Nitro 4.0
The first human translation platform built for AI agents
What it does
Nitro is now the first human translation service an AI agent can order and pay for on its own — no account, no API keys, no signup. Your agent sends the text, pays per request, and a professional native speaker translates it — publication-ready in hours. Great for the smaller texts that still need to be right: ads, app updates, email sequences, and more. The ordering is machine-to-machine. The translating stays human. 80+ languages. No plans, no minimums.
Human translation API designed for AI agents. No API key, no account. Agentic payment flow via MPP, professional native-speaker translators in 80+ languages.
The only human translation API that AI agents can call autonomously — with or without an API key. Your agent sends a request, handles payment via MPP, and gets publication-ready results from professional native-speaker translators in 80+ languages. AI translation tools are fast, but professional human translators deliver what machines can't — cultural fluency, domain expertise, and content that actually converts. Four steps. No API key, no account creation, no dashboard. Your agent handles the entire flow autonomously. { "volume" : 25 , "orders" : [ { "id" : 6 , "source_language" : "en" , "target_language" : "fr" , "price" : 0.07 }, { "id" : 7 , "source_language" : "en" , "target_language"…from nitrotranslate.com
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