Loqalit checks your search, booking and checkout pages in every language and market you sell in, on every release. It flags dates and prices that don’t match the locale, clipped buttons, broken placeholders and untranslated text, each with a screenshot. Scout finds new campaign pages on your domain and suggests adding them, so seasonal pages can be checked too.
Long German labels, local date orders and currency formats meet the tightest layouts on your site.
Filters, sort options and result cards, where long labels overflow first.
Date pickers and summaries in the order and format each market expects.
Fare and room names that must match your glossary in every language.
Prices, taxes and the button that completes the booking.
Cancellation rules and terms text, present and translated on every locale.
The page a traveler screenshots, with dates, prices and placeholders resolved.
Every finding comes with a screenshot of where it appears, an MQM severity and a suggested fix that fits the space.
Every week Scout looks for new campaign pages, checkout steps and language folders on your domain, and suggests adding them.
Daily, weekly, quarterly or once, in the languages you choose, with nobody at the keyboard.
A GitHub Actions step can fail the build on critical or major findings on your staging site.
Loqalit doesn’t complete real bookings or payments. For local payment methods and real devices, use in-country testers. For destination copy and brand voice, keep native reviewers.
Yes. Rule-based checks flag number and currency formats that are inconsistent across locales, and the AI analysis reviews dates and prices in context on the rendered page.
No. Loqalit reads and scores what the page shows. It doesn’t complete bookings or payments.
Scout looks for new campaign pages and language folders on your domain every week and suggests adding them to your scans.
Any language your site ships in, including non-Latin scripts and right-to-left languages such as Arabic.
Tell us which pages matter most and we’ll start there.