Can my website be in Spanish?
The short answer
Yes. Say you serve customers in Spanish, and every page on your site gets a real Spanish version, with its own address, menus and page titles. When your English site changes, your Spanish site changes with it.
Turn it on with one answer
In your setup, we ask: "Do you serve customers in Spanish?" Say yes, and every page on your site gets a Spanish version. Say no, and your site stays in English.
Real Spanish pages, not a translate button
A translate button changes the words on screen for one visitor. Google never sees it, and the page's address, title and menus stay in English. Your Spanish site is different:
- Every page has its own Spanish address, written in Spanish, like
/es/servicios/limpieza-de-desagues. - Titles, descriptions and menus are in Spanish, so Spanish searches can find them.
- Each page tells Google which English page it matches, so Google shows the right language to the right person.
- Each page says it's in Spanish, so browsers and screen readers handle it properly.
See the Spanish version of our demonstration site
It stays in step with your English site
Your Spanish site is built from the same business details as your English one. Change your hours or add a service, and both languages change. New wording is translated in the background, so you never wait for it.
This is about your website
Your customers get a Spanish website. Rule & Form itself, including this site, your portal and our emails to you, is in English for now.
Spanish-speaking customers can reach you
Every Spanish page shows your phone number, and on a phone it's one tap to call. The Spanish version of the contact form is being finished now. Until then, Spanish-speaking customers reach you by phone.
See what Rule & Form would build for your business.
Free to build and look at. $299 a month when you want it live. No setup fee, no contract.
Questions first? Talk to us.