Core English
Flagship anchor€2,250 net
Single edition. The flagship credibility layer.
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Service · Wikipedia & Wikidata
Wikipedia & Wikidata Advisory for Companies, Founders and Brands
Wikipedia is the foundational layer of public credibility. Every major LLM retrieves from it. Knowledge panels pull facts from Wikidata. Regulators, partner banks and enterprise procurement teams check it during diligence. We build that layer correctly — eligibility audit, neutral encyclopedic drafting, multilingual rollout, compliant submission support, monitoring — without promising outcomes we cannot deliver.
Eligibility & notability
The Wikipedia bar: independent, reliable, substantial
All three conditions must be true. Notability is established through independent press coverage, not through visibility on social media or self-published content.
Independent
Not affiliated with your company. Press releases, blogs and paid placements do not count.
Reliable
Reputable publications, established news outlets, recognized industry references — not personal blogs or content farms.
Substantial
Multi-paragraph in-depth coverage of your company specifically. Listicle mentions don't qualify.
Scope of work
What we do
- Eligibility and notability assessment
- Independent source mapping & quality scoring
- Risk and moderation review per language edition
- Neutral encyclopedic drafting under Manual of Style + NPOV
- Compliant contribution and submission support
- Wikidata entity review and integration
- Multilingual expansion strategy across editions
- Post-publication monitoring and correction support
Boundary
What we do not do
- • We do not guarantee article creation or community-review outcomes.
- • We do not bypass Wikipedia / Wikimedia platform rules.
- • We do not create fake sources or pay journalists.
- • We do not sell manipulation or "secret methods".
- • We do not promise control over independent communities.
See full Compliance & Ethics page for the framework, including paid-contribution disclosure (Wikimedia ToU), conflict-of-interest handling and approved language for proposals and reporting.
Packages
Commercial trio + larger rollouts
English remains the flagship anchor. Bundle savings apply to add-on language expansion only.
Essential 3
Best entry€5,050Save €224 · 4.4%
€4,826 net
Move beyond English: Ukrainian + Spanish.
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Global 7
Global brands€11,250Save €1,180 · 10.5%
€10,070 net
EN + 6 multilingual editions. The recommended package.
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Larger rollouts: Growth 5 (€7,527), Global 10 (€13,974), Enterprise 15–30 (from €19,656). Personal-brand pricing available at narrower scope.
If not yet eligible
Source Readiness Program — €1,200–€2,000
Many companies have the substance to deserve a Wikipedia page but not yet the independent press depth Wikipedia editors require. The Source Readiness Program closes the gap.
01–02
Source gap analysis + media strategy
What you have, what's missing, which placements will count, which won't.
03–04
Source quality scoring + pitch framework
Per-source assessment + outreach templates for your PR team.
05–06
3–6 month check-in + conversion path
Re-score readiness, transition to Core English / Essential 3 when threshold is crossed.
Program cost is credited toward your eventual package within 12 months. Full Source Readiness details →
Process
8-step delivery workflow
Each step is a discrete deliverable with its own scope and decision gate. Drafting never starts before source review is closed; submission never happens before risk assessment is signed off.
- 01 · InquiryAudit request & brief
- 02 · AuditEligibility & source review
- 03 · StrategySource pack + per-edition scoring
- 04 · RiskPer-edition moderation profile
- 05 · DraftingNeutral English flagship
- 06 · LocalizationPer-edition adaptation
- 07 · SubmissionSubmission + community handling
- 08 · MonitoringVandalism / deletion / expansion
Internal workflow timelines: Core EN 4–8 weeks, Essential 3 6–12 weeks, Global 7 8–16 weeks, Global 10+ 12–24 weeks. Wikipedia community review runs independently and adds its own variable timeline. Full 8-step process →
After publication
Monitoring & partner Fast Lane
Annual maintenance plans
Basic €1,200/year (quarterly cadence) · Standard €1,800/year (monthly, recommended) · Premium €3,000/year (weekly, by request). Vandalism alerts, deletion-nomination response, source refresh, cross-edition sync at higher tiers.
Maintenance plans →Partner program & Fast Lane
For PR, SEO and reputation agencies. Partner / Growth / Premier tiers with up to −8% / −12% / −15% economics on add-on languages. Fast Lane = priority internal workflow for repeat clients (3+ projects/quarter).
Industry angles
Industry-specific eligibility patterns
Wikipedia's notability rules apply uniformly, but each industry has predictable signals that translate well to encyclopedic source quality.
FAQ
Wikipedia & Wikidata — common questions
Do you guarantee Wikipedia publication?
No. Wikipedia is an independent encyclopedia with its own editorial policies and community review. We focus on source analysis, neutral drafting, language adaptation, submission support, monitoring and transparent risk assessment.
Do you translate the article into other languages?
No. We localize. Each Wikipedia community has its own editorial norms, source preferences and depth conventions. Localization integrates local-language sources where they exist.
Why is English more expensive than other languages?
English Wikipedia is the flagship edition with higher visibility, stricter sourcing scrutiny and stronger strategic value. We keep it as the pricing anchor and do not discount it when bundled.
What about Wikidata vs Wikipedia?
Wikidata is structured data; Wikipedia is encyclopedic prose. They're complementary. A Wikidata entity typically follows from a Wikipedia article, not the other way around. We offer Wikidata + auxiliary work as a €650 add-on.
Full 22-question FAQ across 6 categories — eligibility, pricing, process, monitoring, partners, compliance — at /faq.
Get started
Start with an audit
An eligibility audit reviews your source base, scores per-edition risk and recommends the right starting package. Or take the 8-question checklist if you want a quick self-assessment first.