Wikipedia Page Creation Service
A Wikipedia page creation service researches whether a person or company has enough independent coverage to qualify, then writes a neutral, fully sourced draft and submits it through Wikipedia's review process with the paid relationship disclosed. No one can promise approval, because volunteer editors decide. What you pay for is a draft built to survive that review.
Prices shown are starting points. The final cost depends on the size and scope of your project, and we confirm it in writing before any work begins.
Most Wikipedia pages that get deleted are not deleted because the person is unimportant. They are deleted because the draft reads like a brochure, or because the sources are the person's own interviews, bylined columns and press releases. Wikipedia only counts significant coverage by independent publications, and it counts it strictly.
That is why the work starts with the sources, not the writing. We search for the coverage that actually qualifies, tell you plainly how much of it exists, and only then write. If the independent coverage is thin, you hear that at the start, with a list of what would need to exist first, instead of after a draft has been rejected.
Wikipedia also has rules about paid editing and conflicts of interest, and they are enforced. Paid work has to be disclosed on the editor's profile and on the draft's talk page, and the subject should not edit the page directly. We work that way every time, because a page created by quietly breaking those rules is a page that gets removed and a name that gets flagged.
The draft is written in a neutral encyclopaedic voice, with every claim tied to a citation, then submitted through the Articles for Creation queue so experienced reviewers look at it before it goes live. Reviews take weeks, and a decline is common on a first pass, especially when coverage is thin. Our fee is for doing this the right way and is payable whatever the outcome. One revision round is included.
Want to see how Wikipedia decides before you spend anything? How to create a Wikipedia page that is not deleted.
What's included
- Notability check against Wikipedia's own standards before any writing
- Search for independent, in-depth sources across print, digital and books
- A plain written verdict on what qualifies and what does not
- Neutral, encyclopaedic draft with inline citations for every claim
- Infobox, lead section and structure that matches comparable pages
- Paid editing disclosure on the editor profile and the draft talk page
- Submission through Articles for Creation, not a back-door publish
- One revision round to answer reviewer feedback
- Guidance on what you must not do once the page is live
What you actually get
A notability verdict
A short written assessment of which sources count, which do not, and whether the page is worth attempting now. This comes first so you are not paying to draft something that cannot pass.
A sourced draft
Neutral wording, every statement cited, no promotional adjectives. It reads like an encyclopaedia entry because that is the only thing the review will accept.
A compliant submission
Disclosure in place, drafted from a personal editor account, submitted into the review queue the way the policy requires.
A revision round
If reviewers raise points, we address them once, inside the fee.
How it runs
- 01
Source search
We find and read the independent coverage that exists, and separate it from material Wikipedia will not count.
- 02
Verdict
You get a plain assessment. If the sources are thin, we say so and the odds are lower, and you decide whether to go ahead. Once work starts, the fee does not depend on the outcome.
- 03
Draft and disclose
We write the draft and set up the paid editing disclosure before anything is submitted.
- 04
Submit and revise
The draft goes into review. We handle feedback in one round and tell you the outcome as it arrives.
Questions people actually ask
How much does a Wikipedia page cost in India?
Our price starts at ₹15,000 for a person or a small company, as a one-time fee. Quotes in India commonly run from roughly ₹18,000 to ₹50,000, and abroad often several times that. A very low price usually means no source research and a draft that will be declined.
Can you guarantee the page will be approved?
No, and anyone who does is selling something they cannot deliver. Volunteer editors decide, and they can decline or delete a page at any point. We guarantee the process: a source check, a neutral draft, honest disclosure and a revision round. The fee is for that work and is not refunded if the page is declined.
What if I do not qualify for a Wikipedia page?
Then we tell you at the source stage, in writing, with what would need to exist first, so you can decide before work starts. If you go ahead anyway, the fee is the same, because it pays for the work and not for the outcome. Many people are better served by a different page, such as EverybodyWiki, or by earning the coverage that makes a Wikipedia page possible.
Is paid Wikipedia editing allowed?
It is allowed if it is disclosed. Wikipedia requires paid editors to declare the relationship on their profile and on the draft. Undisclosed paid editing is a policy violation that can get a page removed and accounts blocked, so we never do it.
Can I write or edit my own page?
You can, but Wikipedia strongly discourages editing your own page because of the conflict of interest, and self-written pages are deleted often. The usual route is a disclosed editor writing the draft while you supply facts and sources.