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LingoHub vs Centus

Both platforms manage product localization. LingoHub combines LINA with your glossary, translation memory, and QA, connects localization to Git, and includes unlimited seats from a European vendor.

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See why LingoHub is a Centus alternative

LINA uses your context

LINA drafts with your glossary, translation memory, style guide, and QA rules already in place.

Localization connected to Git

Connect GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps and keep language updates close to your development workflow.

Unlimited seats

Add product managers, developers, translators, and reviewers without paying for another login.

Compare LingoHub and Centus

LingoHub is based in Austria, with EU hosting and on-premises deployment available for organizations that need greater control over their localization infrastructure.

Centus
Unlimited seats

1 seat included in each standard plan; additional seats from $30/month to $55/month

Glossary
Translation memory
Style guide

X

Quality checks
AI translation / (MT)

not included in every plan

Repository integrations

GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps

GitHub only

Integrations*

All integrations (Git repositories, Figma, Storyblok, Zendesk, and more), plus 40+ file formats and frameworks, included in every plan

Figma from Business ($545/month); MT engines from Grow ($295/month)

Branching support
2FA
Audit logs

1 year for the LingoHub Platform. 3 years for Enterprise customers.

basic activity history

Made in Europe

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Starting price

$299/month (monthly billing) (500k AI credits, 5 Mio. hosted characters, 5 Mio. CDN requests)

$145/month (30 projects, 5000 hosted keys, 0 included MT characters)

*All integrations (across product, development, design, CMS, support, and mobile workflows) included in all LingoHub plans. Centus integration availability varies by plan.


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The information on this page is provided from publicly available sources and is valid as of 22.09.2026. LingoHub is not responsible for changing data on the sources and warns that the actual data can differ. To report issues, contact us at info@lingohub.com.

LingoHub may not be the right fit if you only need occasional translations and do not need Git workflows, shared terminology, or ongoing localization management.

Language you can ship.

LingoHub offers AI-based workflows required for global scaling.

“LingoHub provides all essential features for localization and even more. Our devs were raving about how easy it was to integrate it with our existing solutions.”

Fiona K.

Chief Product Officer, FinTech

Already on another TMS, or on ChatGPT
plus spreadsheets?

We migrate projects, translation memories, and glossaries, then put QA in front of Git so the next release matches the last one.

FAQ about Centus

This FAQ compares LingoHub and Centus across localization workflows, AI, integrations, and team collaboration.

What is the main difference between LingoHub and Centus?

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Both platforms support product localization with features such as translation memory, glossaries, quality checks, and branching. LingoHub additionally connects localization with a broader range of repositories and product tools, while offering unlimited seats across its plans.

How do LingoHub and Centus support AI translation?

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LingoHub includes LINA for all plans, which can work as an assistant, translator, or agent depending on the level of automation you choose. LINA uses your glossary, translation memory, style guide, and QA rules as context. Centus also provides AI and machine translation capabilities, with availability depending on the selected plan.

Which integrations are available with LingoHub and Centus?

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LingoHub connects with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Figma, Storyblok, Zendesk, and other product and content tools. Centus supports GitHub and offers additional integrations such as Figma and machine translation engines on selected plans.

Is LingoHub suitable for teams moving from Centus?

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Yes. LingoHub can support teams that want to bring more developers, translators, reviewers, and product managers into the localization process without additional seat costs, while connecting localization more closely with repositories and product content.