Break Those Language Barriers
The Ocean Translations story dates back to 1998. What started as a small family project has become a very serious business. Nowadays, through our translation and localization solutions, we help companies from all over the world to communicate and engage with their target audiences.
We work hard for you. Each Ocean team member undergoes a rigorous selection process and is handpicked to serve.
ISO certification is a recognition of the quality of its processes and management systems. We have been ISO certified since 2009.
We want to help you reach your global potential so your business can win. We do it by establishing long-standing relationships based on mutual trust.
Bridge language barriers and communicate with your potential customers the way you do in your native language.
Translation, proofreading and quality assurance. Cultural and linguistic localization.
Maximize the impact of your visual communications, whether TV shows, documentaries or promotional videos.
Text extraction, file preparation for translation and post-DTP proof.
Our secret is dedicated and personal attention. Translation projects require continuous care if we are to achieve your required turn around times and quality standards. At Ocean Translations, your content pieces are translated exclusively by professional linguists specialized in their field.
When you put effort and passion into what you do, it shows.
+20
Years in Market
+250
Network of Qualified Linguists
+3 Million
Words Translated Yearly
+350
Satisfied Clients
15
Specializations
For us, it’s not just about providing professional translation services — it’s about finding language barrier solutions for your organization.
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