Notability Review
Start HereAn honest assessment of whether your subject currently qualifies for a Wikipedia page.
Authority Building · Wikipedia
Wikipedia Page Creation & Editing for People, Companies and Organizations
Notability review, sourcing, neutral drafting and fully disclosed submission for founders, professors, scientists, companies, institutes and films that genuinely qualify. Done to Wikipedia’s policies, with honest odds from the start.
Before You Start
Wikipedia Requires Genuine Notability, So We Check First
Not every person, company or work qualifies for a Wikipedia page. We assess where you stand honestly before you spend a dollar.
Independent Coverage
You need significant coverage in reliable sources that were not written or paid for by you.
Verifiable Sources
Every claim on a page must be backed by sources Wikipedia’s editors trust.
No Guaranteed Outcome
No agency, including us, can guarantee Wikipedia approval. We give you honest odds.
Who We Write For
People, Organizations and Works With Real Notability
Wikipedia applies different notability guidelines to different kinds of subjects. We know which one applies to yours.
People
Founders and executives, professors and researchers, scientists and physicians, authors, artists, entertainers, athletes and other public figures.
Judged on significant independent coverage of you and your work, such as profiles, interviews, awards and citations.
Companies & Organizations
Companies and startups, institutes, universities, research centers, nonprofits, associations and foundations.
Held to a stricter standard: Wikipedia looks for in-depth independent coverage, not announcements or routine news.
Films & Other Works
Films and TV series, books, albums and other creative works.
Typically shown by independent reviews, coverage and recognition of the work itself.
What’s Included
Every Deliverable, Clearly Defined
Source & Citation Research
CoreFinding and organizing the independent, verifiable sources a page rests on.
Neutral Drafting
CoreEncyclopedic, policy-compliant writing backed by verifiable sources.
Disclosed Submission
CompliantSubmitted with the paid-editing disclosure Wikipedia requires, including the review back-and-forth.
Custom Infobox
Add-onA clean, accurate infobox for your subject, added as an optional extra.
Wikidata Entry
RelatedA structured Wikidata item that supports your page and helps search engines identify your subject.
Disclosed Editing & Updates
OngoingKeep an existing page accurate and current, disclosed and compliant.
Accuracy & Citation Cleanup
CleanupRemove outdated or unsupported claims and bring citations up to current standards.
Post-Publication Monitoring
ProtectionWe watch for edits, tags and deletion nominations after your page goes live.
Talk-Page & Editor Responses
SupportPolicy-based, disclosed replies when independent editors raise questions about your page.
Pricing
Transparent, Fixed Pricing
No guessing, no hidden fees, and pricing that reflects real, compliant work. Prices are for the English-language Wikipedia. Final scope is confirmed after your free notability review.
Notability Review
Free, no-obligation first step, for anyone unsure whether their subject currently qualifies.
Free
Get Started
Individual Page
$2,499
For founders, professors, scientists, authors, artists and other individuals. Flat fee: notability researched, drafted, and submitted with full disclosure.
- Notability research included
- Fully disclosed paid editing
- Neutral, policy-compliant drafting
- Submission & editorial back-and-forth handled for you
- No guaranteed approval, ever
Company or Institute Page
$4,499
For companies, startups, institutes, universities and nonprofits. Wikipedia’s bar is higher for organizations, so research and review take longer.
- In-depth independent-coverage research
- Review of promotional wording and company-sourced claims
- Fully disclosed paid editing
- Neutral, policy-compliant drafting
- Submission & editorial back-and-forth handled for you
- No guaranteed approval, ever
Film, Book or Other Work
Custom
For films, TV series, books, albums and other creative works. Scope depends on the work and its independent coverage.
- Review against the guidelines for creative works
- Sourcing from reviews and independent coverage
- Neutral drafting & disclosed submission
- Infobox for the work
- Cast, credits and release details checked
Other Language Editions
Need the page in another language, for example Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian or Arabic? Each language edition of Wikipedia has its own rules and volunteer editors, so we check eligibility per language.
from $1,200 / language
Ask About Languages
Rush Review Support +$500
Monitoring (1 yr) $1,200
Extended Monitoring (2 yrs) $2,000
Draft Review (your own draft) from $600
The Wikipedia policies we follow
Notability
Verifiability
Neutral Point of View
No Original Research
Conflict of Interest
Paid-Editing Disclosure
Wikipedia is run by independent volunteer editors. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation.
Why SDTechnologist
Compliant by Default, Not as an Afterthought
- Full Disclosure, Always Every Wikipedia edit is disclosed exactly as Wikipedia’s Terms of Use require.
- Honest Eligibility Checks We turn down projects that don’t genuinely qualify, before you pay.
- No Guaranteed-Outcome Promises We tell you the truth about your odds, not what closes the sale.
- Post-Launch Protection Monitoring for edits, tags and deletion nominations after your page is live.
Average timeline
4-10 weeks, per Wikipedia’s own review process.
The Process
A Transparent Process, Start to Finish
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Consultation & Notability Review. We assess honestly whether your subject meets Wikipedia’s notability guidelines.
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Disclosed Drafting & Submission. We write, disclose, and submit, then manage the editorial back-and-forth.
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Publication & Monitoring. If approved, we monitor your page to protect what’s live.
Not Sure Where You Stand?
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Trusted by Clients Worldwide
James Pfaus
Verified on Trustpilot
The editorial team demonstrated outstanding professionalism and expertise in developing my Wikipedia page. They applied a strong content strategy and produced high-quality, well-sourced content throughout the process. I highly recommend their services to anyone seeking professional support for Wikipedia content.
Ali Ahmed
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Great work, very reliable and trustworthy.
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One of the best and most dedicated out there, I use SDTechnologist services all the time and I am always satisfied with the results !
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FAQ
Common Questions
Who can have a Wikipedia page?
Any subject that meets Wikipedia’s notability guidelines: significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject. That includes people such as founders, professors and scientists, as well as companies, institutes and films.
Do you guarantee my Wikipedia page will be approved?
No. Wikipedia approval cannot be guaranteed by any agency. We give you an honest assessment and handle the compliant process; the outcome depends on Wikipedia’s independent volunteer editors.
Do you disclose that you’re a paid editor?
Yes, always, for every Wikipedia edit. It is required by Wikipedia’s Terms of Use and is non-negotiable.
Why is it harder for companies than for people?
Wikipedia applies a stricter standard to organizations. It looks for in-depth coverage from independent sources, not just announcements, press releases or routine news. Our notability review checks this before you pay.
Is pricing different for companies and institutes?
Yes. Wikipedia holds organizations to a stricter standard than individuals, so a company or institute page needs more research and review. That is why it is priced separately from an individual page.
Can you create pages in other languages?
Yes, for additional language editions of Wikipedia. Each edition has its own notability rules and volunteer editors, so we assess eligibility for each language separately before quoting.
Can you write a page for a film or a book?
Yes, if the work meets the relevant notability guidelines, which is usually shown by reviews and coverage in independent sources.
What if my subject isn’t notable yet?
If your subject doesn’t meet the bar, no professional work can override that. Our notability review exists to say so honestly before you pay. We can also point you to ways of building the independent coverage Wikipedia requires, such as our Media Features & Press service.
Can you edit or update my existing Wikipedia page?
Yes, with the same disclosure and compliance standards as new page creation.
How long does it take?
Typically 4-10 weeks, including Wikipedia’s own review process.
What happens after my page is published?
Wikipedia pages can be edited by anyone at any time. Our monitoring tracks changes and responds to challenges in line with Wikipedia’s policies.