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memoQ (Budapest, Hungary, Europe)memoQ translator pro
Classic translation environment (CAT tool) for professional translators who want to stay in control. Translation memory, term bases and LiveDocs reuse earlier work; the Muse feature suggests the next words while you type, based on your own translations. Supports a hundred languages and virtually every file format, including client packages.

- Provider based in the EU
- Publishes certification/GDPR safeguards
Last checked: 30 October 2026 · How we check
Is this your tool? Fill in missing detailsWhat it does
Translation memory with fuzzy matches
Muse: predictive typing
Document alignment and concordance search
Receives jobs via memoQ server
Integration with machine translation (MT)Comparable in translation & localisation
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CAT tool that runs on your own Windows workstation; AI features such as predictive typing (Muse) learn from your own translation memory. External machine translation you connect yourself via plug-ins; the terms of that engine then apply. The generative translation module memoQ AGT uses GPT-4.1 mini via Microsoft Azure OpenAI without storing or training on your data, but it requires a memoQ TMS subscription and so is not included in translator pro, which itself uses no external language model (according to the provider). Hungarian (EU) provider with ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type 2 (January 2026) and a Data Processing Addendum (data processing agreement) (according to the provider); with the desktop version, project files stay local. Many tools build on a large model from, for example, OpenAI or Anthropic. If in doubt, ask for the data processing agreement: it states where your data goes.
Questions about memoQ translator pro
- Which AI model does memoQ translator pro use?
- The maker of memoQ translator pro does not disclose which AI model sits underneath. CAT tool that runs on your own Windows workstation; AI features such as predictive typing (Muse) learn from your own translation memory. You connect external machine translation yourself via plug-ins; the terms of that engine then apply. The generative translation module memoQ AGT uses GPT-4.1-mini via Microsoft Azure OpenAI without storing or training on your data, but it requires a memoQ TMS subscription and so is not included in translator pro, which itself uses no external language model (according to the provider). Hungarian (EU) provider with ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type 2 (January 2026) and a Data Processing Addendum (data processing agreement) (according to the provider); with the desktop version, project files remain local.
- How much does memoQ translator pro cost?
- €44 per licence per month or €396 per licence per year; 14 days free trial. Check the current price on the provider's website; rates change often.
- Who is memoQ translator pro for?
- memoQ translator pro is aimed at translation & localisation. It supports work such as producing a first translation draft and machine pre-translation (post-editing), keeping terminology and house style consistent with term bases and translation memory, and rolling out and maintaining multilingual websites, apps and software.
- What should I watch out for with AI in translation & localisation?
- Client source documents often contain personal data or trade secrets: never use the free consumer version of a translation tool for client material. Require a data processing agreement, check that your texts are deleted after translation and not used for training, and choose EU hosting where possible. Many translation contracts and NDAs with end clients prohibit passing texts to third parties without consent, so document which MT engine you use. And stay responsible for the content: AI translations read fluently but can reverse figures, negations and legal nuances.
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