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How Big Is the Translation Industry? $71B or $32B?

Nimdzi estimates the translation industry at around $71B (2024). (https://www.youtube.com/live/Y2arh0JX...) Slator puts it closer to $32B (2024). (https://slator.com/slator-2025-langua...) So what explains the difference? That $39 billion gap is not a rounding error. It's roughly the size of the GDP of countries like Estonia, Iceland, or Paraguay. And depending on which number you believe, it radically changes how you think about growth, relevance, and survival in this industry. In this debate, Nimdzi Insights and Slator come together for a rare, direct conversation. These are two of the most respected consulting and intelligence firms in the language industry. They speak with large enterprises, agencies, investors, and tech companies every day. How they define the market shapes real decisions being made right now. Whether you're a localization manager, translator, agency owner, or language technology provider, you'll hear what's actually discussed during the coffee breaks, the conversations that matter. Beyond market size, we go much deeper: • How agencies can stay relevant from the buyer's perspective • How to operate as word rates continue to crash • Does tech spend count as translation spend? • Will we see a $5B LSP by 2030? • Is prompt engineering a billable service? The goal is to explore multiple angles, challenge the usual assumptions of our sector, and move the conversation beyond the same tired talking points. The times we're in demand. Action and change. Save it on your calendar.