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Add a Second Language and Currency to Your Shopify Store
One additional language and currency configured on the store you already have, not a new store build.
Delivered in 2-3 working days
Fixed price · one-time · no hidden charges
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How it works
- Pay ₹1,299Share store admin access and the target language/currency.
- Configure and translateShopify Markets and the translation app are set up; up to 30 items are translated for your review.
- Go liveLanguage switcher and hreflang tags added, then published, in 2-3 working days.
The short answer
ZoopCoder adds one additional language and a currency setup to your existing Shopify store for a fixed ₹1,299, in 2-3 working days. The catch most Indian stores hit: Shopify's help centre says selling in local currencies is only supported by Adyen or Shopify Payments, and orders paid through any other third-party gateway are processed in the store's default currency — and India is not on Shopify Payments' list of supported countries, so a Razorpay or PayU store can be fully translated but cannot get a converted-currency checkout from Markets alone. We set up the language half completely (Shopify allows up to 20 languages on every paid plan; we configure one), AI-translate up to 30 products or pages for your review, add the language switcher and per-language URLs, and tell you in writing, before starting, which currency route your payment gateway actually permits.
What you get
- Shopify Markets configured for one target country/region, with local-currency pricing at checkout wherever your gateway allows it (Shopify Payments or Adyen) — and a written explanation of the alternatives where it does not
- A translation app (Weglot or Shopify's own translate editor) installed and connected for one additional language
- Up to 30 products, pages or collections AI-translated, handed to you for review before publishing
- Language switcher added to the storefront header
- hreflang tags configured so Google indexes the correct language/region version
- One round of revisions on the translated copy
| Price | ₹1,299 (fixed) |
|---|---|
| Price basis | One additional language and currency, up to 30 products/pages |
| Timeline | 2-3 working days |
| Translation method | AI-assisted, reviewed by you before publishing |
| Currency limit | Local-currency checkout needs Shopify Payments or Adyen; other gateways process in your store currency |
| SEO | hreflang tags + translated URL path per language |
| Support | 14 days of configuration fixes after go-live |
What we need from you
- Shopify admin (collaborator) access to the store
- The target language and currency/region you want added
- Sign-off on the translated copy within 3 working days of review, so the one revision round is used effectively
Not included
- Weglot or any third-party translation app's own subscription fee — billed by the app directly once past its free tier
- Certified or legal translation (contracts, customs or compliance documents) — this is storefront and product-copy translation only
- More than 30 products/pages, or a second additional language — quoted per extra 20 items or language, same structure as our WordPress Multilingual Setup
- Ongoing translation of new products you add after launch — available separately
- A brand-new Shopify store build — see Shopify Store Setup (₹14,999) if you do not have a store yet
About this service
Shopify Markets splits a single store into region-specific storefronts for currency, language and duties without maintaining a second codebase, but Shopify's own documentation is explicit that Markets does not translate anything by itself — content translation is a separate step through Shopify's translate & adapt editor or a connected app like Weglot. A store that turns on a new market without doing that step just shows the same English copy at a different currency, which does not read as trustworthy to a genuinely local shopper. This service does both halves — the market/currency configuration and the actual page translation — the same AI-assisted-then-human-reviewed approach behind our WordPress Multilingual Setup.
Questions before you buy
Do I need to buy a translation app separately?
Shopify's built-in translate & adapt editor is free and is what we use first; for stores that need Weglot's extra automation, its own paid plan is billed separately once you are past the free tier — we tell you honestly which one your store needs before starting.
Will this create a second store or a duplicate theme?
No — Shopify Markets and the translation editor both work on your existing store and theme; shoppers see the translated version automatically based on their region or a language switcher, not a second site to maintain.
Can you add more than one extra language?
Yes, quoted per additional language at the same per-language rate, since each language needs its own review round.
What if my store sells in a currency Shopify Markets does not support well?
We check your target currency and your payment gateway before starting and tell you upfront in writing what is and is not possible, rather than discovering at checkout that the price reverts to your store currency.
Can a Razorpay or PayU store show and charge prices in dollars or euros?
Not through Shopify Markets alone. Shopify's documentation says selling in local currencies is only supported by Adyen or Shopify Payments, orders placed through other third-party providers are processed in your default currency, and showing prices in local currencies requires Shopify Payments. India is not on Shopify Payments' supported-country list, so for most Indian stores the useful part of this service is the language setup plus market-specific price adjustments, which are available on all plans.
How many languages can a Shopify store sell in?
Up to 20 languages on the Basic, Grow, Shopify and Advanced plans, and up to 30 on Plus, per Shopify's requirements page. This service configures one extra language; each published language gets its own URLs, and any content you have not translated yet falls back to your default language.
Does this help SEO in the new language?
Yes — hreflang tags and a translated URL path are part of this service, so Google can index and show the correct language version to searchers in that market.
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