Interpretation

A qualified interpreter, booked like a professional’s calendar — by the hour or the day.

from €125.00 / hour

Written translation can be revised before it's sent; a misheard sentence in a meeting, at a notary's desk, or in a medical consultation can't be corrected after the fact. Interpretation books a qualified professional's time — consecutive or simultaneous, on-site in the Madrid region or remote — for exactly the hours or the block you need, the way you'd reserve a specialist's calendar rather than request a quote for an abstract project.

What's included

  • A qualified interpreter, consecutive or simultaneous
  • Booking confirmed in advance with your date, mode and duration
  • On-site in the Madrid region or remote by video call
  • A second interpreter automatically scoped for simultaneous sessions over 45 minutes
  • Rescheduling more than 7 days out, free, once

Book by the hour or the day

Hourly (2h min)

Consecutive €125.00/hr
Simultaneous, per interpreter €165.00/hr

Half-day (4 hours)

Consecutive €460.00
Simultaneous, per interpreter €610.00

Full-day (8 hours)

Consecutive €850.00
Simultaneous, per interpreter €1,150.00

Simultaneous sessions over 45 minutes normally need two interpreters, working in alternation — book quantity 2 on the simultaneous item.

Process

Send

You place your order — no upload required. Add your item to the cart, choose a variant and quantity, and check out.

Confirm & pay

You receive an order reference and order summary. We contact you to confirm scope and arrange payment (checkout currently runs as a demonstration).

Translate & certify

A translator or interpreter working in your language pair and domain handles your document. Sworn work is reviewed, then signed and sealed.

Deliver

You receive your signed digital copy by email. If you chose a physical delivery method, your sealed copy follows by certified post or courier.

Pricing

Item Standard
Consecutive interpreting €125.00
Simultaneous interpreting €165.00

IVA incluido — prices shown include Spanish IVA at 21%.

Use cases

An interpreter seated at a table between two people mid-conversation

Notary appointment

Signing a property or company document at a Spanish notary when one party doesn’t speak Spanish requires a sworn interpreter present at the signing — booked by the hour, arranged in advance.

Business meeting

A negotiation between a Spanish and an international team runs more naturally with a consecutive interpreter in the room, translating in real time as each side speaks.

Medical consultation

A patient who doesn’t speak Spanish needs an interpreter at a hospital or clinic appointment to understand a diagnosis and treatment plan accurately.

Conference or hearing

A conference session or formal hearing with non-Spanish-speaking participants needs simultaneous interpreting, delivered in real time without pausing the proceedings.

Some of the languages we work in

  • Arabic
  • Basque
  • Bulgarian
  • Catalan
  • Chinese (Mandarin)
  • Dutch
  • English
  • French
  • Galician
  • German
  • Italian
  • Japanese
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Frequently asked questions

How far in advance do I need to book?

As early as you can — ideally at least 3–5 business days ahead, longer for simultaneous work, which needs interpreter availability and, often, equipment.

Why does simultaneous need two interpreters?

Simultaneous interpreting is mentally demanding; for sessions over 45 minutes, two interpreters alternate every 20–30 minutes to keep quality high. The quantity on this item is the number of interpreters, not the number of hours.

Can you interpret remotely?

Yes — both consecutive and simultaneous are available on-site in Madrid or remote by video call.

What if the meeting runs over?

Let us know as early as possible; extra time is billed by the hour at the same rate where the interpreter is available to continue.

Book your interpreter.

Tell us the date, mode and duration — reserve consecutive or simultaneous interpreting by the hour or the day.

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