Bing Translator

Consumer / Bing Translator (web)

• The consumer Bing Translator web app is provided by Microsoft as a free, browser-accessible translator (no paid subscription shown on the consumer page). Key UI notes: 1,000-character per-request limit shown on the page. See official page for usage details.

Azure AI Translator (Translator Text API) — usage-based (official Microsoft/Azure pricing page)

Pricing model: Pay-as-you-go (volume-based, per-character billing) Free tier/trial: F0 — 2,000,000 characters of standard translation (and/or custom translation training) free per month (per Azure pricing page). Example costs: Official Azure Translator pricing page lists paid tiers and commitment/volume options (S1 pay-as-you-go, Commitment Tiers, Connected container, Disconnected containers) but the publicly displayed numeric per-character rates are not shown on the page for the selected region (values displayed as N/A / placeholders on the pricing page). Therefore per-character unit prices (e.g., $ per 1,000,000 characters) are not available from the public pricing page without selecting region/account or contacting Azure sales. Discount options: Commitment tiers and volume discounts (S1 commitment tiers, C2–C4 instance tiers, connected-container and volume discounts) — details shown on the Azure page; numeric prices for those tiers were not displayed on the public page.

On-Premises Microsoft Translator Edition (legacy offering on microsoft.com)

Notes and caveats

• All information below is taken from Microsoft’s official sites (Azure pricing and Microsoft Translator pages). Where the official site lists numeric prices they are included; where the official site shows prices as not-displayed / N/A, I marked the numeric values as unavailable rather than guessing.