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Knowledge Panel · 3–4 months

Google Knowledge Panel: a program for the knowledge panel of a company or a person

A knowledge panel is a block in Google Search with a name, photo, description, facts and profiles. Google builds it automatically from sources on the web. Over 3–4 months we build and align those sources: your official site, Wikidata, a Wikipedia page, profiles, registers, publications. When the panel appears, we help you verify it.

€3,900per program · 3–4 monthsWikidata and a Wikipedia page included
€3,900for the whole program
3–4 mo.of work on your sources
7components, from audit to verification
4,000+clients in 15 years

01 What it gives

What a Google knowledge panel is and what it gives you

A search for your name shows either a list of sites, or a list of sites and a panel on the side. The panel is a separate block Google builds for an entity in its knowledge graph: a company, a person, a brand.

02 Panel sources

Where Google takes knowledge panel data from: a real panel, part by part

The knowledge panel of Rostyslav Valikhnovski, Google Search, May 2026. Seven parts, each with its own source. We built his LLM hub valikhnovski.com, and a hub page is the first card of the panel.

google.com/search?q=Rostyslav+Valikhnovski
Google knowledge panel about Rostyslav Valikhnovski: photos, a page of the valikhnovski.com hub, a description from Wikipedia, date of birth, family, profiles

03 What's included

What the Google Knowledge Panel program for €3,900 includes

Seven components, each working on a specific part of the panel. One accountable contractor instead of five: we run the site, Wikidata, Wikipedia, profiles, media and verification together.

A page in English or another tier 1 or tier 2 language is separate, at the language prices: English from €2,400.

04 3–4 months

The Google Knowledge Panel program: four stages in 3–4 months

We show the progress of the work done, not an invented “panel readiness percentage”. The measure is how many facts about you are the same in every source.

Consistency of facts across sources30 of 30
SiteWikidataLinkedInCrunchbaseMediaNamenone✓none✓noneN Robotics LLC✓none✓none“Compani N”✓Descriptionnone“market leader”✓none✓none✓none✓none✓Founding yearnone✓none✓none2015✓none✓none✓Logononeold✓none✓none✓none✓none✓Websitenone✓none✓noneold-site✓none✓none✓Foundersnone✓none✓none✓none✓none✓
consistentcontradictionnone

The audit finds 7 consistent facts of 30 and 6 contradictions. No panel.

The site became the main source: 10 of 30.

Wikidata, LinkedIn and Crunchbase say the same as the site: 25 of 30.

Independent media confirm the facts: 30 of 30. The goal of the program is a knowledge panel; Google decides whether to show it.

05 Honest limits

What can and cannot be promised about a knowledge panel

Google builds panels automatically and does not sell them. Anyone who guarantees a panel by a certain date promises something they do not control.

✓What we do

  • Find and fix contradictions between the sources about you
  • Make your site the main source: an About page, schema.org markup
  • Create or correct the Wikidata item
  • Create a Wikipedia page in a tier 3 language, with paid work disclosed
  • Align profiles and registers
  • Prepare and place independent publications
  • Guide you through panel verification; afterwards you can add us to manage edits

×What no one can promise

  • Buying or ordering a panel: Google builds it itself
  • A date when the panel appears
  • Editing the description directly: only through its source, such as a Wikipedia article
  • Choosing the panel subtitle
  • Verifying the panel without you: the company or person does it with their own Google account

Who verifies a knowledge panel

You do, with your Google account and an official profile: YouTube, Search Console, X or Facebook. We prepare everything for this step and guide you through it. After verification you can suggest edits and change the photo and profiles.

06 Price

Cost: Google Knowledge Panel, Wikidata or a Wikipedia article

Three separate services with different results. Pick your situation.

The Google Knowledge Panel program. We build the sources from scratch: site, Wikidata, Wikipedia, profiles, publications.

The Google Knowledge Panel program. We fix the sources Google takes wrong facts from and help you verify the panel so you can submit edits.

A Wikidata item. If the goal is accurate data for search and AI without work on the panel, an item is enough: €680, 1–2 weeks.

An English Wikipedia article. The strongest source for the panel description. A page in a tier 3 language is already in the program; English is separate.

Track 01

Wikidata item

€6801–2 weeks

A structured item with references and identifiers, schema.org markup for your site.

About the Wikidata item →
This pageTrack 02

Google Knowledge Panel

€3,9003–4 months

Audit, site and markup, Wikidata, a Wikipedia page in a tier 3 language, profiles and registers, publications, panel verification.

Discuss the program →
Separately

English Wikipedia article

from €2,4004–5 weeks

An article under the notability rules with paid work disclosed, 90 days of monitoring.

Article creation →

07 FAQ

Google Knowledge Panel: frequently asked questions

What is a Google knowledge panel?

A block in the search results with the name, photo, description, facts and profiles of a company or a person. Google builds it automatically for entities in its knowledge graph, from sources on the web.

Can a Google knowledge panel be bought or ordered?

No. Google does not sell panels and takes no applications for them. You can build the sources Google forms them from, and verify the panel once it appears.

Do you guarantee that a knowledge panel will appear?

No, and no one can honestly guarantee it. We guarantee the program itself: audit, site and markup, the Wikidata item, a Wikipedia page, profiles, publications and verification support. The panel is the goal all the components work toward.

How long does it take for a knowledge panel to appear?

Google gives no timeline. Practitioners see anything from a few weeks for well-known companies to a few months for smaller brands and people. 3–4 months is the period of our work on the sources, not a promised date.

Do you need a Wikipedia article for a knowledge panel?

No, panels exist without one. But an article is one of the strongest sources for the description, so the program includes a Wikipedia page in a tier 3 language. An English article is separate, from €2,400.

What does the €3,900 program include?

Identity audit, official site and schema.org markup, the Wikidata item, a Wikipedia page in a tier 3 language, profiles and registers, media coverage, panel verification and edits. Full description in What's included.

Are the Wikidata item and the Wikipedia article included?

Yes. The Wikidata item (€680 on its own) and a Wikipedia page in one of 109 tier 3 languages (€700 and up on its own) are in the price. English and other tier 1 and tier 2 languages are separate. About the Wikidata item →

Who verifies the knowledge panel?

You do, with your Google account and an official profile (YouTube, Search Console, social media). Google does not allow verifying a panel on someone else's behalf. We prepare everything for this step, and after verification you can add us to manage edits.

Can an existing panel with errors be fixed?

Yes. A verified representative suggests edits, and we fix the sources Google took the wrong facts from. The description and subtitle cannot be edited directly: they change through the sources.

What if the panel does not appear within 3–4 months?

The work done stays with you: aligned sources, the Wikidata item, the Wikipedia page, markup, profiles, publications. At the end of the program we show which sources are still missing and propose the next step.

Is the program for a company or a person?

For both: a company, a brand, an entrepreneur, a doctor, a researcher, an artist. The scope is the same, the sources differ: for a person these are professional databases, interviews, author pages.

Request

Discuss the Google Knowledge Panel program

Send the name and links. We check whether there is a panel and a knowledge graph ID, assess the sources and reply with a plan within a business day.

  • 1
    Check before paymentPanel, namesakes, contradictions between sources.
  • 2
    €3,900 per program3–4 months, Wikidata and Wikipedia included.
  • 3
    An honest forecastWhich sources are missing and what can realistically change.

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