The use case: how Nature House deploys DeepL
Nature House uses the DeepL API to translate property descriptions and guest reviews on its rental websites into several European languages. Translations are generated once and stored, so later visitors see the same translated content instead of paying for a translation on every click.
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users spending 13% more time on the ad click-thru
Rick estimated that the company was paying up to €15,000 annually just on clicks
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Before DeepL, every translation had a cost. Now, with fixed translations, we save money and time, while improving the user experience.DeepL users in Travel & Hospitality
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- Apr 4, 2025
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- Oct 7, 2026
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After integrating DeepL API for fixed translations, Nature House saw a decrease in the ad bounce rate of 5%, with users spending 13% more time on the ad click-thru.