Oilfield service providers
Service documentation, field reports, and technical instructions shared across project teams.
Oil & Gas Translation
Bring clarity to the documents behind your energy projects. From engineering specifications and operating procedures to survey reports and commercial agreements, keep technical meaning connected across languages.
Technical documentation. Agreed terminology. A clear delivery scope.
Language shaped around the purpose of your documentation.
Consistent wording across related files and project teams.
Scope, review stages, and deadlines agreed before work begins.
Documentation across the project
Explore the documents your project may need translated. Share a representative file so we can discuss terminology, formatting, and the intended audience.
Bring specifications, supporting references, and equipment terminology into a coordinated translation scope. Include drawings and related documents where they explain the text.
Request a Technical QuotePreserve the relationship between an instruction, its warning, and its supporting reference. Share approved terminology and the review requirements for safety-related content.
Discuss Your DocumentationKeep project terminology aligned across agreements, proposals, and supporting records. Tell us who will receive the documents and whether a specific translation format is required.
Scope Your ProjectAcross the energy value chain
Translation support for the organizations that design, supply, operate, and advise on energy projects.
Service documentation, field reports, and technical instructions shared across project teams.
Specifications, procurement packages, and construction documentation with connected terminology.
Project records and operating documentation for facilities, pipelines, and supporting assets.
Product manuals, datasheets, installation guidance, and maintenance instructions.
Survey narratives, technical reports, and operational materials for international projects.
Studies, advisory reports, presentations, and supporting documentation for stakeholders.
Explore the detail
Technical references and project applications from across the energy sector. Select a card to explore its documentation, focus, and working environment.
Engineering specifications
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Linguistic adaptation of multi-volume technical specifications for offshore gas exploration projects.
Operating procedures
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Localization of internal standard operating procedures for high-risk upstream facilities.
Survey and legal files
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Translating geological survey data and legal agreements for global energy stakeholders.
Have a similar document set? Share the files, language pair, and delivery requirements so we can define your project scope.
A practical working process
Define what needs translating, agree on the technical references, and keep review responsibilities clear.
Send your source files, target languages, intended audience, and deadline. Include related drawings, approved glossaries, and previous translations where available.
Confirm terminology, layout requirements, output formats, review stages, and timing. Identify a technical contact for questions about the source material.
Resolve terminology questions and review the translated documents against the agreed scope before they move into your organization’s approval process.
For operational and safety-critical documents: include the appropriate technical review in your release process. Translation does not replace engineering validation or operational approval.
Before your project begins
Practical information about technical content, file preparation, official submissions, and project delivery.
Speak with Our TeamShare the documents behind your next milestone. Let’s define the translation scope, technical references, and delivery plan together.
Middle Eastern Languages (Arabic and Turkish), Slavic languages (Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Czech, Croatian, Bulgarian, Serbian and Slovak) Asian Languages (Chinese, Korean, Hindi, Bengali, Japanese, Punjabi, Vietnamese, Tamil) European Languages (German, Dutch, Greek)
Middle Eastern Languages (Arabic and Turkish), Slavic languages (Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Czech, Croatian, Bulgarian, Serbian and Slovak) Asian Languages (Chinese, Korean, Hindi, Bengali, Japanese, Punjabi, Vietnamese, Tamil) European Languages (German, Dutch, Greek)
Danish, Swedish, Finnish. Armenian, Hebrew, Hungarian, Belarusian, Tajik, etc. *Less common languages have less than 20 million native speakers worldwide. Some languages may not be listed but we offer them.
Our First Partner: Alex runs a fingerprinting service. Every month, he processes around 100 FBI background checks for his clients. Normally, translations cost $40–$100 each, but with our wholesale rate of $20 per page, Alex only spent $2,000.
He resells them to his clients at $60 each, earning $6,000 total. That’s a $4,000 profit — a 200% return — just by using our wholesale price translation services.
Our Second Partner: Maria owns an immigration consulting office. Her clients constantly need their documents translated. She handles about 50 standard pages per month. With us, she pays just $25 per page ($1,250 total), while charging her clients $70 per page.
Her monthly revenue is $3,500, leaving her with $2,250 in profit. That’s a 64.3% profit rate — steady, predictable, and easy to scale.
Our Third Partner: David runs an apostille business. Many of his clients bring in birth certificates, diplomas, and other official documents. He processes around 40 documents per month. At our wholesale rate of $25 each, David pays $1,000.
He charges his clients $90 per document.
That's bringing in $3,600 revenue. His profit? $2,600 — a 260% profit rate.
Our Fourth Partner: Emma runs a virtual marriage website, where couples need translations of their birth certificates. She orders about 30 certificates per month. With our rate of $25 per document, Emma spends only $750.
She charges her clients $100 per translation, generating $3,000 in revenue.
That’s $2,250 in profit — a massive 300% profit rate — for work she doesn’t even have to do herself.
Together, Alex, Maria, David, and Emma earn $11,850 in extra monthly profit just by reselling translations through us. Their average profit margin is nearly 278%.
No extra staff. No translation headaches. Just pure additional revenue while their clients receive high-quality certified translations.
Czech, Croatian, Bulgarian, Serbian
and Slovak)
Bengali, Japanese, Punjabi, Vietnamese, Tamil)
Standard Translation (simple
Visually Formatted Documents
(e.g., birth/death certificates,
Czech, Croatian, Bulgarian, Serbian
and Slovak)
Bengali, Japanese, Punjabi, Vietnamese, Tamil)
Standard Translation (simple
Visually Formatted Documents
(e.g., birth/death certificates,
Danish, Swedish, Finnish.
Armenian, Hebrew, Hungarian, Belarusian, Tajik, etc.
*Less common languages have less than 20 million native
speakers worldwide. Some languages may not be listed but
Danish, Swedish, Finnish.
Armenian, Hebrew, Hungarian, Belarusian, Tajik, etc.
*Less common languages have less than 20 million native
speakers worldwide. Some languages may not be listed but
By using our wholesale services, Sarah, who runs a fingerprinting service doing 100 FBI background check pages per month at $15 each, can bundle translations and apostilles and earn an extra $750–$1,125 depending on volume.
Sofia, the Colombian immigration consultant handling 40–80 documents monthly at $20 each, can resell wholesale translations at $50 per document, adding $1,200–$2,400 in profit. Carlos, running an apostille business averaging 50–100 documents per month at $25 cost and $50 sale, can save $1,250–$2,500 in expenses while increasing throughput. Isabella, operating a virtual marriage website translating birth certificates for $25 and selling at $80, can process 40–80 certificates monthly, generating $2,200–$4,400 in additional revenue—all effortlessly, turning their normal workload into much bigger profits.
Sarah runs a small immigration consulting office. Her clients often need certified translations of documents like FBI background checks, birth certificates, and diplomas.
Normally, if Sarah sends her clients to a translation company, they would pay $40 per document. But with our wholesale partner pricing of $15 per document, Sarah can order directly from us, then resell the service to her clients at the standard market rate.
In one month, Sarah orders 20 translations for her clients.
Cost to Sarah: 20 × $15 = $300
What Sarah charges clients: 20 × $40 = $800
Sarah’s profit: $500 (166% profit margin)
(e.g., birth/death certificates,
(e.g., birth/death certificates,
Czech, Croatian, Bulgarian, Serbian
and Slovak)
Bengali, Japanese, Punjabi, Vietnamese, Tamil)
Standard Translation (simple
Visually Formatted Documents
(e.g., birth/death certificates,
Czech, Croatian, Bulgarian, Serbian
and Slovak)
Bengali, Japanese, Punjabi, Vietnamese, Tamil)
Standard Translation (simple
Visually Formatted Documents
(e.g., birth/death certificates,
Danish, Swedish, Finnish.
Armenian, Hebrew, Hungarian, Belarusian, Tajik, etc.
*Less common languages have less than 20 million native
speakers worldwide. Some languages may not be listed but
Danish, Swedish, Finnish.
Armenian, Hebrew, Hungarian, Belarusian, Tajik, etc.
*Less common languages have less than 20 million native
speakers worldwide. Some languages may not be listed but
Our First Partner: Alex runs a fingerprinting service. Every month, he processes around 100 FBI background checks for his clients. Normally, translations cost $40–$100 each, but with our wholesale rate of $15 per page, Alex only spends $1,500.
He resells them to his clients at $60 each, earning $6,000 total. That’s a $4,500 profit — a 300% return — just by using our wholesale price translation services.
Our Second Partner: Maria owns an immigration consulting office. Her clients constantly need their documents translated. She handles about 50 standard pages per month. With us, she pays just $20 per page ($1,000 total), while charging her clients $70 per page.
Her monthly revenue is $3,500, leaving her with $2,500 in profit. That’s a 250% profit rate — steady, predictable, and easy to scale.
Our Third Partner: David runs an apostille business. Many of his clients bring in birth certificates, diplomas, and other official documents. He processes around 40 documents per month. At our wholesale rate of $25 each, David pays $1,000.
He charges his clients $90 per document.
That's bringing in $3,600 revenue. His profit? $2,600 — a 260% profit rate.
Our Fourth Partner: Emma runs a virtual marriage website, where couples need translations of their birth certificates. She orders about 30 certificates per month. With our rate of $25 per document, Emma spends only $750.
She charges her clients $100 per translation, generating $3,000 in revenue.
That’s $2,250 in profit — a massive 300% profit rate — for work she doesn’t even have to do herself.
Together, Alex, Maria, David, and Emma earn $11,850 in extra monthly profit just by reselling translations through us. Their average profit margin is nearly 278%.
No extra staff. No translation headaches. Just pure additional revenue while their clients receive high-quality certified translations.