Google Translate vs. Jasper: data protection per plan

not publicly documented (consumer service under the Google Terms of Service; in Google Workspace, too, Google Translate is not a Core Service but an additional service for which Workspace Help names the Google Terms of Service, q9; no DPA is mentioned)

yes (data usage FAQ: 'Cloud Translation API complies with the Cloud Data Processing Addendum', q2, q4)

yes (data usage FAQ: 'Cloud Translation API complies with the Cloud Data Processing Addendum'; according to the FAQ, glossaries are also stored in accordance with the CDPA, q2, q4)

not publicly documented

yes (on request)

yes (SaaS Agreement Section 6(c): DPA 'incorporated by reference'; DocuSign version on request)

A Translate-specific statement on the use of entered texts for model training and an opt-out are not documented. The Google privacy policy (effective from 2026-10-16) states: 'We analyze usage of Google Translate to improve translation quality and increase the availability of Translate in more languages.' as well as the analysis of how often translations are marked as poor quality; publicly available information is used to train models for products such as Google Translate (q6).

Data usage FAQ (as of 2026-10-13): 'Google does not use any of your content for any purpose except to provide you with the Cloud Translation API service.' and 'Google does not use the content you send to train and improve our Google Translation features.' Content is not shared with third parties (q2).

Data usage FAQ (as of 2026-10-13): 'Google does not use any of your content for any purpose except to provide you with the Cloud Translation API service.' and 'Google does not use the content you send to train and improve our Google Translation features.' (q2). Custom models are trained with the customer's training data in the customer's project (pricing page: training billed by the hour, q1).

A 'Creator' plan is not listed on the visible pricing page on 2026-10-18 (only Pro and Business). The Legal Center still refers to it: footnote to the Terms of Service 'These Terms apply to customers on our Creator and Pro plans.' The Terms (Version 4.1, effective 2025-05-30), with the licence for model improvement (Section 3(a)) and the right to object for the EU/UK (Section 12), therefore apply as for Pro.

Terms of Service: the customer grants Jasper a licence to 'Customer Property' for 'modifying, improving, and enhancing artificial intelligence models'; for users in the EU/UK: 'you may have the right to object to the use of your Customer Property for the purpose of improving artificial intelligence models'; objection by email to legal@jasper.ai (Section 12). Trust page: 'Your company data and outputs are never used to train third-party LLMs.' DPA notice on the page: 'This Agreement only applies to customers who have signed it or otherwise incorporated it into their contract with Jasper.' Pricing page (FAQ, 2026-10-14): 'Jasper does not use your data to train AI models, and you keep full ownership of your content.' Pricing page (Data Privacy section): 'we never permit third parties to train their AI models with Jasper customer data'. The licence clause in Terms Section 3(a) remains unchanged (Version 4.1).

According to the Legal Center, the Software as a Service Agreement applies to Business ('This Agreement applies to customers on our Business plan that do not have an MSA'; Version 5, effective 2025-06-12), not the Terms of Service. Section 5(a) 'Non-Training of Models': Jasper 'shall not use, nor permit a third party to use, Customer Property to train artificial intelligence models', 'Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement to the contrary'. Section 5(b) only permits 'Usage Information', which 'excludes all Customer Property'. Customers with their own MSA: content not public. The pricing page lists for Business 'Enterprise-grade governance: Admin controls and Groups', API access, Custom Agents and, according to the FAQ, SSO (SAML 2.0), role-based access controls and an in-app AI audit log.

Google privacy policy: 'We maintain servers around the world and your information may be processed on servers located outside of the country where you live.' A Translate-specific location statement or region selection is not documented (q6).

Data usage FAQ: Cloud Translation – Basic has global endpoints (regional endpoints are documented only for Advanced, q3); 'the Services are global and data cannot be configured to remain in a specific region for processing' (q2). CDPA: subject to agreed location commitments, customer data may be processed in any country in which Google or its sub-processors maintain facilities (q4).

Documentation 'Global and multi-regional endpoints' (as of 2026-10-13): besides the global endpoint there are translate-eu.googleapis.com and translate-us.googleapis.com; with a multi-regional endpoint, data at rest and ML processing stay within the EU or the US respectively. The default is the global endpoint. Custom AutoML models and Preview features are not supported on the multi-regional endpoints (only the pre-trained NMT model). Organisation policy administrators can restrict the regions available for Advanced resources via a resource locations constraint (q3). The data usage FAQ refers to the 'AI/ML Data Location' section of the Service Specific Terms for regional endpoints (q2).

See Pro.

Security page: application hosted in the GCP regions US-East1 and US-East4. Pricing page (FAQ): 'Customer data is hosted in US-based data centers'. All 31 sub-processors in the list (Version 4, effective 2025-10-28) with country 'US'. EU option not documented.

See Pro. SaaS Agreement Section 6(b): 'Customer Property may be hosted by Jasper or its Affiliates' in 'the United States, the European Economic Area (“EEA”), or the United Kingdom', unless otherwise agreed in writing; a selectable EU option is not described. Pricing page: 'Secure and flexible deployment options', without details.

• not publicly documented (consumer service, no list)

• Google Cloud sub-processor list: third parties mainly for technical support (e.g. Accenture, Infosys, NTT DATA, TELUS, Virtusa; for all Google Cloud Platform services) and for data labelling in AI services/Pre-Trained APIs (e.g. Cognizant, GlobalLogic, Innodata), each with countries, as well as Google group companies; the list contains no Translation-specific entries (q5)

• Google Cloud sub-processor list: third parties mainly for technical support (e.g. Accenture, Infosys, NTT DATA, TELUS, Virtusa; for all Google Cloud Platform services) and for data labelling in AI services/Pre-Trained APIs (e.g. Cognizant, GlobalLogic, Innodata), each with countries, as well as Google group companies; the list contains no Translation-specific entries (q5)

• Google Cloud, Cloudflare, Vercel (infrastructure)
• Anthropic, Cohere, Google Gemini, OpenAI (LLM, optional agentic functions)
• Paragon (integrations, optional agentic functions)
• Amplitude, dbt Cloud, Fivetran, Mode, Productboard (analytics)
• Stripe, Chargehound, Churnkey, Maxio, Orb (billing)
• Google Workspace, SendGrid (email)
• Datadog, Splunk (logging)
• Zendesk, Slack, Gong, Retool, ADA (support)
• LaunchDarkly (engineering), FingerprintJS (fraud prevention), SerpApi (geocoding), Transcend (privacy)

• see Pro

0 (free service; a paid consumer plan is not documented on the retrieved pages)

In USD (pricing page): NMT text translation and language detection free for the first 500,000 characters per month (as a credit of USD 10 per month, shared between Basic and Advanced, does not roll over, not for formatted document translation); 500,000 to 1 billion characters per month USD 20 per 1 million characters (with Gemini Enterprise Flexible Savings Plan 1 or 3 years: USD 18 or 16); over 1 billion characters per month price via sales. Billed monthly by characters sent. The pricing page contains no information on taxes (q1).

In USD per 1 million characters (pricing page; discounts with Gemini Enterprise Flexible Savings Plan 1/3 years in brackets): NMT text free for the first 500,000 characters per month (USD 10 credit, shared with Basic), then USD 20 (18 / 16); NMT document translation USD 0.08 per page (0.072 / 0.064); custom models text tiered by monthly volume USD 80 up to 250 million, USD 60 up to 2.5 billion, USD 40 up to 4 billion, USD 30 above (with discounts down to USD 24); custom models document translation USD 0.25 per page (0.225 / 0.20); Adaptive Translation USD 25 input and USD 25 output (22.50 / 20); Translation LLM text USD 10 input and USD 10 output; Custom Text Translation (LLM) USD 10 input and USD 10 output (9 / 8). Training custom models USD 45 per hour, at most USD 300 per training job. The pricing page contains no information on taxes (q1).

Plan not listed on the pricing page (as of 2026-10-18); still named as a plan in the Legal Center, without a price

69 USD per seat/month with monthly billing or 59 USD per seat/month with annual billing, without indication of whether VAT is included (pricing page, as of 2026-10-18); includes 1 seat, 7-day trial

Custom price ('custom pricing'); according to the FAQ 'begin with a 12 month commitment' (pricing page, as of 2026-10-18)

yes (machine translation of words, phrases and web pages; Workspace Help: 'Instantly translate words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages', q9)

yes (Neural Machine Translation (NMT): language detection and text translation, q1)

yes (NMT model, Translation LLM, Adaptive Translation, custom models (AutoML Translation), batch and document translation (DOCX, PPT, PDF, XLSX), romanisation, glossaries, q1)

not publicly documented

yes

yes