Media Coverage

Coverage that meets Wikipedia's source bar — not press-release wires.

Wikipedia notability lives or dies on independent, reliable media coverage. We secure placements in outlets that actually count when a Wikipedia draft hits review.

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What you get

Media Coverage

Wikipedia notability lives or dies on independent, reliable media coverage. We secure placements in tier-1 and tier-2 outlets that meet Wikipedia's source policy — not press-release wires.

Independent, Wikipedia-eligible outlets
Coordinated with Wikipedia publication timeline
Cross-market (US / UK / DACH / MENA) options
Source list curated for notability fit

Starting price

Quoted per program

Typical timeline

4-12 weeks

Best for

· Companies missing notability-grade coverage
· Pre-Wikipedia-creation campaigns
· Brand authority programs

How a media program runs

Four operating principles

Independent outlets only

We focus on media with editorial independence and a track record Wikipedia accepts. No press-release wires.

Source-list curation

Every placement is chosen for notability fit. Volume isn't the goal — the right citation is.

Coordinated timeline

Coverage sequenced ahead of Wikipedia publication so notability is settled when reviewers arrive.

Cross-market reach

US / UK / DACH / MENA / Asia options. We map outlets to your buyer geography.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the questions that come up before signing

Wikipedia eligibility

How do you decide whether a company qualifies for Wikipedia?

We run a source-first assessment against Wikipedia's notability policy for organisations. The bar is independent, in-depth coverage in reliable secondary sources — not press releases or sponsored content. If the source base is weak, we say so up front and recommend an alternative route (Wikidata, Simple English Wikipedia, or another language edition).

Which subjects do you not take on?

Subjects with insufficient independent media coverage, brands that have already been deleted with no new sources, and any work that would require violating Wikipedia's conflict-of-interest or paid-editing policies.

What counts as a reliable source?

Independent media that has a clear editorial policy and is generally regarded as reliable for the subject matter. We follow the Wikipedia community's reliable-sources guidance and the perennial-sources list. Trade press, regional outlets and academic publications often count; press-release wires, sponsored content and affiliate blogs do not.

Pricing

What does a Wikipedia page cost?

English company pages start at €1,930 (personal €1,300). German and other Tier-1 languages are €1,450 / €1,100. 40 Tier-2 languages including Ukrainian, French and Spanish are €1,220 / €1,000. Tier-3 starts at €780; Tier-4 from €600. Full per-language table on the pricing page.

Do you discount multi-language portfolios?

Yes. Multi-language Wikipedia rollouts share a research and source pack, which compounds savings. We quote portfolio pricing per scope; agency white-label has a 1 / 2 / 3+ discount scale (full / 10% / 25%).

What payment methods do you accept?

SWIFT, SEPA, Wise, Payoneer, PayPal, Visa / Mastercard, and USDT (TRC-20).

Planning a Wikipedia push? Start with media.

A page without notability-grade coverage will be deleted. We work backwards from the page to the outlets that need to exist first.

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