Translation is no longer a solitary task confined to one person. For growing businesses, it has become a shared workflow that moves through marketing, legal, operations and leadership, often within the same week. To address this shift, MachineTranslation.com, the AI translation platform built by Tomedes, has launched a Team Plan that provides one shared account, member invites, per-seat pricing and a single invoice.
The launch follows months of requests from clients of Tomedes, a professional translation company with nearly 20 years in the language industry. Many clients had outgrown individual accounts but did not need an enterprise contract. Individual accounts were never designed for teams. As volume grows, colleagues share login credentials, translation histories scatter across accounts, and billing splits into separate charges. Holding a consistent standard gets harder with every new hire.
"We talk to our clients constantly," said Ofer Tirosh, CEO of Tomedes, developer of MachineTranslation.com. "For months, the same request came up: teams that had outgrown individual accounts but did not need an enterprise contract. Businesses are growing fast and they need their translation workflow to grow with them. The Team Plan exists because they asked for it. That is the only reason it needed to exist."
Under the new plan, a new member is invited and set up in minutes. Everyone shares one account and one quality standard, and every seat uses the same platform, where multiple leading AI models translate each text independently and the output the majority agrees on is what reaches the team. Billing becomes one line item. Growing the team means adding a seat, not opening another account.
"Translation quality should not vary depending on who on the team is logged in," said Rachelle Garcia, AI Lead at Tomedes. "Team members work from the same translation environment and quality standard. That is what the Team Plan makes possible."
The Team Plan is available now. MachineTranslation.com takes a multi-model approach: leading AI models, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepL, Google and others, produce independent translations of the same text, and the platform surfaces the one the majority agreed on. This is designed to reduce translation errors by cross-checking outputs across multiple AI models, across 330+ languages.
The introduction of the Team Plan matters because it directly addresses a common pain point for growing businesses: managing translation work across multiple departments without the cost and complexity of an enterprise contract. By consolidating accounts and billing, companies can maintain a consistent quality standard and reduce administrative overhead. For the language industry, the move signals a broader shift toward collaborative, team-based translation workflows powered by AI, potentially pressuring competitors to offer similar shared-account models.
