Services & pricing
The full catalog — 35 services in 8 families, with public EUR pricing. Public pricing is rare in this market; most competitors quote privately. Prices are current as of 2026-11-02 and may change on the official site.
Wikipedia core: creation, editing and recovery
The founding service line since 2010: notability-first creation of Wikipedia pages for companies, founders and public figures across 160+ priced language editions, editing of existing pages, recovery of deleted pages, and pre-checks (notability audit, source readiness, eligibility check). Every engagement starts with a source assessment. The company states that it discloses paid contributions under the Wikimedia Terms of Use and does not promise publication, because Wikipedia's volunteer community decides what stays.
| Service | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Wikipedia page creation — English edition | from €1,930 (company) · from €1,300 (person) | Notability and source assessment first; if the source base is too thin, the company recommends an alternative route instead of a page attempt; Neutral, policy-compliant draft submitted to the client for review before any publication step; Wikidata entity created or refreshed in parallel; Gradual publication by the company's editors, with responses to tags, talk-page questions and deletion proposals |
| Wikipedia page creation — other language editions (localised, four price tiers) | Tier 1 €1,450 · Tier 2 €1,220 · Tier 3 from €780 · Tier 4 from €600 (company pages) | 160+ language editions are priced in four tiers; English is priced separately as the flagship edition; Tier 1 (German, Dutch, Italian, Arabic, Chinese and others): €1,450 for a company page and €1,100 for a person; Tier 2 (40 editions, including Ukrainian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean): €1,220 for a company page and €1,000 for a person; Tier 3 starts at €780 and Tier 4 from €600; the full per-language table is on the company's pricing page |
| Simple English Wikipedia page | €1,220 (company) · €1,000 (person) | A page on simple.wikipedia.org, a separate Wikipedia edition written in simplified English; The company's text says the official policies are the same as on the main English Wikipedia and that the volunteer community is much smaller; Offered as an alternative route when a main-edition page is not realistic; it links with the main-edition page and the Wikidata entity where both exist |
| Wikipedia editing and updates | from €700 (typically €700–€1,600) | Refresh of outdated content, structural fixes and new reliable sources on an existing page; Edits applied gradually by experienced editors, with talk-page hygiene and source review, to avoid bursts of changes that look promotional; Coordinated multi-language updates; scope-based pricing, typically €700–€1,600 |
| Deleted page recovery | quoted per case | Review of the deletion discussion and analysis of the source gaps; A recovery strategy, or a recommended alternative route (Wikidata, Simple English Wikipedia or another language edition) when restoration is unrealistic; A risk-aware re-publication plan; Contractual refund term: 80% of the project fee if a page cannot be restored after 3 attempts within the 90-day monitoring window |
| Wikipedia notability audit | €490 / €750 / €1,900 (credited toward a project) | Source-by-source assessment against the tests editors apply in deletion discussions, with a go / no-go notability verdict and a deletion-risk rating; Roadmap: which coverage is missing and where to start; Standard €490: up to about 15 candidate sources. Premium €750: about 25–40 sources, two language editions, a competitor benchmark, a 90-day roadmap and a 30-minute call. Comprehensive €1,900: multi-market source search, an AI-answer benchmark, a risk memo and a 60-minute session; The audit fee is credited toward a page-creation project if the client proceeds; the company's page gives a 15-day window |
| Source Readiness Program | €1,200–€2,000 (three tiers by scope) | For subjects whose independent coverage is not yet enough for a safe page attempt: a fixed-scope program that builds the public source base first; Three tiers by scope within the €1,200–€2,000 band; 100% of the program fee is credited toward a page-creation project started within 12 months of completion; The company states that it does not create notability artificially |
| Eligibility check (24-hour triage) | €0 (free) | A first-pass triage of whether existing coverage is close to Wikipedia's bar: ready, not ready, or needs a deeper look; No call required |
Wikipedia care: annual support, monitoring and backlinks
What happens after publication: a Wikipedia page stays open to third-party edits, so the company sells annual support plans (four tiers), a subscription to edit alerts (Wikimonitoring) and contextual references inside Wikipedia articles (backlinks). Ninety days of monitoring are included in page-creation projects; after day 90 responsibility passes to the client unless a plan is in place.
| Service | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Annual support and monitoring (four plans) | €420 / €750 / €1,200 / €3,500 per year | Annual (€420): stable, low-attention pages; up to 4 content updates a year, neutral wording and routine issue guidance, a periodic baseline compliance check; no continuous monitoring; Managed Protection (€750, the company's default plan): monitoring 2–3 times a week, handling of unwanted edits and warning tags, up to 8 editorial updates a year, routine talk-page support; Premium Support (€1,200): near real-time monitoring and alerts, rapid response to vandalism and risky edits, handling of escalations and discussions; Enterprise Governance (€3,500): priority monitoring, handling of sensitive edits, disputes and deletion risk, a quarterly executive summary and defined response expectations (SLA) |
| Wikimonitoring — Wikipedia edit alerts (subscription) | €79 / €99 / €150 / €350 per year; Enterprise by quotation | Five plans: Starter €79 (1 page), Personal €99 (up to 3 pages), Professional €150 (up to 10), Agency €350 (up to 30) and Enterprise by quotation (50+ pages, API access); Alerts by email and Telegram within minutes of an edit, with a dashboard of edit timelines, editor history and side-by-side diffs; An independent service that reads public Wikipedia data; it alerts the subscriber, while acting on the alerts for the client is covered by annual support |
| Wikipedia backlinks (contextual references) | €130 per link (flat); packs of 5 and 10: €650 / €1,300 | Inline citations placed in topically relevant Wikipedia articles and integrated into the reference list; the company's database lists 165 thematic Wikipedia language domains; Flat price of €130 per link with no volume discount; at most 10 links per domain per month; Free replacement in another relevant article if Wikipedia editors remove a placed link within 180 days (company commitment); Links are no-follow (company statement); anchor text stays descriptive, with no commercial keyword anchors, and the client approves the target articles before integration |
Alternative wikis and platform listings
Fixed-price entries on independent wiki platforms (Wikitia, EverybodyWiki, Fandom, AlfaWiki), IMDb profiles for eligible individuals and a combined SEO & LLMs Booster Pack. None of these platforms is part of Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation; the company itself says that such entries carry less trust weight than Wikipedia and positions them as a first rung or an alternative route.
| Service | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Wikitia page creation | €460 fixed | Research and first draft, guideline-compliant editorial submission and revision rounds; No mandatory media-coverage requirement: Wikitia, an independently run wiki encyclopedia, applies its own paid editorial review; Wikidata cross-link where eligible and post-publication monitoring; The company says plainly that a Wikitia entry carries less trust weight than a Wikipedia article, and recommends a notability audit as the qualifier step |
| EverybodyWiki article | €345 fixed | An entry on EverybodyWiki, which the company describes as having 20+ language editions and lighter editorial standards; The client supplies a brief and source links |
| Fandom article | €400 fixed | An entry on fandom.com, a community wiki that the company describes as high-traffic and AI-indexed, for brands, products and franchises |
| IMDb listing (individuals) | €400 fixed | A profile on imdb.com for eligible individuals — founders, creators and public figures with verifiable credits |
| AlfaWiki article | €200 fixed | A business-focused entry on alfawiki.org for companies and professionals |
| SEO & LLMs Booster Pack | Brand pack €1,564 · Personal pack €1,884 | One coordinated campaign across up to six platforms: Wikitia, EverybodyWiki, Fandom, Wikidata, IMDb and AlfaWiki; Personal pack (all six, including IMDb) €1,884 versus €2,355 itemised (−20%); Brand pack (five platforms, since IMDb is for individuals only) €1,564 versus €1,955 itemised (−20%); Each platform can also be ordered separately at its listed price; a Wikidata entity interlinks the pages and a live-links report is delivered |
AI visibility and structured knowledge
Work on the sources that AI answer engines read about a brand: an audit of how ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews describe it, entity-accuracy packages, a Wikipedia-based answer-engine program (AEO), Wikidata entities, a bilingual LLM Knowledge Hub, and the AI Reputation Stack that combines these around Wikipedia. The company frames results as probabilities and measured citation events and states that it does not claim to control AI answers.
| Service | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| AI visibility audit | €490 | Baseline report on how ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews currently describe the brand, plus a 90-day plan; Source-gap analysis against competitors, covering Wikipedia, Wikidata, Reddit, Quora and structured media; Inputs: brand name, primary URL and 3–5 target queries; the fee is credited toward a project or package if the client proceeds (the service page gives a 15-day window) |
| AI Visibility Packages (entity accuracy) | €700 / €1,500 / €3,500 | Starter €700, one-time, about 2 weeks: a Wikidata entity with 8–12 verified properties, the logo and one hero image on Wikimedia Commons, and one supporting knowledge-base placement; Standard €1,500, about 3–4 weeks: adds three supporting placements, 2–3 supporting media placements in tier-2/3 outlets, 6 months of monitoring and one quarterly refresh; Enterprise €3,500, about 6–8 weeks, plus €1,500 a year for support: adds multilingual Wikidata (EN / UA / ES / PT / FR), entity presence in 2–3 additional-language Wikipedias where a page is defensible, an LLM-citation baseline with a monthly report and a source-correction playbook for inaccurate AI answers; The company states that it does not try to force AI to mention a brand; the packages make the sources that AI systems read accurate |
| Wikipedia AEO program (answer engine optimization) | from €490 (audit, credited toward the program) | Audit first: what ChatGPT, Perplexity and Grok say about the brand today; A pipeline that sequences notability assessment, source strategy, Wikipedia publication and entity data (sources → Wikipedia → Wikidata → Knowledge Graph → AI answers); Work is measured as AI-citation events rather than vanity reports; the company frames results as probabilities and makes no promise that a brand will be mentioned |
| Wikidata and Knowledge Graph entity | from €550 per entity | Creation or clean-up of the entity, stable external identifiers (for example LEI, ISIN, ORCID) and aligned multilingual labels and descriptions; The company says Wikidata feeds Google's Knowledge Graph and is read by AI systems such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity; Inputs for the fixed-price product: entity name, type, official URL and a list of sources |
| LLM Knowledge Hub | €1,200 (optional monthly refresh, price not published) | A bilingual (Ukrainian and English) source-backed hub on the client's own domain or a subpath: bio or company profile, timeline, achievements, media and practice pages; Full JSON-LD, about 16 datasets and an answer pack for AI / RAG, an interactive knowledge graph and a journalist media kit; Every claim carries a source with an A–E reliability tier; sitemap submission and an IndexNow ping are part of the delivery; Optional monthly refresh keeps facts and the graph current |
| AI Reputation Stack | Foundation €2,490 · Authority €6,900 · Enterprise Reputation OS €14,900 | Foundation €2,490 (one market, about 3–4 weeks): English Wikipedia page where notability genuinely holds (after a notability and source assessment), a Wikidata entity, Wikimedia Commons logo and image, 90 days of monitoring; then Managed Protection at €750 a year; Authority €6,900 (two markets, about 5–7 weeks): adds a second-language Wikipedia page, multilingual Wikidata, 10 contextual backlinks, a Booster audit and an AI-citation baseline across ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity; then Premium support at €1,200 a year; Enterprise Reputation OS €14,900 (multi-market, about 8–12 weeks): Authority Expansion, a Machine Knowledge Layer (source-backed knowledge hub, LLM-citation measurement, monthly reporting) and a Defense & Narrative Layer (Reddit and Quora discovery, Enterprise Governance with SLA, a crisis source-correction playbook, OSINT source intelligence); then a program retainer from €2,300 a month; Positioned by the company as a managed network of consistent sources rather than a single article |
Reddit and Quora authority programs
Community-platform work aimed at the discussions that AI systems cite. Reddit is sold as three fixed-scope, one-time campaigns of 4, 6 or 8 weeks; Quora as a monthly retainer in three tiers with optional one-off add-ons. The company states that it buys no votes, uses no bots or sockpuppets and promises no placement in AI answers.
| Service | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Reddit AI Visibility — one-time campaigns | €1,500 / €2,300 / €3,800 (one-time) | Newbie €1,500 (4 weeks): 4 organic posts, 8 comments, 12 brand mentions and a final report; Seasoned €2,300 (6 weeks): 8 posts, 16 comments, 24 mentions; Ultimate €3,800 (8 weeks): 12 posts, 24 strategic comments, 36 mentions, deeper analytics and a final report; Each campaign opens with an audit and subreddit-fit week, so publishing starts in week 2; there is no subscription, and a further campaign is booked separately |
| Quora AI Visibility — monthly retainer | €1,190 / €1,955 / €3,230 per month | Foundation €1,190 a month: a map of 15+ questions, 5–7 expert answers a month of 400–900 words, one author profile, 30-day answer follow-up and a monthly report; Authority Builder €1,955 a month: 10+ answers a month across 2–3 topic clusters, two author profiles, 90-day follow-up, tracking of 3 competitors, fortnightly reports and a monthly 45-minute call; Enterprise €3,230 a month: 20+ answers a month, 50+ questions, 3+ profiles, continuous follow-up, up to 6 competitors, weekly reports and a quarterly before/after AI-visibility review; One-off add-ons: Reputation Shield €2,800, Topic Authority €4,500 per 60-day campaign, Brand Narrative €7,500 a month; any Quora ad budget is separate and billed at cost |
Media, intelligence and executive profile
Services around the Wikipedia workflow: media placements the company aims at outlets that meet Wikipedia's source policy, a fixed-price media-strategy ladder for the Ukrainian market, OSINT reports on editing activity around a brand, and managed LinkedIn programs for founders and executives.
| Service | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Media coverage program | quoted per program (Source Readiness entry point from €1,200) | Placements aimed at independent outlets that meet Wikipedia's source policy rather than press-release wires, coordinated with the Wikipedia publication timeline; Cross-market options for the US, UK, DACH and MENA; a source list curated for notability fit; A fixed entry point (the Source Readiness Program, €1,200–€2,000) comes first; the placement quote then depends on market, volume, language coverage and sector; The company states that the program is not a promise of a set number of published articles; prices exclude VAT |
| Media strategy for the Ukrainian market | €490 / €750 / from €4,700 | Media Foundation («Медіа-Фундамент») €490: a plan for self-placement with 2–4 topics and a list of outlets with DR 70+; Media Presence («Медіа-Присутність») €750: 6–8 topics, pitch templates and two months of advisory support; Wiki Authority («Вікі-Авторитет») from €4,700: a full cycle up to a Wikipedia article over 3–6 months, individually priced; Offered for the Ukrainian market only, on the Ukrainian-language pages |
| OSINT investigation of Wikipedia activity | €700 / €1,000 / €2,200 (three fixed tiers) | Starter €700: one language edition — editor profiles, a conflict-of-interest check, coordinated-editing screening and a written report; Advanced €1,000: up to three language editions, a reconstructed timeline, sockpuppet-pattern analysis and critical risks; Enterprise €2,200: up to five editions, analysis of administrator actions, NDA as standard, white-label reporting and alerts on the pages after the report; A confidential, evidence-led report only — no public statements. Outside the price: acting on the findings, ongoing monitoring (the Wikimonitoring service), off-wiki OSINT (an add-on) and legal advice; prices exclude VAT |
| LinkedIn account management | €519 / €1,200 / €2,320 per month | Foundation €519 a month: 4 long posts, a profile rebuild, commenting and a monthly report; Growth €1,200 a month: 8 posts plus 2 articles, a quarterly content-pillar review and a fortnightly strategy sync; Executive €2,320 a month: 12 posts plus 4 articles, a weekly LinkedIn newsletter, crisis drafts within 4 hours and a dedicated account director; Monthly contract with 30 days' notice and no annual lock-in; posts are ghostwritten in the client's voice and approved before publishing; the company commits to process quality, not to follower growth |
Enterprise programs and agency partnerships
Multi-edition Wikipedia programs for larger organisations (Enterprise / Fast Lane) with milestone delivery and legal review of sources, and two partnership models for PR, SEO and reputation agencies: 20% referral cashback or white-label delivery. Paid-editing disclosure on Wikipedia is made in WikiBusines' name even for white-label work.
| Service | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise / Fast Lane (multi-edition programs) | Core English €2,250 · from €4,826 (3 editions) to from €19,656 (15–30 editions) | Six packages: Core English €2,250 (1 edition: English Wikipedia page, basic Wikidata entity, 90-day monitoring, source and risk review); Essential 3 (English + 2 languages) from €4,826; Growth 5 (English + 4) from €7,527; Global 7 (English + 6) from €10,070; Global 10 (English + 9) from €13,974; Enterprise 15–30 editions from €19,656 with a custom SLA; Added at higher packages: Fast Lane priority queue and first-year Managed Protection (Global 7), cross-edition reference harmonisation and a quarterly executive summary (Global 10), milestone-based payments, legal-team source approval and Enterprise Governance support (Enterprise 15–30); Program features: SLA-backed delivery by milestones, a language rollout calendar, a source-approval workflow with the client's legal team, a single billing contact and NDA-first onboarding; English Core stays at 100% of list price; added languages receive tiered discounts of 4–22% based on source-pack reuse; annual support add-ons are priced separately |
| B2B / agency cooperation (referral or white-label) | 20% referral cashback or white-label by quotation | Referral model: the agency refers a client, WikiBusines delivers, and the agency receives 20% of the project value as cashback after the project closes and payment is settled; White-label model: WikiBusines delivers behind the agency's branding, and the agency keeps the client relationship and sets its own price; co-branded deliverables are also available; NDAs are supported; paid-editing disclosure on Wikipedia is always made in WikiBusines' name as the executing editor, which the company says the Wikimedia Terms of Use require; Tiered partner discounts by order size are quoted by the company's sales team |
Free tools and self-serve catalogue
Free checkers for readers who want to assess their position before buying anything, and the fixed-price self-checkout catalogue (12 products from €130 to €1,884) where services can be ordered without a quotation.
| Service | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Wikipedia DR Checker (free) | €0 (free) | A reference table comparing the SEO authority of Wikipedia language editions (approximate Ahrefs DR and Moz DA estimates); the company's open dataset lists 30 editions; The figures are third-party estimates that drift as link indexes update |
| Wikipedia Image Checker (free) | €0 (free) | Checks whether an image is likely to pass Wikimedia Commons review (licence, provenance, quality) |
| Media List (free) | €0 (free) | A list of media outlets with notes on their suitability as Wikipedia sources; it is the company's own editorial assessment, not a list maintained by Wikipedia |
| Self-checkout catalogue (12 fixed-price products) | €130–€1,884 | 12 fixed-price products: Wikipedia backlinks (1, 5 or 10 links), Wikidata entity, Wikitia article, EverybodyWiki article, Fandom article, AlfaWiki article, IMDb listing (individuals), AI visibility audit and the two Booster Packs; Prices run from €130 to €1,884 and are shown in euros; the company states that 'from' prices elsewhere are floors, not quotations |
No service here guarantees publication, rankings or AI citations: outcomes on Wikipedia are decided by its volunteer community, and no honest firm promises otherwise. What is contractual: scope, timelines, monitoring windows and the refund terms on the methodology page.
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