Short answer
Translations are priced per page (kartica), and one page equals 1,500 characters including spaces. The anchor price per page is shown in the price list below; the total depends on the number of pages. You receive the exact price and deadline free of charge before you confirm the order.
What is a page of translation?
A page (kartica) is the billing unit for translation: 1,500 characters including spaces (for example 30 lines of 50 characters). A document of 3,000 characters is therefore two pages. I count the pages from the document you send and state the number in the quote.
What affects the total?
- the number of pages, that is the length of the document;
- the type and complexity of the document;
- whether certification with a court interpreter’s seal is needed;
- the requested delivery deadline.
How do I get an exact quote?
- Send your document. Email a scan or photo, or use the contact form.
- Receive a free quote. It states the number of pages, the price and the deadline.
- I translate and, where needed, certify. Work starts once you confirm the quote.
- Receive your translation. Collection of a certified translation is arranged with the quote.
Download the price list
You can download the anchor prices as a CSV file, which opens in Excel or Google Sheets. Prices are in euros.
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