Translation you can price and understand before you order.

Certified documents, contracts, manuals, websites, and live interpreting — between Estonian and English, plus Russian, Finnish, Swedish, and German. The price and the process are both shown before you commit to either.

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< 1 day

Reply within one business day — even outside office hours.

Independent QA

Second read on every job before delivery.

Kuressaare

Based on Saaremaa, serving all of Estonia.

NDA on request

Available before we open your file.

Why Amigo

Priced in the open, explained in plain language.

Priced in the open

Every service carries a real published price and a plain list of what moves it — length, language pair, turnaround, certification. You’ll know the cost before you commit to anything.

The certified process, actually explained

Apostille, notarisation, legalisation: most agencies skip past this in one line. We walk through it in plain language before you order, on the certified translation page.

A named place, not a network

We’re based in Kuressaare, Saaremaa, working with clients across Estonia by post, courier, and remote delivery. A specific, checkable address — not a faceless "global network."

Kuressaare, Saaremaa — a street view near Amigo Translate’s office.

Process

How an order actually moves.

  1. 01

    Request

    Tell us what needs translating and where it’s going.

  2. 02

    Quote or order

    Standard work is ready to order directly; bespoke jobs get a fixed quote first.

  3. 03

    Translate

    Your document, contract, manual, or content goes to a translator matched to the subject.

  4. 04

    Independent QA

    A second, independent read checks the work before it goes anywhere near you.

  5. 05

    Deliver

    Digital delivery as standard, with printed or certified copies available where needed.

Certified translation

Certified translation, actually explained. — vandetõlge

Certified translation means the translator signs and stamps a declaration that the translation is accurate and complete. Some receiving authorities also require notarisation or an apostille — and getting that wrong is the most common reason a translation gets rejected. We tell you which applies to your document before you order.

  • Certified declaration — included on every job
  • Notarisation — coordinated where your document requires it
  • Apostille or legalisation — arranged for documents travelling abroad
See the full certified translation process →
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Prices at a glance

Service From Unit See →
Certified & sworn translation €39.00 per standard page See →
Business & legal translation €0.11 per word See →
Technical translation €0.13 per word See →
Website & software localization €0.14 per word See →
Interpreting €75.00 per hour See →
Proofreading & editing €0.05 per word See →
See the full price list →

What we translate

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which certification my document needs?

Tell us where it’s going and we’ll confirm — certified, certified plus notarisation, or certified plus apostille.

How is the price calculated?

By length or word count, language pair, and turnaround — shown before you order, never behind a quote form.

How long does a translation take?

Most standard jobs deliver in 3–7 business days; express and priority turnaround are available.

Is my document kept confidential?

Yes — every document is treated as confidential, with an NDA available on request.

See the full FAQ →

See what your document costs, before you send it.

Published prices, a plain-language process, and a real Kuressaare address behind it.

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