7 Interpreting Management Business Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: November 19th, 2023

Start An Interpreting Management Business

Here are some real life success stories of starting a interpreting management business:

1. TRANSLIT ($600K/year)

TRANSLIT founder Alex Chernenko came up with the idea for his business after realizing the challenges faced by language service providers and agencies in managing interpreters and bookings. Inspired by the ease of booking an Uber cab, Chernenko designed a platform that centralized management and scheduling, eliminating the need for time-consuming emails and phone calls. After six months of designing and prototyping, TRANSLIT secured €500,000 in seed capital and launched its online platform and marketplace in 2019.

How much they make: $600K/year
How much did it cost to start: $300K
Current team size: 20

From a Freelance Translator Working From Home To An Entrepreneur With $1M In Revenue

TRANSLIT is an ISO-certified translation and interpreting service, which has grown organically to now include an online platform and marketplace that allows users to find, book and manage interpreters across the world with over 2,500 users and recently launched a Remote Simultaneous Interpreting technology available through a mobile app and web interface.

About

Alex started TRANSLIT over 4 years ago

Revenue

Alex grew the business to $50K/month

Costs

It cost Alex $300000 to start the business

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2. Interpretive Simulations

Website traffic: 60K/month

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So... can you actually make money with a interpreting management business?

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