维基百科编辑

更新现有维基百科页面——不触发回退。

经验丰富的编辑在一两周内进行小的渐进式编辑。讨论页卫生、来源验证、结构清理。定价随范围缩放。

What you get

Wikipedia Editing & Updates

We refresh outdated content, fix structural issues, and add new reliable sources. Edits are applied gradually by experienced editors to keep the page stable.

Scope-based pricing (€700-€1,600 typical)
Talk-page hygiene & source review
Coordinated multi-language updates
Reduces flag and revert risk

Starting price

from €700

Typical timeline

2-3 weeks

Best for

· Existing Wikipedia pages
· Recently funded companies
· Public figures with new milestones

Frequently asked questions

编辑——人们问什么

Process & timelines

How long does a Wikipedia page take?

Typically 3-4 weeks from contract signature: briefing and source audit, drafting, your review and approval, then gradual publication and the 90-day monitoring window.

What happens after the page is published?

Every published page comes with 90 days of monitoring at no extra cost — we respond to edits, tags, and flag attempts during that window. After 90 days the page transfers fully to your responsibility unless you've enrolled in one of our annual support plans (€420 / €750 / €1,200 / €3,500 / year). Without ongoing support we no longer hold responsibility for what happens to the page after the 90-day window closes.

How are edits made on existing pages?

Small, gradual edits by experienced editors over several days, with talk-page hygiene. We avoid bursty changes that look promotional and trigger reverts.

You don't translate — you "localise". What does that mean?

Each language edition of Wikipedia is its own community with its own sourcing expectations. A literal translation of the English article almost always fails review elsewhere. We rewrite for the target edition: integrate sources in the local language, adjust which facts belong in the lede, drop or expand sections to match what that community treats as encyclopedic. Same subject, different article — that's localisation.

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. The agency white-label discount scales with order size: 2 pages 5%, 3 → 7%, 4 → 10%, 5+ → 12%; beyond 10 pages we quote a custom rate — talk to sales.

What payment methods do you accept?

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

Why does an English Wikipedia page cost more than other languages?

English is the flagship edition: highest visibility, strictest sourcing review, the largest community of patrollers, and the strongest impact on Google and AI systems. The volunteer scrutiny on an English draft is materially heavier than on most other editions, which means more research, more cited sources, and more reviewer time on our side. The price reflects that workload, not a markup.

Guarantees & risk policy

Do you guarantee that a page will be published?

No — and we don't believe anyone should. Wikipedia is an independent community with its own editorial review. What we do guarantee is a risk-managed process: we don't recommend going to publication unless the source base supports notability, and we run a 93% success rate on the pages we do take on.

What if a page is deleted after publication?

Within the 90-day monitoring window, we defend the page and republish if necessary. If we fail to restore a deleted page after three attempts within that window, we refund 80% of the project fee.

Can you guarantee a Google Knowledge Panel?

No. Knowledge Panels are driven by Google's own systems, fed in part by Wikidata and Wikipedia. Our work materially raises the probability that a panel appears, but Google makes the final call.

Do you disclose that you're paid to edit Wikipedia?

Yes — on every project, every time. The Wikimedia Terms of Use require paid contributors to disclose the contributing firm, the client, and the intended beneficiary. We disclose on the editor's user page, on the article talk page at creation, and in edit summaries during the work. This is non-negotiable. We refuse projects that ask us to hide the relationship — undisclosed paid editing is the single most common reason this kind of work gets banned and pages get deleted.

Where to next

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The four editor categories behind every change you notice.

Wikimonitoring

Real-time alerts so the next edit never surprises you.

Ready to start? Let's run a source assessment first.

Share what you have — existing media, target languages, page URLs if any — and we'll come back with a realistic plan and price.

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