Wikipedia Publishing Service

Having published quite a few Wikipedia pages thus far, our experience dictates that most pages that are destined to get taken down by a high-ranking editor will get taken down within 72 hours of being published. Once the page has passed the initial review phase and the references were deemed reputable enough to meet Wikipedia’s standards, there’s very little chance the page will get removed. However, in the unlikely event it does occur, we will offer to replace the page or issue a full refund. Our fourteen day guarantee merely exists to improve our cashflow and ensure escrow transactions do not last for months on end before we are able to get paid.

We accept Wise, Zelle, Cashapp, Wire Transfer and various crypto currencies. We also accept payments through Escrow.com under the condition that you cover all of the associated fees.

Given the nature of the service, the only thing we can truly guarantee is a full-refund in the event the page does not stick. The final decision is entirely within the control of the high-ranking staff over at Wikipedia whose job is to ensure non-notable submissions do not get past the admin team. With that said, we boast a 90% sticky rate across all of our published Wikipedia pages and will thoroughly vet your case before accepting any sort of payment.

Not to worry. As a PR agency, we specialize in obtaining a wide variety of PR placements for dozens of different categories and niches. You can find the bulk of our available placements in the PR section of our site such as PR for Public Figures or PR for Brands. Alternatively, you can also hire us in full capacity as your publicist to build up your media presence directly as we see fit. This service includes the publishing of articles and brand mentions on a wide variety of notable publications to ensure your cited references are coming from strong and authoritative sources.

We encourage everyone to try their luck but as you’ll likely come to find out, the odds are stacked against you. Less than 1% of published Wikipedia pages every actually stick. A brand new account publishing its first ever Wikipedia page raises far more eyebrows than an editor that’s participated in the creation and maintanance of 10,000+ pages over a ten year span. Our service simply raises those odds by conducting a preliminary assessment of your media presence and using a veteran-level Wikipedia editor’s account to publish the page.

A metric commonly used to determine whether your existing media coverage is of any use in the context of Wikipedia publishing is to analyze each publication’s domain authority. Wikipedia has a high-standard for what’s an acceptable source of information so most publications with a DA score below 85 tend to get rejected. In any event, we conduct analyses of all our submitted cases and will let you know as soon as possible if your pre-existing press meets Meta’s criteria.