What We Do Wikipedia Page Creation and Citations
Wikipedia is the most important reference page on the internet, and it is the one page you cannot simply buy. The independent sources decide, not us and not you. So we research the coverage first, tell you plainly what it supports, and refund the fee if the answer is no.
Research
We gather the independent coverage that exists about you and assess honestly whether it clears Wikipedia's bar. This happens before anything is written.
A written notability assessment with the source list, and a full refund if it says you do not qualify.
Draft
We write it the way the encyclopedia is written, tying every factual claim to a source a volunteer editor can check.
A sourced draft, in encyclopedic tone, ready to submit.
Submit
We disclose our paid involvement, submit through the proper review process, and answer the reviewers ourselves.
A submitted draft and the full documented review history.
Existing pages
If there is already an article, we assess corrections and citations against the sourcing rules rather than editing and hoping.
A specific proposed edit or citation request, with the sourcing behind it.
Questions we get about Wikipedia pages
What does a Wikipedia page cost?
$3,500 for an individual and $5,000 for a company. Notability research comes first, and if the research says you do not qualify, the fee is refunded. The research is the first thing we do and the only thing we do until it is answered, because everything after it depends on the answer.
Can you guarantee the page stays up?
No, and be suspicious of anyone who does. Wikipedia is written and reviewed by volunteers who can revisit anything. What we can do is give the article the sourcing and neutrality that make it hold, and disclose our paid involvement so it is not deleted for the wrong reason.
Do you disclose that we paid you?
Yes, every time. We disclose our paid involvement, submit through the proper review process, and answer the reviewers ourselves. Undisclosed paid editing is the fastest way to get an article deleted and an account blocked. It also protects the article from being challenged later on those grounds.
What makes someone notable enough?
Significant coverage in independent, reliable sources that are not press releases, paid placements, or your own site. That is the bar the research measures you against, and it is why the answer sometimes comes back no. Trade press, local news, and your own announcements rarely clear it on their own, which is the part most people are surprised by.
$3,500 individual. $5,000 company.
Page creation is $3,500 for an individual or $5,000 for a company, flat per project. If the article already exists and you need a citation or a link added to it, that is $399.
If our notability research concludes the subject does not qualify, the fee is refunded. Editors decide whether a submitted draft is accepted, and nobody can promise otherwise.
Once an article exists, anyone on earth can edit it. WikiMonitor watches it and tells you the day it changes: $99 a year for one page, $399 a year for five, $699 a year for fifteen. It is a separate product on its own site, and you do not need us for anything else to use it.
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Send us your name and anything written about you. The research comes first, and it is refundable if it does not go your way.
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