79 Quality Score
Active Installs
18/30

10,000 active installs is modest in this category, and the popularity score of 60/30 reflects its niche footprint relative to TranslatePress (400,000) or GTranslate (900,000).

Update Freshness
25/25

The plugin was updated on June 16, 2026, is tested with WordPress 7.0, requires WordPress 6.7 and PHP 7.4, earning a perfect 100/25 maintenance score.

User Rating
14/15

A 90/100 rating from 46 reviewers indicates strong satisfaction from those who have tried it, though the sample size is small.

Support Health
8/15

With only 3 support threads and 1 resolved (33.3%), the support health score lands at 50/15, suggesting limited public troubleshooting history.

WP Compatibility
15/15

Compatibility scores 100/15 thanks to current WordPress 7.0 testing, a recent minimum requirement of 6.7, and PHP 7.4 as the floor.

Scores higher than 71% of indexed plugins

About

A straight-forward multilingual plugin. No more double-digit custom DB tables or hidden HTML comments that could cause you headaches later on.

Active Installs 10k+
Rating ★★★★½ 4.5/5
Last Updated 2026-08-18 8:24am GMT
Requires WordPress 6.7+
Tested Up To 7.1
Requires PHP 7.4+

Security History

1 known vulnerability, all patched
1 Medium

Most recent: June 18, 2026

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What It Does

Bogo adds a language switcher to your WordPress site and lets visitors browse posts and pages in the languages you have installed in your WordPress locale settings. It does not run automatic translation, so each translation must exist or be created manually as a separate post or page in the target language. The plugin keeps things light by not creating custom database tables and avoids embedding extra HTML comments in your output.

Who It's For

Bogo fits site owners who manage a small number of languages and are comfortable writing or sourcing translations themselves rather than relying on machine translation. It works well for multilingual blogs, small business sites, or community projects where you want a native, low-overhead way to present content in more than one language. Developers who value a minimal footprint and clean database will also appreciate the no-custom-tables approach.

Who Should Skip It

If you need automatic or AI-powered translation across hundreds of posts, Bogo will feel underpowered compared with TranslatePress or GTranslate. Larger e-commerce operations with complex translation workflows and product catalogues will likely outgrow its manual approach quickly.

The Bottom Line

Bogo delivers exactly what it promises: a tidy, developer-friendly multilingual layer without extra database tables or markup clutter, scoring 78.91 overall. It is not a translation engine, so sites needing automated or large-scale translation should look at TranslatePress or GTranslate instead. For small, manually curated multilingual sites that value simplicity, Bogo is a solid pick.

Tags

admin language locale localization multilingual