In today's globalized world, contracts serve as the basis for international trade, cooperation and investment, and the demand for translation has also increased. However, many clients who are new to contract translation are confused about the translation costs, especially whether contract translation is the same as ordinary document translation. Today, Artlangs Translation will introduce to you how the price of contract translation is determined.

　　The main factors affecting the cost of contract translation:

　　1. Professional level of translators

　　The experience and professional ability of translators are key factors affecting the price. Experienced and professional translators usually charge higher fees. On the contrary, the fees of novice translators are lower. According to the requirements of the translation project, the translation company will select the right translator to ensure the quality of the translation.

　　2. Document word count and delivery time

　　The translation cost of contracts with more words may increase slightly, and the urgency of the delivery time will also affect the price. If the project needs to be processed urgently, additional fees may be incurred. Therefore, when choosing a translation company, customers must confirm the impact of delivery time and word count on the quotation.

　　3. Translation language

　　The language type of contract translation is another important factor affecting the cost. Common languages ​​such as English, Japanese, and Korean are relatively easy to translate, and the quotes are relatively low. However, some small languages ​​(such as Russian, Arabic, Dutch, etc.) are more difficult to translate, and the corresponding quotes are also higher. Different languages ​​require different professional skills, so the translation price will be adjusted according to the complexity of the language.

　　4. Complexity of the document content

　　The length and complexity of the contract will also affect the translation cost. If the contract content is more complex or longer, the translation difficulty will increase, and the cost may also increase accordingly. However, the quality of the translation is usually not affected, and the translation company will evaluate and adjust the quote according to the specific situation.

　　5. The nature of the field of the contract

　　The industry and field involved in the contract (such as law, finance, technology, etc.) determine the special needs of the translation. Some fields require a high level of mastery of professional terms, and more industry knowledge is required when translating. Therefore, there will be different charging standards for contract translation in different fields.

　　Contract translation is not only the basis of business cooperation, but also involves legal liability. Any errors in translation may cause significant losses to the company. Therefore, although price is one of the considerations, quality and professionalism are the most critical. Therefore, it is crucial to choose a translation company that provides guarantees and follow-up services.