These terms govern your use of the WikiBusines website and the services we provide. By engaging our services you agree to them.
#1. Our services
WikiBusines provides Wikipedia page creation and editing, Wikidata, monitoring, and AI-visibility services across 160+ language editions. Every engagement begins with a source assessment, and we recommend an alternative route when the source base does not support a page. The first source review is free; a paid notability audit is offered only for unclear cases.
#2. No guaranteed outcome
Wikipedia is an independent community with its own editorial review. We do not control it and cannot guarantee that a page will be published or retained. We commit to a risk-managed, policy-compliant process and advise honestly when notability is not supported.
#3. Editorial independence & compliance
All work follows Wikipedia's policies, including conflict-of-interest and paid-contribution disclosure. We do not engage in practices that violate platform rules. Every paid edit is disclosed on Wikipedia in WikiBusines' name: on the editor's user page, on the article's talk page and in edit summaries (Offer Agreement, section 9).
#4. Client responsibilities
You agree to provide accurate information and confirm that you hold the necessary rights to any materials you supply. You are responsible for the legality of the information you ask us to publish. During a project you do not edit the article yourself or bring in other editors or contractors without our agreement (Offer Agreement, section 11).
#5. Fees & payment
Prices are fixed in EUR and include taxes; invoices are issued in EUR, USD, GBP, UAH or AED. Payment is made before work begins unless agreed otherwise. Payment and refunds are governed by the Offer Agreement (sections 3, 7 and 8) and the Refund Policy.
#6. Intellectual property & confidentiality
Deliverables, the source dossier and the use of materials are set out in the Offer Agreement (section 10). We treat your information as confidential and support NDAs on request.
#7. Limitation of liability
To the extent permitted by law, our liability is limited to the fees paid for the specific engagement. We are not liable for decisions made by third-party platforms, except where they result from our breach of the paid-editing disclosure rules; in that case we refund the fee for the order (Offer Agreement, section 13).
#8. Changes & contact
We may update these terms; the current version is always published here. Changes do not apply to orders already paid. Questions: team@wikibusines.com.
Current version effective 10 November 2026.