Know whether your story qualifies, before you submit it.
Writing a wiki page is easy. Getting it accepted is not. We help you find out whether independent coverage is strong enough, prepare a neutral draft, and follow the rules on paid contributions.
Overview
This is an advisory and drafting service. We audit your notability against Wikipedia and Grokipedia guidelines, assemble the independent sources that a page would need, and write a neutral, properly cited draft. Because acceptance is decided by independent community editors, we do not guarantee that any page will be published or kept. Every contribution we make follows Wikipedia's paid-contribution disclosure requirements, stated openly and on the record.
What you get
- Notability assessment and source-readiness audit
- Independent source inventory and gap report
- Neutral, well-sourced draft in encyclopedia style
- Paid-contribution disclosure handling and statements
- Citation formatting and reference cleanup
- Submission guidance and help interpreting editor feedback
How we work
Audit
We check whether you currently meet notability rules and identify the strongest independent sources. If the coverage is not there yet, we tell you plainly what is missing and what to build first.
Draft
A fully sourced draft written in neutral encyclopedia tone, with verifiable references and no marketing language. We flag claims that still need independent sourcing before anything is submitted.
Disclose
Paid contributions must be declared. We prepare and file the required paid-contribution disclosures and conflict-of-interest statements so your submission follows the rules from the start.
Advise
We walk you through submitting through the proper channels and help you understand editor feedback. We recommend fixes that stay within policy, but we cannot force an editorial outcome.