In your visitor's language

Your Kard travels further than your language does. The words eKard puts on your public page, the buttons, labels and hints, switch to your visitor's language by themselves, in eight languages. The words you wrote stay exactly as you wrote them. There's nothing to set up, and it's on every plan.

The eight languages

English, हिन्दी (Hindi), Español, Português, Français, العربية (Arabic), Bahasa Indonesia and Deutsch. Arabic reads right to left, and the page turns with it.

Which one a visitor sees

1. The language they picked in the page's "Language" switcher, if they ever did: their browser remembers it.
2. Otherwise, the first language their phone or browser asks for that the Kard speaks. A phone set to Spanish gets Spanish.
3. Otherwise, English.

The switcher sits at the foot of the page, each language in its own name, so a visitor can change it any time. On a design of your own, it sits under the design.

What changes, and what doesn't

• Changes: eKard's own words on the page. "Save contact" and the exchange sheet with its fields and hints, the notes that tell a visitor how to finish saving you, the call, message and directions buttons, the pay buttons and their copy chips, the booking button, the bookmark, the days of your next free times, and the line at the foot that invites visitors to make their own.
• Stays as you wrote it: your name, job title, company and tagline, your About text, your custom links' titles, your documents' names, and anything in a design of your own.

So write your own words in the language your visitors read most: eKard's words follow each visitor.

The other way to meet a visitor halfway is how they pay: Get paid from your Kard puts what people use where you are first.

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