In mid-2001 the developers of Wordfast signed a joint-venture agreement with the translation group Logos for distribution of the program, under a newly created UK company called Champollion Wordfast Ltd.[12] The joint-venture ceased in August of that year after Logos had failed to share their software source code with the Wordfast developer, despite having gained access to Wordfast's source code through intercepting the developers' e-mails.[13] For a number of years after the joint-venture ended, Logos continued to distribute an older version of Wordfast from their web site, www.wordfast.org,[14] and claimed that the right to the name "Wordfast" or distributing newer versions of it was owned by them.[15]
Hasta finales del año 2000, Wordfast classic (que era como se conocía a esta herramienta basada en MS-DOS) era software libre. Gracias al boca a boca, Wordfast creció hasta convertirse en el segundo programa de traducción con memorias más usado por los traductores.
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En enero de 2009, Wordfast publicó el Wordfast Translation Studio (Estudio de traducción Wordfast en español), este incluía los programas Wordfast classic y Wordfast professional y se trataba de una herramienta de traducción con memorias completa basada en Java. Estas dos herramientas se podían comprar individualmente o de manera conjunta.
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