blarlo helps companies, institutions, event organizers, law firms, sales teams, tech companies and international organizations communicate in real time with specialized professional interpreters.
Interpreting is not written translation: it’s live spoken communication. In a meeting, conference, negotiation, trade show, technical visit or webinar, the message must be conveyed with accuracy, pace, tone, confidentiality and full command of the context. That’s why we assess every assignment before selecting the right interpreter and the most suitable modality.
A professional interpreting service enables two or more parties to understand each other in real time even if they speak different languages. The interpreter listens, understands, interprets the meaning and conveys it orally while respecting intent, terminology, tone, cultural nuances and the pace of the conversation.
An international conference with hundreds of attendees doesn’t require the same solution as a sales meeting, a factory visit, a legal negotiation, technical training or a video call with an overseas client. At blarlo, we analyze the format, languages, duration, number of participants, specialization and technical requirements to recommend simultaneous, consecutive, liaison, remote or on-site interpreting.
Professional interpreting for business meetings, events, conferences, training sessions, technical visits, trade shows, webinars and international negotiations.
Modality selection based on attendees, speaking pace, cost, expected experience, platform, location and level of interaction.
Terminology preparation in advance using the agenda, documentation, presentations, glossaries, proper names and industry context.
Flexible management for on-site, remote, hybrid, urgent, recurring, multilingual interpreting or services with technical equipment.
Every assignment is prepared so spoken communication is clear, smooth and secure from the first minute. The goal isn’t just to cover a language—it’s to make sure the meeting, event or negotiation works.
We assign interpreters based on language pair, modality, country, industry, event type, duration, technical difficulty and exposure level. This improves accuracy and prevents improvisation in sensitive meetings.
Oral specializationWe request the agenda, presentations, speaker names, reference documentation, glossaries and goal context so the interpreter can prepare terminology, style and potential critical points.
Language briefWe help you decide whether you need simultaneous, consecutive, liaison, telephone, remote or on-site interpreting based on attendee count, pace, budget, channel and expected experience.
Guided decisionWe centralize the request, schedules, languages, documentation, brief, assigned interpreters, agenda changes and follow-up to reduce friction before and during the service.
Professional managementWhen the project requires it, we coordinate booth and receiver needs, sound, pre-tests, videoconferencing platforms, remote interpreting or hybrid events.
On-site and onlineWe work on negotiations, committees, legal processes, financial meetings, institutional communication and strategic conversations applying professional confidentiality standards.
Sensitive meetingsA well-managed professional interpreting service enables you to sell, negotiate, train, present, explain and make decisions in other languages—without language slowing the conversation down.
Clear spoken communication between clients, speakers, attendees, suppliers, investors, internal teams and international partners.
Greater confidence in sales meetings, conferences, trade shows, training sessions, technical visits, webinars and negotiations.
Fewer comprehension errors in technical, legal, healthcare, financial, industrial, technology or regulated sectors.
A better audience experience thanks to the right modality: simultaneous for continuous pace, consecutive for paced interventions, liaison for direct conversations, and remote for online environments.
Ability to organize multilingual services with preparation, coordination, continuity and shared terminology standards.
Poor interpreting can turn an important meeting into a confusing conversation. The risk isn’t only mistranslating a word—it’s losing intent, tone, technical accuracy, pace or trust.
Unclear messages that create doubts in meetings, conferences, training sessions, trade shows, webinars or sales presentations.
Loss of nuance in negotiations, agreements, interviews, legal processes, committees, technical visits or sensitive conversations.
Terminology errors in sectors where every concept matters: legal, healthcare, financial, industrial, technology, scientific or institutional.
Wrong modality choice: simultaneous without technical support, consecutive in an event that requires pace, liaison that’s insufficient for a complex meeting, or remote without prior testing.
Loss of credibility with clients, attendees, investors, partners, public administrations, speakers or international teams.
We tailor the service to the type of conversation, the industry, the format, the number of attendees and the end goal. Interpreting must work in the room, on screen, at the negotiating table and in each participant’s real experience.
Interpreting for sales meetings, committees, boards, video calls, supplier agreements, customer negotiations, investor presentations and conversations between international teams.
International businessSimultaneous or consecutive interpreting for conferences, forums, seminars, press conferences, conventions, corporate events, panel discussions and talks with multilingual audiences.
Multilingual eventsInterpreting for plant visits, audits, technical training, machinery demonstrations, engineering meetings, safety, maintenance, manufacturing and industrial processes.
Technical accuracyInterpreters for trade shows, showrooms, launches, sales presentations, product demos, distributor meetings and events focused on international lead generation.
Commercial impactInterpreting for demos, onboarding, workshops, product meetings, advanced support, user training, technical sessions and communication between tech teams.
Digital productInterpreting for meetings with advisors, due diligence processes, contract negotiation, committees, financial communication, mediation, compliance and sensitive corporate conversations.
High confidentialityInterpreting for medical conferences, scientific meetings, healthcare training, pharmaceutical communication, clinical presentations, research and specialized gatherings.
Industry expertiseInterpreting for courses, workshops, onboarding, internal communication, international training, upskilling programs and sessions for multilingual teams.
International teamsA great interpreting service starts before the event. Preparation, modality selection, briefing and coordination reduce risk and improve the experience for speakers, attendees and organizers.
We review languages, date, schedule, duration, location or platform, number of attendees, industry, objective, agenda, speakers, format and level of specialization.
We define whether simultaneous, consecutive, liaison, telephone, remote, on-site or hybrid is best. We also assess whether two interpreters are needed, as well as booths, receivers, technical tests or additional coordination.
We select the right profiles by language, experience, industry, modality, availability, technical level, target country and type of interaction.
We work with the agenda, presentations, reference materials, proper names, glossaries, event documentation and key messages to prepare the assignment.
The interpreter performs according to the agreed modality, ensuring accuracy, pace, tone, confidentiality, natural delivery and communicative fluency throughout the session.
For businesses with recurring needs, we maintain context, glossaries, assigned teams, spoken style guidelines and stable coordination workflows.
The difference is in preparing the communication, selecting the right interpreter, choosing the right modality and managing the service as a professional process—not just “covering languages.”
| blarlo | Improvised solution |
|---|---|
| Specialized professional interpreters selected by language, industry, modality, event, format, duration and communication goal. | Generalist profile without sufficient preparation for terminology, context, live pressure or the type of meeting. |
| Advance preparation with agenda, documentation, glossaries, speakers, key messages, proper names and technical conditions. | Service without a proper brief, without supporting materials or with insufficient preparation before the assignment. |
| Consulting to choose the modality: simultaneous, consecutive, liaison, remote, telephone, on-site or hybrid depending on the case. | One-size-fits-all solution, even though not all meetings, events or negotiations require the same format. |
| Centralized coordination for schedules, changes, documentation, technical tests, interpreters, languages and follow-up. | Fragmented management as languages, venues, attendees, speakers, schedules, platforms or technical needs increase. |
| Capacity to cover meetings, events, conferences, trade shows, technical visits, webinars, training sessions, negotiations and recurring services. | Isolated language coverage without a global view of business communication or the expected outcome. |
The cost of an interpreting service depends on the modality, languages, duration, date, schedule, location, level of specialization, advance preparation, number of interpreters and technical requirements. A one-hour online meeting doesn’t cost the same as a full-day on-site conference with simultaneous interpreting, booths, receivers and multiple languages.
| Service type | Recommended for | What’s considered | Quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simultaneous interpreting | Conferences, talks, corporate events, webinars, training sessions, panel discussions and sessions where the pace must not stop. | Languages, number of attendees, duration, need for two interpreters, booths, receivers, remote platform, technical tests and preparation. | Request a quote |
| Consecutive interpreting | Meetings, presentations, interviews, press conferences, training sessions, visits and sessions where the speaker can pause. | Duration, industry, complexity, languages, prior documentation, speaking pace, location and level of specialization. | Request a quote |
| Liaison or escort interpreting | Trade shows, site visits, bilateral meetings, sales negotiations, showrooms, audits and direct conversations. | Service hours, travel, mobility, commercial or technical context, expected interaction, languages and availability. | Request a quote |
| Remote or recurring interpreting | Video calls, webinars, recurring committees, multilingual support, online training, international meetings and ongoing services. | Platform, schedule, number of sessions, recurrence, preparation, languages, technical support, confidentiality and response times. | Request a quote |
| Simultaneous interpreting | Remote interpreting | Sworn interpreting | |
|---|---|---|---|
Interpreting in English |
0,06€/word | 0,03€/word | 0,10€/word |
Interpreting in French |
0,06€/word | 0,03€/word | 0,10€/word |
Interpreting in Portuguese |
0,06€/word | 0,03€/word | 0,10€/word |
Interpreting in Italian |
0,06€/word | 0,03€/word | 0,10€/word |
Interpreting in German |
0,06€/word | 0,03€/word | 0,10€/word |
Interpreting in Catalan |
0,06€/word | 0,03€/word | 0,10€/word |
Interpreting in Galician |
0,06€/word | 0,03€/word | 0,10€/word |
Interpreting in Basque |
0,08€/word | 0,04€/word | 0,12€/word |
Professional interpreting remains critical when there’s negotiation, public exposure, live Q&A, technical nuance, sensitive decisions or human interaction. Technology can facilitate online meetings, platforms and remote support, but the interpreter’s judgment is what conveys intent, tone, doubts, emphasis and context in real time. We help you choose the right modality before quoting.
Many international meetings and events need more than interpreting. If your project includes documentation, presentations, video, subtitles, contracts or pre-event content, blarlo can coordinate additional language services within the same workflow.
Professional translations in every language your business needs: English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Turkish, Catalan, Basque, Swedish, Dutch, Polish, Romanian, Arabic, Russian, Chinese, Japanese... By working with major international clients, we can offer you the best quality and the most competitive rates on the market.
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Straight answers to help you choose the right modality, prepare the service and request a quote with the necessary information.
A professional interpreting service enables a spoken message to be communicated from one language to another during a meeting, event, conference, training session, negotiation or video call. The interpreter doesn’t translate word for word: they convey meaning, tone, intent, terminology and cultural nuances in real time or in turns.
A company needs interpreters when it takes part in meetings, events, conferences, trade shows, technical visits, training sessions, webinars, press conferences or negotiations with people who speak different languages and needs communication to be accurate, smooth, professional and secure.
In simultaneous interpreting, the interpreter conveys the message almost at the same time as the speaker. In consecutive interpreting, the speaker pauses and the interpreter then delivers the message. In liaison interpreting, the interpreter facilitates direct conversations between a small number of people—for example in meetings, trade shows or visits.
The price depends on the modality, languages, duration, date, location, specialization, advance preparation, number of interpreters and technical requirements. A short video call, a full day of consecutive interpreting and a conference with simultaneous interpreting, booths and multiple languages all have different budgets.
Many people search for “simultaneous translation,” but the more accurate professional term is “simultaneous interpreting.” Translation typically refers to written texts; interpreting refers to live spoken communication, such as conferences, meetings, events or webinars.
Yes. blarlo can manage remote interpreting for video calls, webinars, training sessions, presentations, committees and online events. To prepare it, it helps to specify the platform, languages, schedule, duration, number of attendees, speaking dynamics and whether there will be live Q&A.
Yes. We can manage recurring interpreting for businesses with regular meetings, international training, multilingual support, committees, frequent events or ongoing communication. Keeping context, glossaries and assigned teams improves consistency and reduces preparation time.
Ideally, send the languages, date, schedule, duration, location or platform, desired modality, number of attendees, industry, service objective, agenda, available documentation, speaker names, and whether you need booths, receivers, sound, technical tests or additional coordination.
Beyond words, what truly matters is our clients’ experience. Here’s what people already working with Blarlo have to say.
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Tell us what type of service you need, which languages are involved, when it takes place, how long it lasts, how many people will participate, whether it will be on-site, remote or hybrid, and what the communication goal is. With that information, we can recommend the right modality and prepare an accurate proposal.
