The alternative to your entire content workflow (digi·easyLanguageAI)

Understandable content should not end up in a single tool. They shall be reviewed, published and kept up to date with any change. Simple8 combines simple and lightweight language with Easy Language Translator, website widget, CMS, REST API and automation. digi·easyLanguageAI brings both language modes to selected websites via digi·smartPlugin.

What solution is right for your team?

Simple8

For teams that want to create, test and publish understandable content directly. Simple8 combines simple and light language with Easy Language Translator, sharing, website widget, WordPress, TYPO3, Drupal, Storyblok, REST API, jobs and Webhooks. Service and model run in Germany. Requests are not made to external model suppliers.

digi·easyLanguageAI

For websites that already use digi·smartPlugin or want to use this path. digi·easyLanguageAI is activated as an optional add-on module for selected URLs. Visitors can either use simple language, light language or both modes to transmit the message.

Comparison of functions

RequirementSimple8digi·easyLanguageAI
Language modesYes: Simple and easy languageI 'm sure .
Speeches of expenditure136 supported languagesUncertain
Easy Language TranslatorYes: availableUncertain
Human test runYes: Test and approval possibleUncertain
The widget of the websiteYes: availableI 'm sure .
The following is the list of the countries of the European Union: (WordPress)Yes: availableUncertain
The following is the list of the countries of the European Union: (TYPO3)Yes: availableUncertain
The following is the list of the countries of the European Union: (Drupal)Yes: availableUncertain
Other CMSYes: Storyblok and other integration pathsUncertain
The following information is provided:Yes, I know. (REST API)Uncertain
Stack processing and automated jobsYes: availableUncertain
Updating dynamic contentYes: Jobs and ph0 keep processes up to date (Webhooks)I 'm sure .
Model suppliersYes: operation without requests from external model suppliersUncertain
Place of processingYes, GermanyUncertain
Use for trainingNoUncertain
Published pricesYes: public prices for direct bookingThe annual prices published without VAT are 999 € for one mode and one million characters, 1.349 € for both modes and one million characters, 2.999 € for one mode and five million characters and 3.749 € for both modes and five million characters. The provider also publishes a free one-week test with 100.000 Zeichen.
Test phaseYes: free sandboxI 'm sure .

Understandable content that goes straight online

A text that is understandable will only bring something when it reaches the people for whom it is meant. The content is therefore accompanied by more than the individual translation step. (Simple8) Text is created in plain or simple language, checked in the Easy Language Translator, and then published via website widget, CMS or REST API. Jobs and ph0 help to keep the process running reliably on many sites. (Webhooks)

digi·easyLanguageAI starts directly on the website. The optional AI module works with digi·smartPlugin. Teams activate the feature for selected URLs. The visitors themselves then encounter the transmission in simple language, light language or both. This is a clear approach for organizations that want to offer understandable versions of this existing website path.

Simple8 opens the process up to other channels and systems. Editorials can edit individual texts in the Easy Language Translator, link entire websites, or embed understandable language into their own products using an API. So the result doesn't stay on a separate surface. It becomes part of the content workflow and can grow alongside website, CMS and digital services.

Simple language or light language? Both are good.

Not all target groups need the same linguistic support. Simple language reduces complexity and makes content easier to understand for many people. Light language follows stricter rules and is aimed at readers who need particularly accessible texts. Simple8 supports both German language modes in one system. The team decides which version of each content is appropriate for the purpose and target group.

Also digi·easyLanguageAI refers to simple language and light language. The additional module can be booked for one mode or both modes. The prices published directly reflect this selection. The two solutions thus provide, in principle, scope for different linguistic needs. The main difference is in how the comprehensible versions are created, tested, integrated and published.

The two modes can be incorporated into a common editorial process with Simple8. An administration can provide broad service information in Simplified language and also publish selected content in Simplified language. A company can simplify the help texts that are often read and examine sensitive content more closely. Language thus becomes not a general label, but a conscious choice for each content.

Quickly made. I'm sure it's checked.

Automated creation saves time. The editorial review ensures that names, numbers, technical terms and important statements are correct. The Simple8 connects the two in a clear process. Teams can read, edit and share results in the Easy Language Translator. Knowledge stays where it belongs: in the people who know the content and the target group.

It makes everyday life easier. A source text shall be translated into simple or light language. Afterwards, the editorial staff will adapt the wording and terminology. Only the version released will be published. This step, particularly for information from administration, health, education, insurance or social institutions, creates the necessary control without giving up the speed advantage of automation.

Whether digi·easyLanguageAI offers a comparable editor and a documented testing and release process is not clearly stated on the product page tested. That is why the table Uncertain. For teams requiring binding editorial status or releases, direct confirmation by the provider is worthwhile. The website version on digi·smartPlugin is, however, publicly described.

From the CMS directly to the website

Copy, paste, export, upload: such deviations slow down editing. The 'ph0' approach brings understandable language closer to the systems in which content is created anyway. (Simple8) There are documented integration paths for WordPress, TYPO3, Drupal and Storyblok. The JavaScript widget provides understandable variants directly on the website. Content can be created, tested and published without changing the tool at every step.

This path of continuity becomes more valuable with each side. When a source text changes, Jobs and ph0 help to restart the process and keep understandable versions up to date. (Webhooks) This reduces double maintenance and creates a more reliable process for larger websites. The REST API also opens up its own integrations when a CMS or product needs an individual path.

The 'ph0' approach is focused on the website. (digi·easyLanguageAI) The module presets digi·smartPlugin and is activated for selected URLs. Visitors will then select the language version they want on the website. Whether direct, namely documented integrations are offered for WordPress, TYPO3, Drupal, Storyblok or other CMSs, we could not confirm clearly on the product page tested. For a planned roll-out, digi·access can provide a concrete explanation of the available routes.

Automation that grows with your content

A few pages, a lot of them work by hand. For hundreds or thousands of content, understandable language needs a technical underpinning. The Simple8 provides a REST API, automated jobs, stack processing and Webhooks. Teams can process large amounts of content, automate repetitive steps, and embed understandable language into their own platforms. A single project becomes a sustainable process.

The possibilities go beyond the classic website. An organization can automatically transfer new CMS content, display understandable versions in its own portal, or link internal applications through the API. The following information is provided by the manufacturer: (Webhooks) Jobs take on recurring tasks. This saves manual transfers and creates an architecture that remains visible even with increasing volume.

digi·easyLanguageAI describes dynamic generation on activated web pages. We could not find any public documentation for ph0, stack processing or automated jobs in the verified sources. (REST API) This does not mean that such possibilities are excluded. If you plan to use individual data flows, multiple output channels or deep integration, you can confirm the required interfaces directly with digi·access.

Technology from Germany

Simple8 operates a service and model in Germany. Requests shall not be sent to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft or any other third party model provider. For organisations with clear data flow requirements, this is a tangible advantage: the technical path remains clear and can be more easily integrated into existing data protection and security processes.

A well-documented operation is also part of the own testing process. The Commission should also consider the possibility of a change in the scope of the application of the provisions of this Regulation. The Commission's proposal for a directive on the protection of the environment and the environment is therefore not intended to be a formal proposal. (Simple8) Details of a particular organisation can then be clarified in technical and contractual exchanges.

For digi·easyLanguageAI we could not confirm clearly the location of processing, model suppliers and use of training content on the basis of the verified public product page and the GTC. Therefore, these points in the table are marked as Uncertain. That's not a statement against the offer. It merely indicates which information should be obtained directly from the provider before using sensitive or regulated content.

Clear prices for a clear start

The Commission shall publish annual prices without sales tax. (digi·easyLanguageAI) A mode with a million characters costs 999 €. Both modes with a million characters cost 1.349 €. For five million characters, the prices are 2.999 € for one mode and 3.749 € for both modes. In addition, the provider names a free trial of one week with 100.000 Zeichen. The use of digi·smartPlugin is required.

The Commission shall publish prices for direct booking. (Simple8) The sandbox costs 0 € per month, Starter 49 € per month and scale 299 € per month. This allows teams to start small and choose the right scope for their workflow. In addition to the quota, the importance of the entire process is also important: creation, Easy Language Translator, testing, website editing, CMS integration, API and automation interact with each other in Simple8.

The best way to get started is to get real content from your daily life. A public service page shows how understandable the result is. A specialist text requires terminology and meaning. A frequently-changed CMS page shows how well updating and publishing work. It quickly becomes clear whether the focused website path of digi·easyLanguageAI or the continuous Simple8 workflow is more suited to your goals.

Questions and Answers

Is digi·easyLanguageAI an alternative to Simple8?

- I know. Both offerings support simple and light language, but place different emphasis. digi·easyLanguageAI is an optional add-on module for digi·smartPlugin and generates understandable versions for selected website URLs. Simple8 combines creation with Easy Language Translator, testing, website widget, CMS connections, REST API, jobs and Webhooks.

Does digi·easyLanguageAI support lightweight language?

Yes. digi·easyLanguageAI is called light language and simple language. The offer can be booked for one mode or both according to the product page.

Does ph0 have a website widget? (digi·easyLanguageAI)

digi·easyLanguageAI works as an optional additive module together with digi·smartPlugin. Teams activate selected URLs. Visitors can either use simple language, light language or both modes to transmit the message.

Can the digi·easyLanguageAI output be checked?

I'm not sure. We were unable to confirm a publicly-described editor with a review and approval on the product page we were reviewing. For a planned operation, digi·access can directly explain the test course available.

What does simple language cost? (digi·easyLanguageAI)

The annual prices published without VAT are 999 € for one mode and one million characters, 1.349 € for both modes and one million characters, 2.999 € for one mode and five million characters and 3.749 € for both modes and five million characters. The provider also provides a free trial of one week with 100.000 Zeichen. digi·easyLanguageAI presupposes digi·smartPlugin.

Where is AI data processed? (digi·easyLanguageAI)

I'm not sure. The manufacturing site and model supplier used are not clearly mentioned in the verified public sources. This information can be confirmed directly by digi·access. The documentation of the operation of the service and model in Germany without requests from external model providers. (Simple8)

When does ph0 fit particularly well? (Simple8)

The 'ph0' is particularly suitable for the use of comprehensible content that is not to be discontinued during production. (Simple8) Simple and easy language, Easy Language Translator, test, website widget, ph0, ph1, ph2, ph3, ph4 jobs and ph5 workflow are all part of a continuous workflow. (WordPress, TYPO3, Drupal, Storyblok, REST API, Webhooks) Service and model operate in Germany without sending requests to external model providers.

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