We write your Wikipedia page for you: neutral tone, standard structure, verified sources. You receive a deliverable ready to publish.
Your Company is a French firm specialized in [sector], founded in [year] in [city].1
The company employs [n] staff and operates mainly in [markets].2
Founded in [year], the firm grew first on the French market before expanding internationally…3
A Wikipedia page isn't just read. It feeds search engines, AI assistants and your credibility with journalists, investors and partners.
Wikipedia has one of the highest domain-authority scores on the web. Your page lands almost systematically in the top Google results for your company's name.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Mistral lean heavily on Wikipedia to answer. A Wikipedia page means showing up in AI assistants' answers about your industry.
Wikipedia powers the Knowledge Panel on the right of Google results, Google Assistant voice answers and the Wikidata ecosystem. No Schema.org plumbing required: it's automatic.
A Wikipedia page is an independent, permanent signal of notability. A strong proof of existence and importance for investors, partners and journalists who research you.
A Wikipedia page is read and quoted by
Our pipeline combines automated collection of public sources, AI-assisted disambiguation, and editing supervised by our editors.
You share the key information about your company: history, activities, notable facts.
We identify and aggregate every press article, study and publication that mentions your company.
Our AI filters out homonyms, third-party subsidiaries and irrelevant mentions.
An editor produces the final page in wikitext and HTML format, with all references numbered.
Each order includes the page written in three formats, a consolidated source dossier, and a ready-to-use infobox.
Browse rendering examples →You pay for the actual length of the delivered page — nothing more, nothing less. No arbitrary tiers.
30–60% cheaper than specialist Wikipedia agencies (which typically charge €0.60 to €1.50 ex VAT per word, or €1,500–3,000 flat with no transparency on volume).
We don't do promotional copywriting. Our pages follow the conventions of Wikipedia writing: neutral tone, systematic reliance on verifiable public sources, no superlatives.
Every claim must be supported by at least one independent public source (press, official register, sector study). Promotional phrasing is systematically rewritten by our editors.
We perform a feasibility audit before any order. If your company doesn't have sufficient media coverage, we'll tell you frankly and point you toward more suitable approaches.
Each delivery includes three formats: ready-to-embed HTML, wikitext (Wikipedia-compatible), and PDF with Wikipedia layout.
Yes. Two rounds of revision are included in the per-word rate. Beyond that, additional changes can be billed based on the number of words added or rewritten.
Page live in under a week, format flawless. Our name now appears in Google's Knowledge Panel — immediate impact on inbound leads.
The cleanest deliverable we've ever had from an agency. Verified sources, perfectly neutral tone, accepted by Wikipedia on the first try — no iteration needed.
Prospects now find us inside ChatGPT and Perplexity when they search our industry. The investment paid back in two months on inbound leads alone.
Fast, clean, with zero promotional copy. Wikipedia accepted the page unchanged, and the SEO on our brand name exploded within weeks.
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