Web Globalization Report Card
Since 2005

The definitive web globalization resource and benchmark.

For two decades, The Web Globalization Report Card has helped companies successfully navigate globalization and localization through a mix of hands-on tips, best practices and industry insights. Now you can directly access a wealth of data and screenshots combined with insights into best practices and future trends.

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Global Insight

Language support has grown 160% since 2005

Based on our analysis of the leading global websites, the average number of languages has increased from 13.4 languages in 2005 to 34.8 in 2026.

All companies benchmarked that yearSame 55 companies every year

Does not include JW.org.

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The Language Tracker

20 years of language additions and removals across 150 companies and 91 tracked languages, as a scrollable field report. Subscribers can search the full directory and open any company’s complete history.

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Companies that have relied on the Report Card over the years include:

3M, Adobe, Airbnb, Apple, Autodesk, Cisco Systems, Dell, Deloitte, Enterprise, Expedia, FedEx, Fujifilm, Grant Thornton, Hitachi, HPE, Hubspot, Hyatt, Icebreaker, John Deere, KPMG, Lionbridge, Marriott, McKesson, NEC, Nike, Renesas, Salesforce, Seagate, SDL, Skype, Siemens, Sony, Tinder, Toyota, Uber, United Nations, Verisign, Wells Fargo, World Bank, numerous national tourist boards, and numerous government agencies.

All 150 companies in the 2026 Report Card