If you've ever tried to create a bilingual website on Tilda, you know how inconvenient and labor-intensive it is. There is no built-in multilingual support on the platform, so you have to find workarounds. This usually involves either manually duplicating each page with a translation, or creating a complete copy of the website for each language. But the difficulties don't end there: text translation, price updates, product card descriptions, and currency exchange rates — all of this needs to be changed separately in each duplicate. And if you have an online store with hundreds of items, a product catalog, and changing currency exchange rates — the work turns into an endless routine where it's easy to make mistakes and difficult to automate anything. This doesn't scale and is not suitable for international business.