
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npeiman
Complete and total waste of time, unethical.
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Complete waste of time and effort. Took them months to get nothing more than our shop, catalog page up. No translation for any other page so no explanation of our products, features, and benefits. Only sales from them were to english speaking countries that we were already selling to. Then one day while reviewing sales history, I noticed repeat customers of ours that had purchased through the Webinterpret interface, instead of directly from our sites shop page. These orders incurred additional charges to the customer higher than what we charge for shipping and handling, (1/2 our business was already International). I wondered why these previous customers were purchasing through the Webinterpret interface. I figured out that they were hijacking our traffic and redirecting it to their interface through their plugin. I confronted the rep we had been working with and he confirmed just that. They do nothing to market or get your site/business any additional traffic. As far as I'm concerned, they are a complete and total fraud. I would also suspect that most of their positive reviews are posted by them.
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BoutiqueAcademia
Worst experience with a company since I opened my business
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I have an ecommerce business that ships all over the world, with a website through Shopify. I was contacted by Webinterpret for what sounded like a great plan: they would translate my website and offer cheaper shipping options for international customers than what I could provide. It sounded like a good idea, they were through PayPal and seemed reputable, so I agreed to give it a try. Here's what happened over the next few months: 1. They told me that my website was done being translated and sent me a few sample pages. It all looked fine, so I gave them permission to make it live for international shoppers. 2. I started shipping through their service and within two weeks started having trouble. Coupon codes didn't work. Customers complained that there was no language on the checkout page that said they would be responsible for VAT fees (even though it's on my own website). Soon I realized that Webinterpret had only translated my checkout page and not my entire website. And in addition, they were only offering their own international shipping options instead of also including my own shipping options like they said they would. Because my own shipping options were less expensive, my international sales dropped. 3. Customers started complaining that their orders were not arriving as quickly as the Webinterpret shipping options had promised. I spent hours and hours trying to track down packages and emailing back and forth with Webinterpret customer service agents. Months later there are still lost packages. And because Webinterpret subcontracted the shipping out to various local shipping services but didn't share that information with me, I have few options for contacting them. Many of these local shipping services won't look up packages if they are contacted by the recipient, but instead must be contacted by the company that sent the packages. This is a problem because I don't speak, say, Russian or Italian or whatever the local language is, AND it's unclear whether they consider me to be the sending company or Webinterpret (which forwards packages from a central hub within the US). 4. Because I care about my customers' experiences, I have had to offer refunds for a number of these orders even though it is unlikely that any of the lost packages will ever get returned to me. I have lost hundreds of dollars on lost inventory and lost time just dealing with the fallout, which unfortunately for me happened over Christmas during the biggest shipping season of the year. Seriously, as an entrepreneur, this has been by far the worst experience I have had in eight years of owning a company. I have tried dozens and dozens of different apps and ecommerce services through Shopify, and this was 100% the worst. Do yourself a favor and don't let them do the same thing to you.
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Paul Robinson
STAY WELL AWAY FROM THESE AMATEURS
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This company is run by amateurs. They promise the earth and deliver nothing. Their translation service is awful. You would be better off doing it yourself. Their Wiship service have lost that many of our parcels we ended up with negative feedback from customers. We put claims in for lost goods, and were promised credit notes for the losses. We never received credit notes for them !! They are now chasing us for an unpaid invoice, which the credit notes they haven't applied would have covered. They are even threatening to get our Ebay account deleted. Stay Well Clear !!
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Matthew123
Avoid try a Professional Translation Service
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I will get onto details of my poor review shortly. Firstly for any potential new customers read their Terms of Service VERY carefully! I will extract the following point:- "we do not guarantee the existence, quality, safety, or legality of items advertised; the truth or accuracy of User Content or listings" This is basically so they do not have to accept any responsibility for any mistake they make and in theory are advertising a service that they are not committed to. I have used Webinterpret since 2013 and I will share my thoughts and experiences with the company. From a sales prospective growth was very good within the 1st year. After that they tend to slack off and do not list new items, make changes to titles to increase sales or offer any positive influence that will result in growth. After a period of time sales nosedive I suspect because they have sold this package to so many people now they have diluted marketplaces. Their answer is to decrease prices which I did but with no notable difference as they told this to my competition also. After selling me the Service my thoughts are that they exaggerated it's potential, they were slow to respond to requests, to make changes meant that I had to do most the leg work and spend time chasing errands. The quality of work is of an exceptionally poor quality, I expect it is just a standard google translate or possibly worse. Item's that should not be listed (Blacklisted) were listed, items were listed with different Brand names. They seem to use the cheapest and quickest method for listing so if they need to jump you onto a similar international listing they will do so even if it is a competitor. The result of these problems means that you should expect Warnings both through eBay and Amazon along with plenty of negative feedback. My main gripe is the customer service itself, I am unsure if France has a different standard or quality of service from the rest of the world or they hand pick the most unruly people they can possibly find. To be quite frank there is no Business etiquette with this company, they simply want your money and when they have exhausted you and your patience will move onto the next unsuspecting victim. Upon leaving Webinterpret you will discover that you are on an Annual contract that does not expire, does not need renewing and can only be cancelled when you pay another year's subscription. I don't see anything in Webinterpret's terms regarding cancelling a contract or agreement, my guess is this is not part of the service so you are unable to leave at all.
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Andreas12
Corrupt Company - Keep away
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Keep well away from this company...we signed up with them from 2014 and since then they have been taking money from our account completely illegally. We notified them and have asked for a refund and they have totally refused. This is not a professional company...completely corrupt. Please keep well away. Customer service is appalling... they even admit what they have done but still refuse to refund the amount that they have taken. There are plenty of competitors that can do a similar job without ripping you off.
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Yordan
Very poor service and everyday problems
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They use google translate and don't care about the translation. Price and other conversions are also messed up. Don't use them if you keep on quality service! Your clients will blame you and your market metrics will suffer from the bad service. If you think webinterpret cares you are totally wrong. They will leave you without any excuse and your accounts may be suspended due to their system errors. Let's not forget that you pay for that! Just use google translate for free or hire someone to list for you. Will be much cheaper and more accurate translation!
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sward700
WEBINTREPRET RIP OFF AVOID AT ALL COSTS
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Total rip off they hound you with email , telephone calls and results in nothing Total rip off , would not give it 1 star !!! duplicate listing on ebay listings . customer service absolute terrible I sent email to cancel the service and then they threaten you will legal action. from EW COLLECTIONS in Poland, ( which again they could only understand pigeon English ) ,eventually had to pay to stop them hounding me this company needs reporting for malpractice . Certainly would NOT advise signing up and disregard anything they tell you, , it will NOT happen
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Marcin
AVOID this company!!!
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We deal with company over 6 months. Titles, descriptions they all translate using google translator. Very bad size conversion. We have loads of returns and bad comments from our customers from oversea. AVOID this company!!!
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gaby
Schnelle und qualifizierte Antwort, wie immer.
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Aufgetretene Probleme konnten bis jetzt immer gelöst werden. Der Service ist stehts sehr freundlich. Korrektes Arbeiten und ein hohes Maß an Entgegenkommen zeichnet Webinterpret aus. Dankeschön!
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Glenn123
Das Thema e-commerce ist die Zukunft.
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Ich bin mit der Abwicklung bei der Firma WebInterpret sehr zufrieden. Die Zusammenarbeit mit WebInterpret hat ein sehr hohes potenzial für unser Unternehmen. Das Thema e-commerce ist die Zukunft. -- I am very satisfied with the handling of your company WebInterpret. Cooperation with WebInterpret has a very high potential for our company. The topic of e-commerce is the future.
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KarlS
It's certainly good value for money.
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The best thing about it is that it's a managed service. I don't have to be involved so itt means pressure out of me. If I had to manage my international sales by myself, I would have never done it. Our foreign sales are at least equal if not more than our UK sales now.
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maxstore
Everything is easy to use and sales are excellent
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We sell gazebos, party tents and sports goods. With the service and the implementation we are very satisfied. Everything is easy to use and sales are excellent. -- Wir verkaufen Pavillons, Partyzelte und Sportwaren. Mit dem Service und der Durchführung sind wir sehr zufrieden. Alles ist einfach in der Handhabung und die Umsätze sind ausgezeichnet.
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Carl
A great way to increase international sales
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If you are looking for a quick way to expand into several European marketplaces then Webinterpret is right for you. Very helpful staff and support system. Their inventory management works perfectly and the translations are top quality.
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Andrew_Global
Boosted our European Sales
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We needed a quick translation solution for our European territories and preferred a payment method that was based upon sales generated, rather than paying for custom 'cost per word' translation services which doesn't guarantee you sales in return. We gave the free trial a go on our top 100 listings and noticed an immediate uplift in European sales. There is a demand for our range worldwide and therefore it has been a great solution for us to get our listings translated quickly and in as many territories as possible.
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sunset
I would not advise using this company!
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We set up an account with Webinterpret and what a mistake this was because we have had nothing but problems and the reasons are as follows: Poor communication- You send them an email and they don't always respond. Listings- The listing titles are translated incorrectly and the item specifics are not always translated for example the incorrect clothing sizes were listed Stock Levels- The stock levels are not managed we had instances at the beginning where the stock weren't reduced and then even worse the stock levels were doubled when you sold something eg you had 10 in stock this amount was doubled to 20. We had to correct all of these listings ourselves and we had over 400 active listings! You are charged £49 for all of this plus your listing fees and webinterpret take a percentage of your profit when you have to manage stock levels etc so doesn't this all defeat the purpose of the service they are offering you. If you do decide to use them please beware of the problems you will encounter!
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JohnJoe4444
Great concept but faulty delivery
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The concept is fantastic - have all your listings translated and listed in large countries! But wait! The translation only applies to the listing description. The body of the text remains in the original language. There are a couple of standard logo type phrases in the local language but the main text stays the same. You have to pay the local fees for listings, German fees are very sneaky! They charge for items that are free on other sites, this can lead to costs that eat up any profits. Webinterpret are incredibly helpful in the trial stage, not so much when you are fully signed up! You can opt out of the contract on a month by month basis so you are not committed to a long term obligation. We did increase our business during the run up to Christmas so other users might get a benefit.