What can you do with the Web Globalization Report Card?
- ✓Discover what languages the leading brands (and your competitors) support.Pick a language and find out which global brands currently support it, from Hindi to Romanian to Japanese — we’ve long tracked anywhere between 40 and 90 languages.
- ✓Understand whether a site is architected around country or around language.This distinction matters when you’re developing a scalable website of your own.
- ✓Identify linguistic gaps among your competitors.
- ✓See, over time, how companies have developed their global website designs.
- ✓Understand how global gateways have developed — and see which companies offer the best ones today.
- ✓See which companies are still using flags on their global gateways.
- ✓Spot emerging trends and best practices in our related PDF reports, like the annual Report Card.
Understand why a company scored the way it did
Every company’s 100-point score breaks down into four 25-point categories: languages, navigation, mobile architecture, and localization. A subscription unlocks that breakdown, so you can see exactly where a site earns its grade — and where a competitor is quietly ahead.
Browse the screenshot archive
More than 10,000 real screenshots — homepages, localized country pages, and global gateways — searchable by company, country, or region. See how a specific market’s page actually looks, not just how it scored.
Search the full Language Tracker
The free Tracker shows a current snapshot. A subscription unlocks the full searchable history: every language a company has added or dropped, and the year it happened, across nearly two decades.
Go back further
Enterprise unlocks the entire 20-year archive back to 2005 — every historical score, report, and screenshot on record — for tracking a competitor’s or your own localization progress over time, not just this year’s snapshot.
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