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Wikidata item: an entity with statements, identifiers and labels in several languages

We create a clean Wikidata entity (Q-item) for your brand, person, product or organization: structured statements with sources, identifiers, and labels and descriptions in at least five languages. Price and delivery time are known before you pay.

// price fixed · pay by card in EUR · work starts on the day of payment

€680fixed price
7–14 daysfrom payment to handover
5+ languageslabels and descriptions of the entity
1 daywork starts: day of payment

01 What is included

Wikidata item: what is included and what you receive

On the left, what we do; on the right, what you hold in your hands after handover.

1What's included

  • 1

    A new Wikidata Q-item for your brand, person, product or organization.

  • 2

    Structured statements: type, founding date, headquarters, key people, identifiers.

  • 3

    Labels and descriptions in at least five major languages.

2What you receive

  • ✓

    Q-item URL on wikidata.org.

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    A list of all statements added, with sources.

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    A cross-link table to your existing presence: Wikipedia, IMDb, Crunchbase and so on.

Wikidata and the knowledge graph: the service →How Wikidata affects AI answers →

02 Result

Wikidata entity: what the Q-item page will show

The three parts of the entity you receive: labels, statements and identifiers. Hover over a tab to see each one.

wikidata.org/wiki/Q·······Q-item
Company N(Q·······)

British IT company

Labels and descriptions · 5 languages

ukКомпанія Nбританська ІТ-компанія
enCompany NBritish IT company
deUnternehmen Nbritisches IT-Unternehmen
frSociété Nentreprise informatique britannique
esEmpresa Nempresa británica de TI

5 languages labels and descriptions in one entity

Statements · each with a source

instance ofcompanysource ✓
inception2015source ✓
headquartersLondonsource ✓
key personName Surname, foundersource ✓
official websitecompany-n.examplesource ✓

5 of 5 statements backed by sources

Identifiers and links · the table for you

Official websitecompany-n.examplelinked ✓
Wikipediaarticle about the companylinked ✓
IMDbprofile, if there is onelinked ✓
Crunchbasecompany profilelinked ✓
Other profilesif they already existlinked ✓

1 table of every link between the entity and your presence

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Wikidata and the knowledge graph →Brand AI visibility →

03 Terms

Terms of the order: what must be in place before we start

The conditions under which we can start, and what we ask you to provide in the order.

✓Eligibility

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    At least one independent publication in reliable sources.

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    A clear answer to what the entity is: company, person, product, organization and so on.

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    An official website that serves as the primary source.

↗You provide at order

  1. 1
    Entity nameHow it should be named in the record.
  2. 2
    TypeCompany, person, product or organization.
  3. 3
    Official websiteThe primary source for the statements.
  4. 4
    Source listIndependent publications we rely on.

A question about the terms: write to us →Editorial policy →

04 Timing and price

Timing and price: €680 and 7–14 days from payment

The price is fixed and known before you pay. Pay by card in EUR; USDT on request. Work starts on the day of payment.

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All prices →Offer agreement →Refunds →

06 FAQ

Wikidata item: what people ask before ordering

What is a Wikidata entity and why does a business need one?

A machine-readable entity from which Google's Knowledge Graph and AI assistants take facts: type, founding date, location, people, identifiers, labels in at least five languages. Every statement carries a source.

Who can order an entity?

A brand, person, product or organization with at least one independent publication in reliable sources and an official website. It must be clear what kind of entity it is.

Do you guarantee a Google Knowledge Panel?

No. Knowledge Panels are produced by Google's own systems, which draw in part on Wikidata and Wikipedia. Our work materially raises the chance of a panel, but the decision is Google's.

How is this different from a Wikipedia page?

A Wikidata entity is a structured record made of statements. A Wikipedia article is a separate product: its price and chances depend on independent sources about you. We assess the sources first, then name the price: from €2,400 for an English page. Page creation →

How do I pay, and in which currency?

By card, in EUR. You can view prices in US dollars, but the charge is in EUR. USDT is available on request: choose it at the payment step and we send a wallet and the amount.

When do you start?

On the day of payment. The order appears in the client portal, and we write to you to clarify the details. We hand over: The Q-item, a list of statements with sources and the cross-link table.

Is this product part of the Booster Pack?

Yes. The Booster Pack combines five platforms, Wikidata among them, in one campaign: €2,000 instead of €2,360 one by one. Booster Pack →

Can I order several products at once?

Yes: one cart and one payment. If the products are related (for example Wikidata and wiki platforms), we run them as one campaign.

All questions and answers →Wikidata and the knowledge graph: the service →

Wikidata item: order for €680, handover in 7–14 days

Add the product to the cart and give us the details in the order. Or write to us if you would rather talk first.

  1. 1
    Entity nameHow it should be named in the record.
  2. 2
    TypeCompany, person, product or organization.
  3. 3
    Official websiteThe primary source for the statements.
  4. 4
    Source listIndependent publications we rely on.

or write to us: team@wikibusines.com · Telegram

Wikidata item

€6807–14 days · work starts on the day of payment

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Pay by card in EUR; USDT on request.