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The garden is part of a
sustainablenachhaltig
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The team is looking for
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sustainable means nachhaltig.
Stickly for your everyday websites. Readlang for a reader and flashcards. LingQ for a reading and listening library.
Choose Stickly when you already have articles you want to read. Translate on the original page, save vocabulary, and recall due words when they appear on another eligible website.
Choose Readlang for its online reader, Web Reader and adaptive flashcards. It also lets you edit vocabulary and export it for Anki.
Choose LingQ to collect reading and listening material in one place. Its library and importer turn content into lessons, with saved vocabulary and scheduled review.
LingQLingQ: How to Import Using the Browser ExtensionLingQ: How does the LingQ SRS review work?
Compare where you read and how your vocabulary returns.
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| Your routine | Stickly | Readlang | LingQ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where you read | On the original websites | In the online reader or Web Reader | In the library or imported lessons |
| When you look up a word | Translate selected text and save it | Click to translate and collect vocabulary | Look up and save words and phrases in lessons |
| Where you review | Due words in later webpages; flashcards too | Adaptive spaced-repetition flashcards | SRS-driven Due for Review vocabulary list |
| Your word collection | Edit your collection and export to Anki | Edit vocabulary and export to Anki | Saved words and learning status in the vocabulary list |
| Where it works | Desktop Chrome, Safari on Apple devices; native Apple apps | Web app on desktop, tablet and phone; check Web Reader compatibility | Web, iOS and Android; importer for Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge |
Stickly’s in-page review depends on saved words appearing in eligible text. Browser support and features vary by device.
How Stickly worksReadlang: FeaturesLingQLingQ: How to Import Using the Browser ExtensionLingQ: How does the LingQ SRS review work?
Compare the free limits and the full billing period.
US$4.99/ month
or US$49 / year
Free: 10 single-word translations per week.
Up to 20 before your first saved-word review.
Premium: no weekly translation limit; phrases and paragraphs too.
US$6/ month
or US$48 / year
Free: Unlimited single-word translations.
10 phrase translations per day, up to 6 words each.
Premium: unlimited phrases of up to 12 words and context explanations.
US$14.99/ month
or US$119.99 / year
Free: 20 saved words and phrases.
5 imported lessons.
Premium: unlimited saved words and imported lessons.
Readlang has the lowest listed annual Premium price and unlimited free single-word lookups. Stickly focuses on review within your browsing. LingQ adds a broader content-library workflow.
Public USD web prices checked 14 October 2026. Annual subscriptions are billed for the full year. Currency, taxes, app-store prices and offers may vary; the provider’s current checkout governs. Base Premium plans shown. Readlang and LingQ also offer higher-priced Plus plans.
Add Stickly to your browser.
Open an article and translate a useful word.
Find your saved word in your collection, then keep reading.
When it appears again and is due, try an inline review. Use flashcards if it does not return soon.
Before you switch, find the answers that matter to your reading.
For original-site reading and later in-page vocabulary review, try Stickly. For an online reader paired with flashcards, try Readlang. For a library of reading and listening lessons, consider LingQ. These are workflow recommendations, not measured rankings of translation accuracy or learning results.
All three offer scheduled vocabulary review. Stickly can offer a due-word task in later eligible webpages as well as dedicated flashcards. Readlang documents adaptive flashcards. LingQ documents an SRS-driven Due for Review vocabulary list. Their review interfaces and reading surfaces differ.
Yes. Free includes 10 single-word translations per week, with up to 20 before your first saved-word review. You can start without an account. Premium removes the weekly translation limit and adds phrase and paragraph translations for US$4.99/month or US$49/year. See the pricing comparison above for the other tools’ free limits.
Look at LingQ if you want reading and listening content organized as lessons. Readlang also offers an online eReader and audio features with plan-specific limits. Stickly’s main reason to choose it is vocabulary from the websites you already read. Check your exact format and device before switching.
Stickly publishes this comparison. We checked official feature, importer, review and pricing pages on 14 October 2026 and compared them with Stickly’s documented product workflow. We did not run a hands-on competitor benchmark. Unknown is not the same as absent: unverified features are not marked as missing. Source links are below.
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