Pricing Information for Language Services in Canada

At JR Language Translation Services Canada, pricing is structured to reflect the specific requirements of each organization and project.

Our consultative approach ensures that the translation and interpretation services we offer align with your operational goals, regulatory obligations, and quality expectations.

Rather than offering fixed, one-size-fits-all rates, we work with our clients to develop pricing that accurately reflects the scope, complexity, and deliverables required and meets market requirements in Canada.

How is Language Services Pricing Determined?

Language services selected vary significantly depending on content, context, and use case. Pricing is established based on a combination of factors, including:

  • Language pairs and linguistic complexity
  • Subject matter and industry specialization
  • Volume and project scale
  • Turnaround timelines and service level requirements
  • Compliance, certification, or quality assurance needs
  • Delivery format

This approach allows us to deliver consistent quality while supporting efficiency and cost control.

How do you Price Translation Services? 

Translation pricing is tailored to organizational and institutional needs, including legal, corporate, healthcare, and public-sector content and documents.

Translation services’ pricing considerations may include:

  • Content type and purpose ( a website, an eLearning course, or different documents)
  • Terminology management and consistency requirements
  • Document type (Word, Excel, HTML, XML, or any desktop publishing software)
  • Formatting or layout considerations
  • Review and quality-assurance processes
  • Other considerations ( time ot lenght restrition in content)

Our team evaluates each project to ensure pricing reflects both the accuracy requirements and the long-term value of your project.

There are many types of business and commercial translations to fulfill the Canadian market’s complex needs. A marketing agency, for example, may need legal translations or financial translations in addition to their marketing translations.

Interpretation Services Pricing

Interpretation services are priced based on service format and operational requirements, including:

  • On-site interpretation
  • Phone interpretation on demand
  • Video remote interpretation
  • Conference interpretation

The pricing of Language interpretation services is influenced by:

  • Simultaneous or consecutive mode
  • Duration and scheduling requirements
  • Number of attendees
  • Language pair required 
  • Number of language pairs to have for the event
  • Language availability
  • Subject matter and complexity within that theme
  • Location and logistical considerations (for on-site services booth, technicians)
  • Number of interpreters required.

We support both scheduled and ongoing interpretation needsfor organizations operating in multilingual environments.

Request Pricing Information

Please contact us to receive pricing tailored to your organization’s translation or interpretation requirements by :

  • Calling   at 647-952-2090, Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm EST
  • Sending us an email to info@jrlanguage.ca
Schedule a consultation with one of our language specialists to discuss your needs and explore the right solution for your company.

FAQ: Language Services Pricing

Translation refers to the conversion of written content from one language to another, such as legal, corporate, or regulatory documents. Interpretation involves the real-time or scheduled conversion of spoken language, supporting meetings, hearings, healthcare interactions, and other live communication scenarios. Organizations often use both services depending on whether communication is written or spoken.

Interpretation pricing depends on the service provided (on-site, phone, or video), duration, language availability, subject matter, and scheduling or logistical requirements. Pricing reflects the operational environment and required service level.

Interpretation Services are provided at hourly, half-day, or full-day rates, depending on the needs of the event. Phone interpretation on demand (VRI Services) is billed by the minute.

The translation price is normally calculated based on the word count in the source text multiplied by the cost per word for the language pair requested.

Cost per word may also vary based on the factors mentioned previously. Other pricing options, including hourly and per-page rates, are also available depending on the nature of the content and services required.

Our translation rates may vary for different types of content. Translating specialized content, such as technical or legal documents, requires high expertise. Therefore, translation rates for such content will likely be more expensive than simpler, more concise content.

Specialized content requires research and, often, the creation or review of a glossary of terms to aid the translation.

Fees for rush or expedited translation services may apply if a project requires a faster turnaround time than usual.

When larger or more complex translation projects require a speedier completion time, adjustments must be made to our team’s workload to accommodate the deadline. These fees are generally calculated as a percentage of the total project cost.

To receive an accurate quote for your translation service’s needs, send us your source files using our free quote request form or via email.

It is essential to provide as much information as possible about your project, including the desired target audience, language pair(s), and how the translated documents will be used.

JR Language Translation Services Canada will supply a detailed quote, including all relevant costs and fees.

We do not publish fixed rates, as language services vary significantly by project and use case. Each project’s pricing is developed through consultation to reflect each organization’s specific requirements.

Each pricing proposal includes a defined scope, deliverables, timelines, and service assumptions.

This ensures clarity and avoids unexpected costs.