Wikipedia services
The core craft since 2010: getting subjects into the world’s reference layer — and keeping them accurate — within the rules.
Page creation
Creation starts with a notability audit (€490–€1,900 depending on depth, credited toward the project if it proceeds): does independent, reliable coverage exist to support an article at all? If yes — drafting against the target edition’s sourcing standards and submission through the proper review channels. If no — the honest answer is “not yet”, with a source-building plan. 1,000+ pages created in the past year with a 93% publication success rate. Full detail: page creation.
Editing, recovery, monitoring
Existing pages get updates through conflict-of-interest channels (edit requests on talk pages). Deleted pages go through deletion-history forensics and recovery via review processes — with a 90-day monitoring window and an 80% refund if a deleted page cannot be restored after three attempts. Annual support packages watch pages 24/7 for vandalism, drive-by edits and sourcing rot; Wikimonitoring provides real-time edit alerts as a standalone tool.
Translation across 160+ language editions
The deepest moat in the catalog. Wikipedia has 348 active language editions, each with its own notability bar, sourcing conventions and reviewer culture; WikiBusines maintains a priced coverage list of 160+ of them. A page is not machine-translated into an edition — it is rebuilt against that edition’s rules. Competitors typically offer “40+” languages or a template paragraph; a priced, per-edition list is unique in the researched market. Full detail: translation.
Backlinks & adjacent
Wikipedia backlinks work targets existing articles where a client’s page is a legitimately relevant reference (165 domains in the company’s database). Adjacent platforms: Wikidata (from €550), Wikitia (€460, no media-coverage requirement), Simple English Wikipedia. Full pricing on the services catalog; self-serve tools (DR checker, media list, image checker) run free on wikibusines.net.