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SPS Translation is a translation services agency founded in 2000. It offers certified, legal, financial, technical, and literary translations. The agency serves small to enterprise businesses across multiple industries.
SPS Translation is a translation services agency founded in 2000 with headquarters in Troy, Michigan, and an additional office in New York City. The agency employs 50 to 99 professionals and works with a minimum project budget under $1,000, charging an average hourly rate of $25.
The agency specializes in certified translations across legal, financial, judicial, juridical, literary, scientific, and technical domains. All translators are described as skilled and efficient within their language pairs, capable of handling documents from any language pair into a wide range of languages.
SPS Translation serves a broad set of industries including finance, government, higher education, eCommerce, corporate services, public administration, insurance, legal, media and communications, and health care. The agency works with small businesses, medium businesses, and enterprise or corporate clients.
Notable clients include HP, Netflix, Tesla, and the European Commission. The agency also publishes press articles on topics such as the importance of certified translations for legal documents and fast urgent translation solutions.
Google reviews give the agency a 5.0 rating based on four reviews. One reviewer noted the agency is responsive, fast, and reasonably priced, stating they would use the service again for document translations.
Services
- Translation Services
- Certified Translation
- Financial Translation
- Judicial Translation
- Juridical Translation
- Legal Translation
- Literary Translation
- Scientific Translation
- Technical Translation
Industries Served
Team Size
Pros
- Responsive and fast turnaround
- Reasonable pricing with free quotes
- Professional translators skilled in multiple language pairs
Client Review Analysis
Google reviews highlight responsiveness, speed, and reasonable pricing. One reviewer would use them again for document translations.