The digi·easyLanguageAI alternative for your complete content workflow
Understandable content needs review, publication and updates when the source changes. Simple8 combines plain language and Easy Language with the Easy Language Translator, website widget, CMS, REST API and automation. digi·easyLanguageAI brings both language modes to selected websites through digi·smartPlugin.
Which solution fits your team?
Simple8
For teams that want to create, review and publish understandable content directly. Simple8 combines plain language and Easy Language with the Easy Language Translator, approval, website widget, WordPress, TYPO3, Drupal, Storyblok, REST API, jobs and Webhooks. The service and model run in Germany. Requests are not sent to external model providers.
digi·easyLanguageAI
For websites that already use digi·smartPlugin or want to adopt it. digi·easyLanguageAI is enabled as an optional add-on for selected URLs. Visitors can request plain language, Easy Language or both modes on those pages.
Feature comparison
| Requirement | Simple8 | digi·easyLanguageAI |
|---|---|---|
| Language modes | Yes: plain language and Easy Language | Yes |
| Output languages | 136 supported languages | Uncertain |
| Easy Language Translator | Yes: available | Uncertain |
| Human review | Yes: review and approval are supported | Uncertain |
| Website widget | Yes: available | Yes |
| WordPress | Yes: available | Uncertain |
| TYPO3 | Yes: available | Uncertain |
| Drupal | Yes: available | Uncertain |
| Other CMS integrations | Yes: Storyblok and other integrations | Uncertain |
| API | Yes: REST API | Uncertain |
| Batch processing and automated jobs | Yes: available | Uncertain |
| Automatic content updates | Yes: automated jobs and Webhooks | Yes |
| Model provider | Yes: operates without sending requests to external model providers | Uncertain |
| Processing location | Yes: Germany | Uncertain |
| Use for model training | No | Uncertain |
| Published prices | Yes: public prices for direct purchase | Published annual prices excluding 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. A free one-week trial includes 100,000 characters. |
| Free trial | Yes: free Sandbox | Yes |
Understandable content, ready to publish online
Understandable text makes a difference when it reaches its intended audience. Simple8 supports content beyond a single translation step. Teams create plain language or Easy Language, review it in the Easy Language Translator and publish it through a website widget, CMS or REST API. Jobs and Webhooks keep this process reliable across large websites.
digi·easyLanguageAI works directly on the website. Its optional AI module works with digi·smartPlugin. Teams enable it for selected URLs, and visitors request plain language, Easy Language or both versions themselves. This suits organisations that want to offer understandable versions through that existing website setup.
Simple8 extends the workflow to other channels and systems. Editors can work on individual texts in the Easy Language Translator, connect whole websites or integrate understandable language into their own products through the API. Results become part of the content workflow and can grow alongside the website, CMS and digital services.
Plain language or Easy Language? Both are available.
Different audiences need different language support. Plain language reduces complexity and helps a broad audience understand content faster. Easy Language follows stricter rules for readers who need particularly accessible text. Simple8 supports both German language modes in one system. Teams choose the right version for each purpose and audience.
digi·easyLanguageAI also lists plain language and Easy Language. The add-on can be purchased for one mode or both, and its published prices reflect that choice. Both solutions address different language needs. The larger difference is how understandable versions are created, reviewed, integrated and published.
Simple8 brings both modes into a shared editorial workflow. A public authority can offer service information in plain language and selected content in Easy Language. A company can simplify frequently read help text and review sensitive content more closely. Each language choice follows the purpose of the content.
Created quickly. Reviewed carefully.
Automatic creation saves time. Editorial review checks names, figures, technical terms and important statements. Simple8 connects both in a clear workflow. Teams can read, revise and approve results in the Easy Language Translator. Expertise stays with the people who know the content and audience.
The source text is converted into plain language or Easy Language. Editors then adjust wording and terminology, and only the approved version is published. This provides control for public services, healthcare, education, insurance and social organisations while retaining the speed of automation.
The reviewed digi·easyLanguageAI product page does not clearly establish a comparable editor or a documented review and approval workflow. The table therefore labels this point "Uncertain". Teams that need defined editorial states or approvals can ask the provider to confirm them. Website delivery through digi·smartPlugin is publicly described.
From the CMS directly to the website
Copying, pasting, exporting and uploading slow editorial teams down. Simple8 brings understandable language into the systems where content is created. Documented integrations include WordPress, TYPO3, Drupal and Storyblok. The JavaScript widget displays understandable versions directly on the website. Teams can create, review and publish content without switching tools at every step.
This connected workflow becomes more valuable as your website grows. When source text changes, Jobs and Webhooks can restart the process and update its understandable versions. This reduces duplicated maintenance and gives larger websites a reliable workflow. The REST API also supports custom integrations for CMS platforms and products.
digi·easyLanguageAI focuses on website use. The module requires digi·smartPlugin and is enabled for selected URLs. Visitors request their preferred language version on the website. The reviewed product page does not clearly establish direct, named integrations for WordPress, TYPO3, Drupal, Storyblok or other CMS platforms. digi·access can explain the available options for a planned rollout.
Automation that grows with your content
Manual work may suit a few pages. Hundreds or thousands of items need a technical foundation for understandable language. Simple8 provides a REST API, automated jobs, batch processing and Webhooks. Teams can process large collections, automate recurring steps and integrate understandable language into their own platforms, creating a lasting workflow.
These options extend beyond a conventional website. Organisations can automatically convert new CMS content, display understandable versions in their own portal or connect internal applications through the API. Webhooks link status changes with downstream systems, and jobs handle recurring tasks. This reduces manual handovers and keeps the architecture manageable as volumes grow.
digi·easyLanguageAI describes dynamic generation on enabled web pages. The reviewed sources do not clearly document a REST API, batch processing or automated jobs. This does not rule out those options. Ask digi·access to confirm the interfaces you need for custom data flows, multiple publishing channels or deeper integration.
Technology from Germany
Simple8 operates its service and model in Germany. Organisations with clear data-flow requirements gain a transparent technical process that can fit into existing privacy and security procedures.
Even well-documented operations need assessment for your use case. Data processing, roles, deletion periods, access protection and incident procedures should fit your requirements. Operations in Germany and the absence of external model APIs provide a clear starting point with Simple8. Specific requirements can be clarified through technical and contractual discussions.
The reviewed digi·easyLanguageAI product page and terms do not clearly establish processing location, model provider or use of content for training. These points are labelled "Uncertain". This identifies the information to request before processing sensitive or regulated content; it does not establish a negative finding about the product.
Clear prices for a clear start
digi·easyLanguageAI publishes annual prices excluding VAT. One mode with one million characters costs €999; both modes with one million characters cost €1,349. Five million characters cost €2,999 for one mode or €3,749 for both. The provider also lists a free one-week trial with 100,000 characters. digi·smartPlugin is required.
Simple8 publishes prices for direct purchase: Sandbox costs €0 per month, Starter €49 per month and Scale €299 per month. Teams can start with a small plan and choose the capacity their workflow needs. Alongside usage allowances, consider the complete process: creation, Easy Language Translator, review, website delivery, CMS integration, API and automation work together in Simple8.
Start with real content from your daily work. A public service page reveals the clarity of the result. A technical text tests terminology and fidelity to meaning. A frequently changed CMS page shows how updates and publication work. This helps you choose between the focused website approach of digi·easyLanguageAI and the connected Simple8 workflow.
Questions and Answers
Is digi·easyLanguageAI an alternative to Simple8?
Yes. Both support plain language and Easy Language with different priorities. digi·easyLanguageAI is an optional digi·smartPlugin add-on that creates understandable versions for selected website URLs. Simple8 connects creation with the Easy Language Translator, review, website widget, CMS integrations, REST API, jobs and Webhooks.
Does digi·easyLanguageAI support Easy Language?
Yes. digi·easyLanguageAI lists Easy Language and plain language. Its product page allows the offer to be purchased for one mode or both.
Does digi·easyLanguageAI have a website widget?
digi·easyLanguageAI works as an optional add-on with digi·smartPlugin. Teams enable selected URLs, where visitors can request plain language, Easy Language or both modes.
Can digi·easyLanguageAI output be reviewed?
Uncertain. The reviewed product page does not clearly establish a publicly documented editor with review and approval. Ask digi·access to explain the available review process for your intended use.
What does digi·easyLanguageAI plain language cost?
Published annual prices excluding 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. A free one-week trial includes 100,000 characters. digi·easyLanguageAI requires digi·smartPlugin.
Where does digi·easyLanguageAI process AI data?
Uncertain. The reviewed public sources do not clearly name the processing location or model provider. Ask digi·access to confirm them. Simple8 documents its service and model operating in Germany without sending requests to external model providers.
When is Simple8 a good fit?
Simple8 is a good fit when understandable content needs a complete publishing workflow. Plain language, Easy Language, the Easy Language Translator, review, website widget, WordPress, TYPO3, Drupal, Storyblok, REST API, Jobs and Webhooks work together. The service and model run in Germany without sending requests to external model providers.