Business
Paperwork that survives a compliance review.
Translation and voiceover for companies working across Arabic and English, invoiced the way a finance department expects to be invoiced.
What procurement asks
The things that hold up a contract
Certified translation, properly attested
Certified documents at a stated 25% over the tier price, not a negotiation. The rate is published on the pricing page like everything else.
An invoice your finance team accepts
Invoices in GBP or USD from a UK-registered company, VAT-ready, with the reference fields your system needs.
A supplier who answers
Email answered first, usually the same working day, and a WhatsApp line for when email is too slow. You deal with the person doing the work.
Confidentiality that is real
No-training API tiers, no document text written to logs, and files removed on request. We can sign your NDA rather than asking you to sign ours.
A deadline that is actually a deadline
Rush is a named 48-hour SKU at a published surcharge, so an urgent job has a price rather than a conversation.
Volume without a new negotiation each time
Published per-word rates mean the tenth job is priced like the first, with no annual haggle.
- GBP or USD, your choice, at published rates
- VAT-ready invoicing with the fields your ledger expects
- Card, Apple Pay, and Google Pay, or bank transfer on larger jobs
- A 25% deposit books the work; the balance is invoiced on delivery
- Purchase-order references carried onto the invoice
Questions businesses ask
Are you VAT registered?
We are a UK-registered company and our invoicing is VAT-ready. Ask us for our current status before raising a purchase order and we will tell you plainly.
Can you sign our NDA?
Yes. Send it over. We would rather sign yours than ask you to accept ours.
Do you work with agencies as a subcontractor?
Yes, on white-label terms. The published rates are the starting point and volume is discussed against them, not instead of them.
What turnaround can you commit to?
Standard turnaround depends on volume and is stated on your quote. Rush is a named 48-hour option at a published surcharge.
Price it now, approve it later.
The calculator gives you a number you can put in front of procurement today.