Short answers to what clients ask before choosing a package.
Are the prices one-time or monthly?
Page creation is a single payment per package. Monitoring and maintenance for the period shown in your package are included in that price.
Does Wikipedia charge a fee to publish a page?
No. Wikipedia is run by volunteers and does not charge for articles. Our fee covers the research, writing, submission and the monitoring that follows.
What happens if my page is not approved?
Every package carries our money-back guarantee if the page is not approved. We also tell you up front, during the free assessment, if we think your subject is unlikely to qualify.
Which package should I choose?
Basic suits individuals and small startups building a first presence. Standard suits public figures, companies and organisations that want fuller coverage and revision rounds. Premium suits established brands and public figures who want long-term support and a senior editor.
What do your other Wikipedia services cost?
Every service has fixed prices. For example, editing starts at $199, updating at $249, translation at $249, tag removal at $199, monitoring at $49 per month and deleted page recovery at $799. See the table above or the services page; send details through the quote form for anything bespoke.