Untangle linguistic processes?
We can do that with you.
Break old
patterns?
We help your team move forward.
Expand your
know-how?
We make your knowledge shine.
Tame the
jungle?
We guide you through the tendering process.
Fit for
automation?
We find the right software.
Get those words
sorted out?
We take care of your terminology.

Welcome to Language Box

We are the first independent consulting company for all your language service needs. Is your company multilingual? We support you in purchasing translation services, organizing your teams and optimizing language processes.


What our customers say:

«The support of Language Box with their great know-how and expertise was invaluable.»
Pascal Grünig, Switzerland Tourism
«Bringing along a lot of know-how, Language Box helped us with the evaluation of the right language service provider, taking all relevant factors into account – not just the price per word.»
Roland Matter, Ochsner Sport
«I was very impressed by the professionalism with which Language Box GmbH operated. The company has in-depth knowledge of the language services industry and also applied experience from other in-house language services and relevant stakeholders to our assignment.»
Natascha Muther Devaud, Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property
«Our collaboration with Language Box was extremely enriching. Thanks to the business analysis we now have a detailed assessment of where we stand. We know exactly where we can apply leverage in future and where changes towards leanness for the benefit of efficiency make sense.»
Florian Simmen, UEFA
«I see every day how a language can move people. Efficient language processes are therefore the be-all and end-all of a company. Thanks to Language Box, we now know what matters.»
Heidi Zimmermann, Hapimag
«The Language Box terminology workshop exceeded our expectations. Practical know-how (…) was put across with professionalism and wit.»
Angelo Caltagirone, Traductor
«Professional consulting at the highest level. If Language Box did not already exist, you would have to invent the company.»
Peter Sommer, Intertext