Multilingual: Markets, languages & currencies
M:AI supports all languages and currencies. Depending on your plan, a different number of languages and currencies are included.
P.S. We describe the Premium plan unless otherwise specified.
A market is a country or a group of countries. Each market can have one or more languages. Each market has one default currency. There is one market by default, and its currency is the default currency in the system. Each market has one or more regions. Each region can have its own currency or use the currency of the parent market.
In Shopify and WooCommerce, currencies and regions are linked automatically. Actions with languages and currencies are blocked since they're automatically fetched from the e-commerce platform.
All the languages and currencies with a green background are ACTIVE:
One language is always the default, but the default language can be changed using the …-icon:
Languages can be drag-and-dropped into another sort order by using this icon with 6 dots - left-click, hold and drag to move:
By editing a language, you may set a fallback currency for that language. This will result in the fallback currency being automatically selected when that language is chosen in the storefront:
Search and find your region, i.e. “Sweden”, and the currency will automatically be filled in:
One currency is always the default, but the default currency can be changed using the …-icon:
Currencies can be drag-and-dropped in a different sort order by using this icon with 6 dots - left-click, hold, and drag to move:
Each currency has a lot of settings:
Thousand separator
Usually a space “ “ to display the price 1000 as “1 000”
Decimal separator
Usually a comma or dot “.” to display the price as “100.50”
Precision
Number of decimal places
Symbol
E.g. “$” for USD or “kr” for SEK
Symbol position
Set “Before” for USD and “After” for SEK
Use space between currency sign
Depending on currency
Hide decimals if decimal price is zero
Displays the price “100” instead of “100.00” when the decimals are zero
By default, a 25% VAT is set as the default tax to add to all product prices if tax is included. It’s easy to change this setting at the top of the page.
For each currency, a different VAT setting can be applied by overriding the default VAT. When editing a currency, VAT (taxes) may also be included or excluded:
We support the largest multilingual plugin for WooCommerce, called the "WordPress Multilingual Plugin (WPML)".
It's the only free multi-currency plugin that includes a lot of features:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-multilingual/
Just like M:AI, they provide even more features in their paid subscription plans.
P.S. We describe the Premium plan unless otherwise specified.
Markets
A market is a country or a group of countries. Each market can have one or more languages. Each market has one default currency. There is one market by default, and its currency is the default currency in the system. Each market has one or more regions. Each region can have its own currency or use the currency of the parent market.
In Shopify and WooCommerce, currencies and regions are linked automatically. Actions with languages and currencies are blocked since they're automatically fetched from the e-commerce platform.
Markets > Languages
All the languages and currencies with a green background are ACTIVE:
One language is always the default, but the default language can be changed using the …-icon:
Set the sort order of languages
Languages can be drag-and-dropped into another sort order by using this icon with 6 dots - left-click, hold and drag to move:
Connect a language to a currency
By editing a language, you may set a fallback currency for that language. This will result in the fallback currency being automatically selected when that language is chosen in the storefront:
Search and find your region, i.e. “Sweden”, and the currency will automatically be filled in:
Markets > Currencies
One currency is always the default, but the default currency can be changed using the …-icon:
Set the sort order of currencies
Currencies can be drag-and-dropped in a different sort order by using this icon with 6 dots - left-click, hold, and drag to move:
Currency settings for each currency
Each currency has a lot of settings:
Thousand separator
Usually a space “ “ to display the price 1000 as “1 000”
Decimal separator
Usually a comma or dot “.” to display the price as “100.50”
Precision
Number of decimal places
Symbol
E.g. “$” for USD or “kr” for SEK
Symbol position
Set “Before” for USD and “After” for SEK
Use space between currency sign
Depending on currency
Hide decimals if decimal price is zero
Displays the price “100” instead of “100.00” when the decimals are zero
VAT for each currency
By default, a 25% VAT is set as the default tax to add to all product prices if tax is included. It’s easy to change this setting at the top of the page.
For each currency, a different VAT setting can be applied by overriding the default VAT. When editing a currency, VAT (taxes) may also be included or excluded:
WooCommerce: Multi-currency plugin
We support the largest multilingual plugin for WooCommerce, called the "WordPress Multilingual Plugin (WPML)".
It's the only free multi-currency plugin that includes a lot of features:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-multilingual/
Just like M:AI, they provide even more features in their paid subscription plans.
Updated on: 13/03/2025