Press release translation services
A press release that crosses borders is read by journalists who will quote exactly what you wrote, so a clumsy line becomes the story. Native-speaking translators carry your message intact, at rates as low as $0.06 per word.

In a new market, your press release is your first impression. Make it the right one.
When you announce a launch, a funding round, or a partnership in another country, the press release is often the first thing journalists, investors, and customers ever read about your company. They form an opinion from those few hundred words, in their own language, before they know anything else about you.
A clumsy or machine-rendered translation does real damage here. A mistranslated figure becomes misinformation. An off-key phrase reads as careless. Reporters pass on the story, investors raise an eyebrow, and the coverage you planned for never lands. The cost is not a redo fee, it is a reputation you do not get to make twice.
Press releases that read like a native wrote them
Native-speaking professionals translate press releases so the announcement stays accurate and market-ready. They do not just swap words, they carry your message across with the cultural fluency that makes an announcement resonate with the people you are trying to reach.
That native fluency is the mechanism: a translator working into their own language catches the nuance, tone, and idiom that decide whether a journalist trusts your story or skips it. Certified translation is available for press releases connected to legal issues or financial disclosure.
This is exactly what press release translation services are for. Press releases are translated at prices as low as $0.06 per word, with revisions included and rush service for urgent announcements. ABC Translations works in 120+ languages and has helped more than 255,000 customers over 25 years get press releases into new markets with the accuracy and cultural fluency that makes an announcement land the way it was written.

Certified press release translation in every language
Choose your language to get a certified press release translation accepted for official use.
Our services
Either choice gives you polished, human-made work from professional linguists. Not sure if certification applies to your case? Ask whoever will receive the document, or reach out to our team.
How it works
Thanks to a simple, well-organized workflow, having your paperwork translated is fast and hassle-free.
Upload documents & place your order
Pick the two languages, send over your files, and choose any extras you want, then we get moving on your translation right away.
Professional translation and review
Your document is translated with care by a professional linguist. Before anything is locked in, you get to look it over and ask for changes.
Receive your translation
Once finished, the translated files are sent to you, and when you have chosen certification, a signed, stamped certificate on our letterhead comes with them.
Join 255,000+ happy customers
ABC Translations and its family of companies are proud to have delivered reliable, affordable, best-in-class translation and localization services to individuals, and global corporations and institutions for more than 25 years.
Join 255,000+ happy customers
ABC Translations and its family of companies are proud to have delivered reliable, affordable, best-in-class translation and localization services to individuals, and global corporations and institutions for more than 25 years.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find clear answers to the questions people most often ask about working with us. See how the workflow runs, what it costs, how long it takes, where documents are accepted, which notarization choices exist, and the way finished files reach you.
Does my press release need certified translation, or is standard fine for media distribution?
For media distribution, marketing, or general business use, professional translation is all you need and it costs less. That covers the vast majority of press releases.
You only need certified translation if you are submitting the release as official evidence to a government agency or a court, for example as part of a regulated financial disclosure or a legal matter. We offer certified for those cases.
Can your translators keep our brand voice in the translated press release?
Yes. Your release is handled by native-speaking translators who understand marketing communication and the cultural context of each market, so they translate for meaning and impact rather than word for word.
If you have brand guidelines, preferred terminology, or product names, share them when you order and we will match your voice in the target language.
Can you translate one press release into several languages for a coordinated launch?
Yes. When you are distributing to media in several countries, we translate your release into multiple languages at the same time, which keeps your messaging consistent and lets you coordinate the timing of your global release.
Request a quote for the full set of languages so we can plan delivery around your release date.
How do you handle industry-specific terms or product names in our announcement?
We match your release to translators with experience in your sector, from technology and finance to healthcare and manufacturing, so specialized terms land correctly with reporters who cover that beat.
If your release carries product names or specialized vocabulary, you can provide a glossary so wording stays consistent across every language.
Can you meet a tight embargo or launch deadline for my press release?
Yes. Press releases are tied to news cycles and launches, so timing matters. Standard turnaround is 48 hours, and rush service is available for urgent announcements.
Tell us your distribution date or embargo time and we will prioritize the translation to hit it.
How is press release translation priced and how long does it take?
Standard press release translation costs from $0.06 per word, with unlimited revisions included, and the total is shown up front before you order. Each additional language is priced separately, with no setup fees or hidden charges.
Most press releases run a few hundred to a few thousand words and are delivered within 48 hours. Translating into several languages at once may take slightly longer, and rush service is available for same-day needs.
















