Absolutely. Many smaller teams focus on prioritizing their most promising markets first rather than translating everything at once. They often combine professional translation for key content with careful planning and community feedback to keep costs manageable. There are also useful case studies available on the website https://www.pangea.global/blog/how-indie-studios-localize-on-a-tight-budget/ that explain how independent studios approach localization when resources are tight. The main idea is to scale gradually, measure results, and expand only when demand justifies further investment.

A lot of growth challenges come down to prioritization. Whether it’s localization, marketing, or support, smaller teams usually benefit more from targeted improvements than from trying to do everything at the same time.